Canny organizes what users want. Signalog captures what users want, what's broken, and what shipped.
Canny is purpose-built for feature request voting boards. It does that job well. But most teams also need bug reporting, user feedback, and a way to announce what they actually shipped. Signalog does all of it. Canny does one part of it — for $79/month.
The Core Difference
Collect and organize feature requests. Let users vote on them.
Canny is a feature request board.
Collect feature requests. Collect bug reports. Collect feedback. Publish changelogs. Close the loop — from request to shipped to notified.
Signalog is the complete feedback loop.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Signalog | Canny |
|---|---|---|
| Feature request collection | Yes | Yes |
| User voting on features | Coming soon | Core feature |
| Public roadmap | Coming soon | Yes |
| Feature request board | Yes | Yes |
| Status updates to requesters | Yes | Yes |
| Segmentation by user plan | Yes (paid) | |
| Bug reports + screenshots | Yes | |
| Screen recording on bugs | Yes | |
| General feedback | Yes | Limited |
| Changelog publisher | Rich editor | Basic text only |
| Video in changelog | Yes | |
| Changelog reactions | Yes | |
| AI ticket generation | Yes (Starter+) | |
| Jira integration | Yes (Starter+) | Yes (paid) |
| Slack notifications | Yes (Growth+) | Yes (paid) |
| Widget embed | One script tag | Separate script |
| Free tier | Free forever | Very limited |
| Starting price | $0 forever | $79/month |
Feature Requests: Side by Side
What Canny does better
- Dedicated voting board UI
- Upvotes with comment threads
- User segmentation (which plan they're on)
- MRR-weighted prioritization
- Changelog linked to roadmap items
- Very polished feature request UX
What Signalog does better
- Feature requests + bug reports + feedback all in the same widget (one install)
- Requests linked to bugs (same user who requested dark mode also reported the sidebar bug)
- AI analysis across all feedback types
- Jira ticket auto-created from approved requests
- Changelog reactions tell you if users are happy about what you shipped
- Free forever
Pricing Comparison
Canny
- Starter: $79/month
- Growth: $359/month
- Business: Custom
What you get:
Feature request boards. User voting. Public roadmap. No bug reports. No changelog editor. No screen recordings. No AI.
Signalog
- Free: $0/month — foreverFeature requests + bug reports + feedback + changelog. Everything connected.
- Starter: $15/monthAI tickets + Jira integration
- Growth: $29/monthFull team + Slack + analytics
The $79/month Question
Canny costs $79/month minimum. That's $948/year. For feature request voting boards only.
With Signalog at $0:
- You get feature request collection.
- You also get bug reports.
- You also get feedback.
- You also get changelogs.
- You also get reactions.
The Canny use case costs $79/month to solve one problem. Signalog solves that problem plus three more — for free.
When To Still Use Canny
Canny still makes sense if:
- Your entire product strategy is driven by public voting boards
- You have enterprise users who need to see the public roadmap
- You need MRR-weighted prioritization (know which paying customers want what)
- You need advanced user segmentation tied to your CRM
For these specific enterprise use cases, Canny is best in class. For everyone else — Signalog.
What Teams Say About Switching
"Canny was $79/month for a feature voting board. Signalog does that plus bug reports plus changelogs. We cancelled Canny the same day we installed Signalog."
"We didn't need a public voting board. We just needed to know what users wanted most. Signalog told us that — for free."
"The thing Canny can't do is tell me about bugs. Signalog captures everything in one place — what's broken, what's wanted, what we shipped."
The Bottom Line
Canny
Best-in-class feature request voting. $79/month minimum. No bug reports. Basic changelog. No feedback loop back to users.
Signalog
Feature requests + bug reports + feedback + changelog + reactions. $0/month forever. Full feedback loop.
If you need public voting boards with MRR weighting: use Canny.
If you need to understand your users and close the loop: use Signalog.
Most teams need the loop. Not the leaderboard.