# FeatQ

> Feature request board with voting, roadmap and MCP access

FeatQ is a hosted feature request board for software products. Users submit and vote on requests with just an email, and owners track status on a public roadmap and changelog. Each board also works as an MCP server for coding agents.

- Website: https://featq.com
- Page: https://another.directory/tools/featq
- Category: [Productivity](https://another.directory/categories/productivity)
- Pricing: Paid
- Tags: feature requests, public roadmap, changelog, mcp server, upvoting, claude code
- Listed: 27 Oct 2026
- Updated: 27 Oct 2026

## What is FeatQ?

FeatQ gives a product one board where users submit feature requests, vote and comment. Voters only type an email address. The owner can require a 6-digit email code for verified votes, but no account is created either way. The owner sets each request to planned, in progress or shipped, and those statuses appear on a public roadmap.

When a request is marked shipped, FeatQ publishes it to the board changelog and emails everyone who voted and opted in. Each board also runs its own MCP server, so Claude Code, Cursor or another MCP client can read the ranked requests, generate a spec and update status. An embeddable widget adds feedback collection with one script tag, and the site says FeatQ can turn points from competitor comparison pages into requests.

## Who is FeatQ for?

Suited to founders and small teams who collect feature requests in store reviews, support tickets and email, such as makers of Shopify apps, WordPress plugins, browser extensions and SaaS products. It fits teams that build with coding agents and want them to read the board. It is not for teams that need a free tier, since there is none.

## Highlights

- Voters vote with an email address, no account needed
- Every board is an MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor and other agents
- Shipped requests publish to a changelog and email opted-in voters
- Public roadmap with planned, in progress and shipped statuses
- Private boards limited to approved emails or customer domains
- Up to 10,000 voters per board with flat pricing

## How much does FeatQ cost?

Paid. Launch pricing for the first 25 boards is $19 a month or $144 a year, then $29 a month or $228 a year. A $199 lifetime plan has 50 founding spots. There is no free tier, and a 14-day money-back guarantee applies.

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From Another Directory (https://another.directory), a directory of new software tools. Written from featq.com and editable by its maker; it describes what the site says and is not a review.