Canny vs Noko
Pricing
Canny: Free tier, from $79/mo
Noko: From $5/user/mo
Description
Canny: Customer feedback management for product teams
Noko: Friendly time tracking that people actually use
Pros
- Feedback boards let users vote on features so you build what people actually want
- Public roadmap builds trust and reduces 'when will you add X?' emails
- Connects to Jira, Linear, Intercom, and Slack for team workflows
- Interface is genuinely pleasant, which matters when you need people to actually log time
- Built by Amy Hoy, who bootstrapped it alongside her product education business
- Reports show where your time actually goes, not just totals
Cons
- Jumps from free to $79/month (expensive for a feedback tool)
- Overkill if you have fewer than 100 active users giving feedback
- No free tier: $5/user/month from day one
- Fewer integrations than Toggl or Harvest
Details
Canny helps product teams collect, organize, and prioritize customer feedback. Clean interface with built-in roadmaps and changelogs.
Bootstrapped to $3.3M ARR by Sarah Hum and Andrew Rasmussen, both ex-Facebook. Remote team of 16, profitable since year one.
Noko (formerly Freckle) is time tracking that doesn’t suck. Built by Amy Hoy who bootstrapped it to over $1M ARR while also running 30x500 and Stacking the Bricks. The UX is genuinely pleasant, which matters when you need people to actually log their time.
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