Automatic feedback collection with transparent pricing. No hidden add-ons
Frill offers clean feedback boards and changelogs, but its add-on pricing model can push costs to $150+/month for a full feature set. Noisely takes a different approach: automatically collect feedback from 23+ sources with AI analysis included, at a flat price with no surprises.
Feature Comparison
| Feature |
|
Frill |
|---|---|---|
| Transparent Pricing | $49/month flat | $25+ with add-ons |
| Automatic Feedback Collection | Yes | No |
| Reddit & Community Monitoring | Yes | No |
| App Store Reviews | Yes | No |
| G2 & Trustpilot Reviews | Yes | No |
| Support Ticket Analysis | Yes | No |
| AI Sentiment Analysis | Yes | No |
| Automatic Categorization | Yes | No |
| Push to Jira, Linear, Slack, Teams | Yes | One-way only |
| Public Voting Board | No | Yes |
| Public Roadmap | No | Yes |
| Changelog / Announcements | No | Yes |
| Action Items Management | Yes | Limited |
| Bulk Operations | Yes | No |
About Frill
Frill is a product feedback, public roadmap, and changelog platform. Users submit feature requests to idea boards where they can be upvoted and prioritized.
Best for: Small teams wanting a simple public-facing feedback board with roadmap and changelog
Why Choose Noisely
Frill's $25/month base looks affordable, but white-labeling ($100/mo), SSO ($50/mo), and surveys ($25/mo) add up quickly. Noisely has flat, transparent pricing with all features included.
Frill only captures feedback that users actively submit to your board. But most customers complain on Reddit, leave app reviews, or mention issues in support tickets. Noisely finds all of it automatically.
Frill has no AI features, so you manually organize and tag everything. Noisely uses AI to analyze sentiment, categorize feedback into bugs, feature requests, UX issues, and more, and scores urgency automatically.
Frill lacks an admin dashboard and bulk operations, so everything is managed one-by-one through each post's settings. Noisely gives you powerful search, filtering, and batch actions to handle hundreds of items.
Frill's integrations with Jira, Slack, and Trello are one-way only. Noisely pushes to Jira, Linear, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Sheets, Webhook, and Email with full status tracking.
What You Get
Collect feedback from everywhere your customers talk about your product.
Every mention is automatically analyzed and categorized.
Send analysis directly to the tools your team uses.
Starting at $49/month
FAQ
Frill starts at $25/month but charges separately for white-labeling ($100/mo), SSO ($50/mo), and surveys ($25/mo). A full-featured Frill setup can cost $150+/month. Noisely starts at $49/month with all features included, with no add-ons or hidden costs.
No. Noisely focuses on automatically discovering what users say across 14+ platforms rather than asking them to submit feedback. If you need a public voting board, you could use a dedicated tool alongside Noisely.
Yes. Frill only captures feedback that users actively submit to your board. Most users never do. They complain on Reddit, leave app reviews, or contact support. Noisely monitors all of these channels automatically.
Yes. Every piece of feedback is analyzed by AI for sentiment, automatically categorized (bugs, feature requests, UX issues, etc.), scored for urgency and impact, and clustered with related feedback. Frill currently offers no AI capabilities.
Yes. Some teams use Frill for their public-facing roadmap and changelog while using Noisely to discover feedback from Reddit, app stores, reviews, and support tickets that users never submit to the Frill board.
It depends on your priority. Frill is great for public communication (roadmaps, changelogs, voting boards). Noisely is better for discovering and analyzing feedback at scale with AI. Growing SaaS teams often find that the feedback people submit is only a fraction of what they actually say.
Join product teams who use Noisely to understand customer feedback and build better products.
Get StartedStarting at $49/month