Prioritize feature requests and build a data-driven product roadmap
Combine quantitative customer data with qualitative product feedback to make informed roadmap decisions.
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We make it easy for users and customer-facing teams to leave feedback in a way that's useful for you.
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UserVoice has the tools to help you turn large quantities of customer feedback into meaningful product insights.
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Product Manager
Prioritize the features in your roadmap based on data-driven insights from your customer feedback.
Product Executive
Maximize returns and drive product growth by allocating product and engineering resources with confidence.
Feedback Manager
Champion the customer with an efficient customer feedback process for you and your product team.
Customers who trust us with their products
“By actively using UserVoice, we’ve been able to look at trends and gain insights for our roadmaps and show our customers we’re listening.”
“We really push for customer validation, so we make sure anything we build is something that customers actually need and is solving an actual problem.”
“UserVoice helps us decide what to build and how to build it to best meet our customers‘ complex needs.”
“Our entire development pipeline from day one has sprung from feedback from users and what they want and need from us.”
Killer content for product people
Ebook
Build a customer feedback machine
How to create (and maintain) a customer feedback process for the whole team.
Blog
Aligning your product roadmap with company goals
Your product roadmap tells a story. It shows where your product is today, where it’s headed, and how it’s going to get there.
Blog
“Does this feature make my product look fat?” 5 ways product managers can avoid feature bloat
Want to avoid overwhelming and possibly alienating users with too many features?