Comparison
UserVoice is one of the older, more established names in feedback and idea management, built for larger organizations that need deep prioritization workflows, roles, and enterprise-grade administration around customer input. UserFeed is a much smaller, purpose-built tool for one job: capturing why people uninstall your Chrome extension, and giving the ones who stay a lightweight branded place to keep talking to you. Here's how the two actually compare.
| Feature | UserVoice | UserFeed |
|---|---|---|
| Built for Chrome extensions | General-purpose enterprise suite | Purpose-built |
| Uninstall feedback capture | ✗ Not available | ✓ Included |
| Public feedback portal & voting | ✓ Included | ✓ Included |
| Public roadmap | ✓ Included | ✓ Included |
| Sign-in for voters | Email, enterprise SSO | Google or email |
| Branding to your extension | Custom domain / white-label on higher tiers | Your extension's brand; badge removed on Pro |
| Integrations / breadth | ✓ Deep enterprise idea-management workflows, SSO, admin controls | Focused feature set for extensions |
| Pricing model | Enterprise/quoted pricing — see uservoice.com | Free for one extension, then $4/mo each |
UserVoice details as of August 2026; check their site for the latest.
UserVoice grew up serving larger organizations that need structured idea management: multiple products, review workflows, permissions, and reporting across big teams. That depth is a genuine strength if you're running feedback across an enterprise org with dedicated product managers. UserFeed doesn't try to compete on that scale — it's built around a single hook, chrome.runtime.setUninstallURL(), and ships with the uninstall reasons, form, and portal already wired for a Chrome extension out of the box.
UserVoice's idea boards are built for feedback from people actively using your product — feature requests, votes, and prioritization discussions. It has no dedicated concept of the moment someone removes your extension, because that isn't the workflow it was designed around. UserFeed's uninstall form fires at exactly that moment, catching a signal that otherwise disappears the instant the user is gone, and feeds it into the same account as your public feedback board.
If you're part of a larger organization that needs enterprise administration, SSO, and structured idea-management workflows across multiple products, UserVoice's depth is hard to match, and that's not something UserFeed tries to replicate. If your product is a Chrome extension and you want a fast, lightweight way to learn why people are leaving alongside a branded portal and roadmap for the users who stay, UserFeed is the more direct fit — and it's free to start.
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