Choose Pulseri if
- You want to know how customers feel, not only what to build.
- You want to ask on a schedule, so quiet customers answer too.
- You want a low score in team chat the same day.
- You want customer and team feedback in one tool.
Pick Canny for public ideas, votes and a roadmap. Pick Pulseri for scores from People you know. Many teams use both.
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NPS survey ready to use
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Employee pulse surveys
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eNPS question for your team
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Survey shown inside your product
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Act
New answers posted to team chat
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Alert only when the score is low
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Themes found in comments
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Pricing
Prices listed on the website
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Price stays flat as answers grow
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Other jobs
Public board where people vote on ideas
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Heatmaps and session recordings
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In-app guides and checklists
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Performance reviews and goals
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A feedback board answers "what should we build". Customers post an idea, others vote for it with one click, and your team sees which ideas have the most support 2. When the status changes, voters get an email. Canny is the board this page looks at.
Pulseri answers "how do our customers feel, and is it getting better". You choose a group of People, ask a short question such as NPS, and read the trend and the comments. A board hears from people who care enough to post. A survey hears from the people you chose to ask.
Check each plan page on the day you buy. How a tool counts is more stable than the figure.
Canny counts tracked users, which are people who have given feedback. The Free plan covers 25 of them. Pro starts at USD 79 a month billed yearly, and Business is custom 1. The pricing page describes an optional monthly spend limit that pauses plan upgrades once it is reached.
Pulseri counts People, the customers and team members you chose to track, and includes every answer. Larger teams can talk to us about an Enterprise plan.
A board can be public. A customer who sees that 200 people asked for the same thing can follow the idea to release. Canny pairs the board with an internal roadmap, a public roadmap that shows current projects and their progress, and a changelog for release notes 3. That loop of ask, vote, ship and tell is the main reason to run a board.
Pulseri has no public voting or public roadmap. If your customers expect to see their ideas in the open, a board is the right tool.
A board waits for people to come to it. Most customers never will. Pulseri asks the right person at the right moment and leaves a gap before it asks again, so the quiet majority gets a turn.
A board also cannot tell you that a customer's score fell from 9 to 4. Pulseri keeps each person's score over time. When an answer matches your low-score rule, a chat channel gets a message. The picture shows the trend and the comments behind it.
The average score dips in week 6, from 8.1 to 6.2. Of that week's comments, 14 are about slow exports, 6 about confusing pricing and 3 about help arriving late. A summary says the score fell mostly because exports got slower.
Average score by week
7.4this week
Dip in week 6
What people wrote in week 6
Slow exports14 comments
Confusing pricing6 comments
Help arrives late3 comments
In short
The score fell from 8.1 to 6.2 in week 6, mostly because exports got slower. It is recovering since.
Both tools find themes. Canny says its Autopilot feature surfaces themes across all feedback 4. Pulseri tags each comment with a sentiment and a theme and writes a weekly summary. Read a sample of each before you decide.
Canny's pricing page lists Slack, Microsoft Teams and Discord for notifications, and project tool integrations under Pro 5. That suits a product team that wants ideas to land in its backlog.
Pulseri sends low scores to a chat channel and can start a survey from an event, such as a payment or a closed ticket. It does not push ideas into a backlog.
Choose a board if you need a ranked list of ideas that customers can see and follow, want to tell every voter when their idea ships, or have customers who already expect one.
Choose Pulseri if you need to know how customers feel, want to ask your own team too, or need a message the same day when one customer is unhappy.
Use the board for ideas, open all year. Use Pulseri for the score, sent on a schedule or after a moment that matters. When a low score arrives, read the comment, then check whether the board already holds the same complaint.
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