Project Echo vs UserVoice
UserVoice positions itself as a customer intelligence platform for revenue-weighted insights across product, CS, and GTM teams. Project Echo is a simpler self-serve feedback, roadmap, and changelog product with flat Free and Pro pricing.
Pricing comparison
UserVoice does not publish self-serve plan prices on its website — buying starts with talking to their team. Project Echo publishes flat Free and Pro pricing with self-serve signup.
Project Echo
Self-serve — no sales call required
Unlimited workspaces, boards, team members, and end-users. Portal, roadmap, changelog, API, MCP, and webhooks included.
Flat public pricing
Or $290/year (~$24/mo). Custom domain, remove branding, and additional Pro capabilities (some still rolling out).
UserVoice
Sales-led pricing
UserVoice’s public site routes buyers to “Talk to an Expert.” There is no published free tier or self-serve price list on uservoice.com.
UserVoice is sold as an enterprise platform with custom contracts. Project Echo stays flat as end-user participation grows; you upgrade for Pro features like a custom domain, not because more customers voted.
Feature comparison
An honest look at what each product offers today. “Coming soon” and plan badges mean the capability is planned or gated — not a full checkmark. Rows are only included when we could verify the competitor’s side from public product or pricing pages.
| Feature | Project Echo | UserVoice |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing & limits | ||
Pricing model | Flat (Free / Pro) | Custom / enterprise |
Published self-serve pricing | Yes | No |
Free plan | Yes | No |
Unlimited end-users on free | Yes | No |
| Feedback & intelligence | ||
Centralized feedback portal | Yes | Yes |
Revenue-weighted prioritization UserVoice markets revenue-weighted insights connected to CRM account data. | Coming soon | Yes |
AI theme / signal detection | No | Yes |
Public roadmap UserVoice emphasizes internal customer intelligence more than a lightweight public roadmap product page. | Yes | Partial |
Public changelog | Yes | Partial |
| Integrations | ||
Salesforce | Coming soon | Yes |
Zendesk | Coming soon | Yes |
Gong | No | Yes |
Gainsight | No | Yes |
Jira / Azure DevOps | Coming soon | Yes |
Slack | Yes | Yes |
Notion sync | Yes | No |
| API & agents | ||
REST API on free UserVoice documents API capabilities for enterprise customers; access is not offered as a free self-serve plan. | Yes | Partial |
MCP server for AI agents | Free | No |
| Compliance & buying motion | ||
SOC 2 UserVoice publicly states SOC 2 Type 2 certification on its homepage. | Partial | Yes |
GDPR | Yes | Yes |
Self-serve signup | Yes | No |
When should you choose UserVoice?
1. You need revenue-weighted customer intelligence
UserVoice markets itself as connecting feedback to ARR, retention, and forecast conversations across product, CS, and revenue teams — not just tallying votes.
2. Your stack already centers on Salesforce and enterprise CS tools
UserVoice publicly lists Salesforce, Zendesk, Gainsight, Gong, Jira, Azure DevOps, and Slack as out-of-the-box integrations for enriching feedback with account context.
3. You want sales-assisted enterprise onboarding
If procurement expects a guided enterprise purchase, SOC 2 Type 2 messaging, and a vendor relationship, UserVoice’s “Talk to an Expert” motion matches that buying style.
4. Budget is enterprise-sized
UserVoice does not publish self-serve pricing. Teams evaluating it should expect a custom contract rather than a $0–$29/mo product.
When should you choose Project Echo?
1. You want to start today without a sales process
Project Echo is self-serve with a published Free plan. UserVoice’s public site routes new buyers to talk with their team.
2. You need a public feedback → roadmap → changelog loop
Project Echo is built for SaaS teams that collect requests publicly, share a roadmap, and announce shipping with a changelog.
3. You want flat, transparent pricing
Free is $0 with unlimited end-users and teammates. Pro is a flat $29/mo (or $290/year) for custom domain and brand-first public surfaces.
4. You want API and MCP without an enterprise contract
Project Echo includes REST API and an MCP server on the free plan for agent workflows.
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