SIGNALOG VS CANNY

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

Canny's job:

Collect and organize feature requests. Let users vote on them.

Canny is a feature request board.

Signalog's job:

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

FeatureSignalogCanny
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
Free plan: Very limited (10 posts only). No real free tier.

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 — forever
    Feature requests + bug reports + feedback + changelog. Everything connected.
  • Starter: $15/month
    AI tickets + Jira integration
  • Growth: $29/month
    Full 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.