Conclude vs Featurebase
Featurebase made feedback collection cheap and clean. Conclude takes the next step — turning the stream into ranked themes, evidence-rich Linear issues, and a closed loop back to your voters.
Why teams move to Conclude
Featurebase is the modern lightweight feedback suite. Conclude is what comes next: a decision layer that turns the volume into the next five things to ship.
Side-by-side
Side-by-side reflects publicly available capabilities at the date below. Always verify current features on the competitor site before purchase. Last reviewed May 4, 2026.
Starting price
Cheapest plan with a working public feedback board.
Starter — flat, not per-seat
Per-seat tiers
Public boards & changelog
Voting, statuses, public roadmap, and a changelog feed.
AI theme clustering
Cluster raw feedback into themes using embeddings — not just tags.
OpenAI embeddings + GPT-4o
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Linear bi-directional sync
Status changes in Linear update feedback items and notify voters.
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Screen recording capture
Composite screen + camera + mic into a single WebM from the widget.
React SDK & vanilla widget
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Native React SDK
Shadow-DOM components that render inside the host app.
@conclude-fyi/react
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Event-triggered Moments
Ask a one-tap question right after a meaningful product action.
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Knowledge-base context
Surface related docs alongside themes via MCP-connected sources.
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Custom domain
Host the public board under your own subdomain or apex.
Pro plan and above
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Voter notifications
Email customers automatically when their request ships.
Where Conclude pulls ahead
Featurebase keeps the inbox clean. Conclude takes the next step: every new piece of feedback joins a cluster the moment it arrives, with the duplicates, the affected accounts, and the urgency tone already attached.
Linear is the source of truth for engineering teams. Conclude is built around that — decisions become Linear issues with attached evidence, and Linear status changes round-trip back to the theme and the voters automatically.
Most widgets give you a textarea. Conclude gives you a textarea, a screenshot, an annotated drawing layer, and a one-click screen recording — composited screen + camera + mic into a single WebM, with privacy masking baked in.
Migration
Easiest path: install Conclude on a single product surface this afternoon and let it run alongside your existing Featurebase board for two weeks. The themes will surface on their own — you will know in days, not months.
Questions
Plans start at $9/month. See the pricing page for the current breakdown — the AI features (theme clustering, insights, Linear sync) come as part of the standard plan, not as an upsell.
No free tier — plans start at $9/month. New workspaces include a 7-day Starter trial with no credit card required, so you can prove out the loop before billing kicks in.
Yes. The vanilla IIFE widget works on any site — about 19 KB, drop in a single script tag. The React SDK is recommended for React apps because it gives you Shadow-DOM components and screenshot capture without a browser prompt.
Linear is our deepest integration today. If you live in Jira, talk to us — bi-directional Jira sync is on the roadmap and we want to hear from teams who would adopt it.
More comparisons
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