Sleekplan Pricing in 2026: Plans, Usage Limits and Alternatives

Sleekplan bundles a feedback board, a roadmap, a changelog, announcements and surveys into one in-app widget, and it is one of the cheapest hosted tools in the category. It does not charge for tracked users. What it does meter is your team and your reach: seats, announcement views, popup views, email sends and AI credits all have monthly limits by plan.

This guide covers each plan, which limits push you up a tier and how Sleekplan compares with alternatives.

Sleekplan pricing in 2026: Sleekplan has a free Indie plan for a single admin. Paid plans are Starter at $13/mo and Business at $38/mo, billed yearly, plus a custom Enterprise plan. Tracked users are unlimited on every plan. Upgrades are driven by team seats, announcement and email limits, branding removal and the custom domain, which start on Business.

Pricing last verified November 2026. Vendors may change plans and pricing without notice. Check Sleekplan's pricing page for the latest figures.

Sleekplan pricing plans

Each plan also sets monthly usage limits:

Monthly or annual. The prices above are for yearly billing, which Sleekplan says saves two months. Paying monthly costs more; check Sleekplan's pricing page for the monthly rate.

Trial. Every paid plan has a 30-day trial with no card needed. If you do not upgrade, the workspace moves to Indie.

What pushes you up a tier

A second teammate. Indie is a single-admin workspace. The moment a second person needs to triage feedback, you are on Starter, which includes 3 seats. Business includes 10.

Announcement reach. Indie allows 1,000 announcement views a month. If your changelog shows in-app to an active user base, you reach that quickly. Starter raises it to 10,000 and Business to 30,000.

Your brand. Removing Sleekplan branding and using a custom domain both start on Business. For a customer-facing board, that is often the deciding factor.

Surveys beyond CSAT and NPS. Starter includes CSAT and NPS. Custom surveys and topic analytics need Business.

SAML. SSO is on Starter, but SAML with Okta, Azure AD or Auth0 is Enterprise only.

Hidden costs to consider

Usage add-ons. On Business, more seats, announcement views, popup views, emails and AI credits are sold as add-ons. Sleekplan does not publish the add-on prices, so a growing product can cost more than the plan price suggests. Ask before you budget.

Usage limits that track your audience. Tracked users are free, but announcement views and email sends rise with your active user base. A launch to a large audience can hit those caps.

Hosted only. Sleekplan has no self-hosted or open-source edition, so your data lives in its cloud.

Who Sleekplan suits

Sleekplan is hard to beat on price. It is one of the cheapest ways to get a feedback board, roadmap, changelog, in-app announcements and NPS surveys in a single widget, and the free plan has no tracked-user cap. The 30-day trial is generous. For a small SaaS team with a modest audience, Starter or Business covers a lot.

It suits teams less well if they need a support inbox beside feedback, a large in-app audience for announcements, or SAML without an Enterprise contract.

How Quackback compares

Quackback covers the same loop, feedback boards, voting, a public roadmap, a changelog and an in-app widget, and adds a support inbox, a help center, a status page and Quackback AI. It prices differently:

• More seats per plan. Pro includes 5 seats, Business 20 and Enterprise unlimited. Customers, voters and chat visitors are always free.
• Unlimited boards and posts from Pro, with a custom domain on Pro too.
• A Free plan. Quackback Cloud has a Free plan with 1 seat, 1 board and 50 posts. Every signup starts with a 14-day Pro trial. See Quackback pricing for current figures.
• Open source. Self-host every feature free under AGPL-3.0, with Docker or the Railway template (you pay Railway for the servers).

Be clear about the trade-offs. Sleekplan's entry price is lower than Quackback Pro, and it includes NPS and standalone CSAT surveys. Quackback has no NPS, and asks for CSAT only after a support conversation closes. Sleekplan's Business plan includes branding removal, while removing the Quackback badge is a paid add-on on any paid plan. Quackback's integrations start on Business, and its single sign-on is OIDC on Enterprise, with no SAML.

For the full side-by-side, see Quackback vs Sleekplan. To see Sleekplan next to Canny, Nolt, Upvoty and others, read the feedback tool pricing comparison.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Sleekplan have a free plan?

Yes. Sleekplan's Indie plan is free forever for a single admin. It includes a feedback board and changelog with unlimited tracked users, 1,000 announcement views and 500 email sends a month. Branding removal and a custom domain are not included.

How much does Sleekplan cost?

Sleekplan Starter is $13/mo and Business is $38/mo, both billed yearly. Enterprise is custom. Starter includes 3 team seats and Business includes 10. Monthly billing costs more; check Sleekplan's pricing page for the monthly rate.

Does Sleekplan charge for tracked users?

No. Tracked users and feedback items are unlimited on every Sleekplan plan. Sleekplan instead limits team seats, announcement views, popup views, email sends and AI credits by plan, with add-ons for more on Business.

Which Sleekplan plan removes branding?

Sleekplan Business, at $38/mo billed yearly, removes Sleekplan branding and adds a custom domain. Indie and Starter keep Sleekplan branding.

What is an alternative to Sleekplan with a support inbox?

Quackback pairs feedback boards, a roadmap and a changelog with a support inbox, help center and status page on every plan. It has a Free Cloud plan and is open source, so you can self-host every feature.