Feedback board · built for operators

Build for the customers who actually pay you.

It weights every feature request by the revenue behind it, so you stop shipping for the loudest free user and start building for the people who actually pay you. It's the board I run my own products on, and I'd love for it to help you run yours.

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Running live on Legendsverse · Comicade · BYOMailer

byomailer/feedback
Top voted Revenue ↓

  • Bulk CSV import for contacts

    Onboarding a 9k-contact list by hand is the only thing keeping me on the old tool.

    Planned april@acme $500/mo

  • Webhook retries with backoff

    A dropped delivery costs us a real customer email. Needs to retry.

    In progress ops@scale $1.2k/mo

  • Add a Slack integration

    Would be cool to get pings in Slack instead of email.

    Open freebie_dev $0

Sorted by revenue. The 312-vote request is from a free user, so it sits at the bottom.

Your loudest users aren't your paying users.

That feature request with 40 upvotes? Half of them are on your free tier and will never pay you a cent. Meanwhile the three customers actually funding your runway are buried on page two, quietly waiting for the thing they need.

Every other feedback tool counts every vote the same. So you build the popular thing, feel good about it, and watch revenue sit still. I've done it. It stings.

What makes it different

Weight feedback by revenue, not volume.

Tag every customer by what they're worth (MRR, LTV, plan) and Feedback Pilgrim shows you the money behind every request. Sort your roadmap by who actually pays you, and build the thing that protects revenue first. This is the part I wished existed for years.

See the MRR behind every request
Not just the upvote count.
Catch it when a $0 user and a $500/mo customer want opposite things
And know who to listen to.
Ship a roadmap your bank account agrees with
Revenue-first, every release.
roadmap / sort
Votes Revenue ↓
  • 18

    Webhook retries with backoff

    $1.2k/mo
  • 47

    Bulk CSV import for contacts

    $500/mo
  • 312

    Add a Slack integration

    $0

312 votes, $0 behind them. The money is two rows down.

I didn't build this to sell it. I built it to run my products.

I ship a handful of small products solo. My feedback used to live in Discord DMs, support emails, a Notion page, and my own head. The existing tools wanted per-seat money across every product and felt like enterprise software I'd have to manage.

So I built the board I actually wanted, and I run all my products' feedback on it. These are real boards on real, live products:

Legendsverse → Comicade → BYOMailer →

If it breaks, my own roadmap breaks. So it doesn't break.

Live in two minutes.

  1. 01

    Drop a board

    Where your users already are. Live in minutes.

  2. 02

    They post and vote

    And you see the revenue behind every request.

  3. 03

    Sort your roadmap

    By what protects revenue, not what's loudest.

  4. 04

    Ship it, mark it shipped

    Everyone who asked gets told.

MCP · REST API

Drive it from code, or from your agent.

Open the network tab and poke around, it's all there. Feedback Pilgrim is a clean REST API with a UI bolted on, plus an MCP server so Claude can read and post to your boards directly. I build the way I'd want to integrate, so I hope this feels right at home.

Public REST API

Everything in the dashboard, over a versioned, Sanctum-token API. One OpenAPI spec, no surprises.

  • GET /v1/posts
  • GET /v1/contacts
  • GET /v1/release-notes
  • POST /v1/tags · testimonials
API reference → Download OpenAPI →

MCP server

Point Claude or any MCP client at your board. It's the same actions as the API: bearer-only, stateless, throttled per token.

  • POST /mcp
  • tools list · get · create · update
  • on posts · contacts · release-notes
  • on tags · testimonials
Set up MCP →

One flat price that never grows because you grew.

Canny moved to tracked-user pricing and pushed small operators off. Featurebase charges per seat. Both turn your success into a bigger invoice.

Feedback Pilgrim is $199 a year, flat. Unlimited products, unlimited users, unlimited seats, forever. No seat math. No usage tiers. No "contact sales." The price you pay at three users is the price you pay at thirty thousand. I'd rather you grow and tell a friend than feel taxed for winning.

$199/yr. Everything. No asterisks.

$199 / year, flat
  • Unlimited products & boards
  • Unlimited end-users & seats
  • MRR/LTV-weighted prioritization
  • Roadmap, changelog, notifications
  • 30-day money-back guarantee, full refund, no questions
Start your board, 30 days to change your mind

I'm a solo founder. I answer my own email, I ship every week, and I only keep getting paid if I keep this thing alive, which I will, because I run my own products on it. If you give it a try, thank you, genuinely. It means a lot that you'd trust a small tool from one person. And if it turns out it's not for you within 30 days, I'll refund you and we're still good.

Thanks for reading. Alejandro Medina

Questions, answered plainly.

Why a subscription and not pay-once?
Recurring is my promise that I'll keep showing up and shipping. I run my own products on this tool, so it stays alive and keeps getting better, and you're never charged per seat or per user. One flat price, that's it.
Can I move my feedback over from Canny or a spreadsheet?
Boards hold little data, so export a CSV and you're up in minutes. If you get stuck, email me and I'll help you move it over.
What if it's not for me?
30 days, full refund, no questions asked.
Do you sell my data or my users' feedback?
No. Your data is yours, export it anytime, standard DPA. I'm an operator, not an ad network.

Stop guessing which feature to build.

Start a board today and tell me what's missing. I read every piece of feedback myself, and I'm grateful for it.

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