Saylo

Saylo is an embeddable feedback widget aimed at SaaS products. Once installed on a site or app, it lets users submit ideas, report bugs, and request features, and vote on posts from other users. Submissions land in customizable boards where the team can review, organize, and respond. A public roadmap and changelog close the loop: teams show what's planned and publish notes when features ship.

The feature list goes beyond basic collection. Saylo includes AI-assisted replies, automation flows, team roles and permissions, analytics and reporting, custom categories, CSV export, and API access. Teams can run the widget on their own domain, white-label it, and connect it to Discord, Slack, webhooks, and GitHub. SSO integration is also listed. The site claims setup takes minutes, and a free plan is mentioned alongside the paid tiers.

Pricing has two structures. Monthly plans run $15 (Starter), $29, and $49 per month. There are also one-time lifetime plans: $97 (Starter), $197 (Growth), and $297 (Agency). The product targets SaaS teams, solo founders, growing teams, agencies, indie hackers, and developers. Based on what the site shows, Saylo is a web widget — no dedicated iOS, Android, or browser extension apps are listed.

Best for

• SaaS teams that want feature requests, bug reports, and ideas in one public board
• Solo founders and indie hackers who need a roadmap and changelog without building one
• Product teams using votes to decide what to build next
• Agencies managing feedback for multiple client products, using white-label and custom domain options
• Developers who want API access plus webhooks, GitHub, and Slack or Discord hooks

Frequently asked questions

How much does Saylo cost?

Paid plans are $15, $29, and $49 per month. One-time lifetime plans are also offered at $97, $197, and $297.

Is there a free plan?

The site mentions a free plan, but the available pages don't spell out its limits.

How do users submit feedback?

Through the embeddable widget on your site or app. They can post ideas, report bugs, request features, and vote on existing submissions.

What integrations are available?

Discord, Slack, webhooks, GitHub, and custom integrations are listed, along with SSO and API access.

Is there a mobile app?

The site shows a web-embeddable widget only. No iOS, Android, or browser extension apps appear in the available information.

Can the widget match my brand?

Yes. The feature list includes white-label options, a custom domain, and custom categories.

Alternatives

• CommandBar — for in-product user assistance and search rather than feedback boards.
• Xoal — when you want lifecycle messaging and customer engagement instead of feedback collection.
• Hive Support — for a self-hosted WordPress help desk with chatbot and live chat.
• Kommunicate — when AI chatbots and live chat support matter more than idea boards.
• Fullcourt — for ecommerce support teams that need a shared customer experience platform.