If you're evaluating feedback tools and came across ProductFlare, you’re probably looking for ways to collect feedback, prioritize features, and show roadmaps or changelogs. ProductFlare has its strengths, but for many SaaS teams, Upvoty delivers extra value and flexibility. Below I’ll compare what ProductFlare tends to offer vs what Upvoty can do, so you can decide which fits you better.

What ProductFlare Offers

Here’s what you can expect from ProductFlare (based on public information and typical feedback‑tool capabilities):

• Feedback boards for users to submit ideas or feature requests.

• Upvoting / voting on feature requests to surface what users want most.

• Roadmap / public visibility into upcoming features.

• Possibly basic customisation (branding, statuses) depending on plan.

• Some level of commenting, user interactions, and feature status updates.

Where Upvoty Pulls Ahead

Here’s how Upvoty tends to beat out ProductFlare in key areas:

• Multiple Boards & Segmentation: Upvoty supports more boards per project, lets you segment feedback by product area, by customer type, internal vs external, etc.

• Enhanced Custom Branding & Embedding: More control over how feedback boards & widgets look, where they’re embedded (site/app), domain customisation, themes, dark/light mode, CSS tweaks.

• More Robust Moderation Tools: Features like merging duplicates, private/Internal feedback boards, hiding or pinning posts, assigning owners, labels, help keeping feedback clean as volume grows.

• Full Feedback Loop & User Notifications: Users are better informed when things change, when their request moves through statuses, when it’s shipped, etc.

• Rich Widget / Integration & UX Tailored for Growth: Easier onboarding, better embed options, smoother user experience, more integrations to pull feedback in from support tools, emails, chat, etc.

• Better Value for Scaling Teams: Upvoty tends to offer more power earlier, you don’t have to be enterprise‑sized to get roadmaps, multiple boards, or good branding.

When ProductFlare Might Be Enough

If you have fairly simple needs, ProductFlare could still work if you:

• Only need one feedback board.

• Don’t need strong customisation or multiple boards.

• Are okay with a minimal feedback workflow.

• Have a very limited budget or are early stage and not yet scaling.