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Frill vs Sleekplan

Frill and Sleekplan are both customer feedback & roadmaps tools. Frill is aimed at freelancers and small businesses, while Sleekplan is aimed at small businesses and freelancers. Sleekplan costs less, from $13/mo versus $25/mo for Frill. Only Sleekplan has a free plan.

Frill

Lightweight ideas board and announcements

Sleekplan

Feedback, roadmap, changelog and NPS widget

PricingPaid · $25Freemium · $13
Starting price$25/mo$13/mo
Free planNoYes
Free trial14 days30 days
Built forFreelancers, Small businessesSmall businesses, Freelancers
Platformswebweb
CountryGB · 2020DE · 2020
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Choose Frill if

Small SaaS teams.

  • Beautiful UX
  • Simple pricing
  • Widget-first

Look elsewhere if: Large product orgs (Productboard).

Choose Sleekplan if

Indie and small SaaS.

  • All-in-one widget
  • Free plan
  • Cheap

Look elsewhere if: Enterprise.

Frill vs Sleekplan pricing

Frill

  • Startup$25/mo50 active ideas, 1 survey
  • Business$49/moUnlimited ideas, 3 surveys
  • Growth$149/moPrivacy, white labeling
  • Enterprise$349/moEnterprise-grade support

Sleekplan

  • Indie$0Free forever; feedback board, changelog, single admin
  • Starter$13/moBilled yearly; 3 seats, CSAT, NPS, 1,000 AI credits
  • Business$38/moBilled yearly; 10 seats, 5,000 AI credits, custom domain
  • EnterpriseCustomSAML SSO, custom contracts, multi-workspace

Frill · Key features

  • Ideas and voting
  • Roadmap
  • Announcements
  • Widget
  • Integrations
  • Custom domain

Cons

  • Fewer integrations
  • Idea limits on Startup
  • Basic analytics

Sleekplan · Key features

  • Feedback board
  • Changelog
  • Roadmap
  • NPS/CSAT surveys
  • In-app widget
  • Integrations

Cons

  • Smaller vendor
  • Less polish
  • Basic analytics

Frill vs Sleekplan: FAQ

Which is cheaper, Frill or Sleekplan?

Sleekplan starts at $13/mo and Frill at $25/mo. Both prices are checked on the vendors' own pricing pages.

Do Frill and Sleekplan have a free plan?

Frill has no free plan, a 14-day free trial. Sleekplan has a free plan.

Not sure yet?