Unified feedback collection
Collect feature requests from a feedback board, email, sales conversations, or support tickets, then keep them in one place for the whole team to review.
ProductLift is a product management platform for collecting customer feedback, prioritizing feature requests, planning roadmaps, and publishing changelogs.
ProductLift is a product management platform for collecting feedback, prioritizing feature requests, planning a roadmap, and publishing updates from the same workflow. It is positioned for teams that want to move requests from intake to shipment without copying items between separate tools.
The product combines a feedback board, roadmap, changelog, and knowledge base, with AI used to help score ideas, generate content, and organize feedback. Pricing is based on plans with unlimited end-users, a free 14-day trial, and no tracked-user fees, while paid tiers add more admins, AI credits, and enterprise-oriented options such as SSO and dedicated support.
Collect feature requests from a feedback board, email, sales conversations, or support tickets, then keep them in one place for the whole team to review.
Let customers vote and comment on ideas, detect duplicates, and use anonymous voting or internal comments when appropriate.
Plan work with a drag-and-drop roadmap, custom columns such as quarters or now/next/later, and public or restricted sharing by user group.
Score requests with AI using your product vision and choose from RICE, ICE, MoSCoW, or Impact/Effort frameworks, with matrix-style visualization.
Publish shipped work as a changelog entry, notify voters automatically, and generate knowledge base articles or help content from shipped features.
Connect feedback to operational data through integrations such as Jira, Azure DevOps, HubSpot, Slack, Stripe, API, webhooks, and SSO.
Use ProductLift to centralize requests arriving through a feedback board, support conversations, sales calls, or email so the team can evaluate everything in one place.
Use the roadmap and prioritization tools to decide what to build next, compare requests with AI scoring and frameworks like RICE or MoSCoW, and surface the items that matter most.
Use the roadmap, changelog, and notification tools to move a feature from planned to shipped while automatically informing the customers who voted for it.
Use the knowledge base and changelog tools to turn shipped features into help articles and documentation that stay connected to the original request history.
Use integrations with Jira, Azure DevOps, HubSpot, Slack, and Stripe to align feedback with issue tracking, revenue data, and team notifications.
Yes. ProductLift includes white-labeling on every plan, which removes ProductLift branding from the portal and emails.
Yes. Each portal can be set up as public or private, and individual tabs can also be configured as public or private for workflows such as declined or in-review items.
Yes. By default you get a `name.productlift.dev` subdomain, and you can also connect a custom domain such as `roadmap.yourwebsite.com`.
Yes. ProductLift offers a 14-day free trial, and the pricing page says you can continue on a monthly contract and cancel each month. It does not list a permanent free plan.
Yes. The FAQ states that all users and posts can be exported from the system, and the platform also supports unlimited end-users with no tracked-user fees.