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Say So vs Frill

Feedback widget vs feedback board, roadmap & announcements

TL;DR

Frill is a public ideas board with a roadmap and an announcements feed. Users vote on ideas out in the open, and most of the work happens on that public board. Say So is the opposite: a button in your app that catches feedback, and a private inbox where you sort it. There's no public board, and no account for people to make before they can speak up. Pick Frill if you want a public roadmap your customers follow. Pick Say So if you want to collect feedback quietly and act on it.

At a glance

Say SoFrill
What it isFeedback widget + private inboxPublic ideas board, roadmap, and changelog
Leaving feedbackOne tap in your app, no accountUsers usually sign in to vote
Where you workA private inbox you filter, tag, and resolveMostly the public board itself
SlackTwo-way: post, set status, the user gets emailedLimited / one-way
Public voting / roadmapNo, on purposeYes — that's the product
PricingFree, then flat $120/yr (unlimited)Paid tiers with add-ons; trial, no free plan

A real inbox, not just a public board

Frill

With Frill, most things happen on the public board. A common gripe from its users is that there's no separate private place to manage feedback — you're working on the board itself, one item at a time.

Say So

Say So is built around a private inbox. Filter by type, search, tag, and mark things resolved. Your customers never see the pile, and you're not doing everything in public.

Want a public board front and center? Frill. Want a quiet inbox to actually sort feedback? Say So.

No login just to speak up

Frill

On Frill, voting usually means creating an account first. Plenty of people won't bother, so you hear from fewer of them.

Say So

Say So asks for nothing. People tap the button, type, and send — email is optional if they want a reply. Lower bar, more feedback.

If you want the most people possible to leave a note, skipping the login helps. That's how Say So works.

One simple price

Frill

Frill has a few tiers, and some of the useful bits — privacy, white-labeling — are paid add-ons on top. Reviewers sometimes find the total confusing, and there's no free plan, just a trial.

Say So

Say So has a genuinely free tier, then one flat price: $120 a year for unlimited everything. Nothing to tack on.

If you want a free way to start and one number to remember, Say So is simpler.

Choose Say So if…

  • Teams who want a private inbox to triage, not a public board
  • Anyone who wants feedback without making people sign in first
  • People who want a free way to start
  • Teams who close the loop from Slack

Choose Frill if…

  • Teams who want a public ideas board customers vote on
  • Products that want a public roadmap to share
  • Sending an announcements / changelog feed
  • Anyone who wants feedback out in the open
Straight up: Say So doesn't do public boards, roadmaps, or announcements. If you want customers to vote on ideas in public and follow a roadmap, Frill is the right tool. Say So is for collecting feedback privately and acting on it.
Good questions

Things people ask.

What's the difference between Say So and Frill?

Frill is a public ideas board with a roadmap and announcements. Say So is a private feedback widget — one script tag that catches feedback in your app and puts it in an inbox only your team sees.

Do people need an account to leave feedback?

Not with Say So. They tap the button, type, and send, with email optional. Frill usually asks people to sign in before they can vote.

Does Say So have a public roadmap?

No. Feedback stays private and you reply to the person directly. If a public roadmap is what you want, Frill is the better choice.

Is there a free plan?

Yes — Say So is free for one project, then $120 a year for unlimited. Frill runs on a trial with paid tiers, not a permanent free plan.

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One script, a calm inbox, and a free Slack loop. Free forever for one project.

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