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Canny alternative: Nordva Launch

Canny collects and organizes customer feedback on voting boards, lets teams prioritize it on a roadmap, and publishes changelog entries that notify users who asked for a feature. This page sets it next to Nordva Launch on the things a developer checks first: price, API, MCP support and scope. Vendor facts were read from canny.io on 2026-09-24; prices change, so verify before deciding.

Canny Nordva Launch
What it is Canny collects and organizes customer feedback on voting boards, lets teams prioritize it on a roadmap, and publishes changelog entries that notify users who asked for a feature. One API and MCP server for changelog, waitlist, feedback triage, in-app notifications, and read-only Stripe revenue, contacts and attribution.
Free tier Yes: Free plan $0/month: 25 tracked users (a user who creates, votes or comments), 5 managers, unlimited feedback and boards, automatic feedback capture (Autopilot), changelog; the pricing table marks API & webhooks as included on Free, but MCP connectors only from Pro. Yes: 2 projects, each with 100 waitlist signups and 25 changelog entries; web analytics up to 10,000 events a month and a Stripe connection; API and MCP included; no card
Entry price $79/month billed yearly (starting price; rises with tracked users; a monthly-billing price is not shown in page text) (Pro (100+ tracked users, 10 managers)). Business: custom pricing, billed yearly $19/month (Indie), about 20% off annually
Public API Yes: Public API at developers.canny.io: JSON over HTTP POST endpoints (not REST-style verbs) for boards, categories, changelog entries, comments, companies, ideas, posts, tags, users, votes, webhooks, roadmaps. The pricing table lists API & webhooks on every plan, Free included. Yes: REST, keys scoped to one project (1 to 3 per project by plan), idempotent writes
MCP server Yes: Homepage describes an MCP server to query feedback in Claude or ChatGPT; the pricing table lists MCP connectors (OpenAI, Claude, ClickUp, Cursor) on Pro and Business, not on Free. Yes: mcp.nordva.dev, one server for every primitive, on every plan including Free. Works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code and Windsurf
Covers Changelog: yes · Waitlist: no · Feedback: yes · In-app notifications: yes · Revenue metrics: no · Contacts: no · Attribution: no Changelog: yes · Waitlist: yes · Feedback: yes · In-app notifications: yes · Revenue metrics: yes · Contacts: yes · Attribution: yes

What Canny offers

  • Public or private feedback portal with voting
  • Public roadmap
  • Changelog with email notifications to users who requested a feature
  • AI 'Autopilot' extracts feature requests from support tools
  • Integrations: Slack, Jira, Intercom, Zendesk, HubSpot, Salesforce, GitHub, Zapier

Based in unknown (about page describes the company as remote).

Where Nordva Launch differs

Canny is a feedback product: public boards, voting and a roadmap, with the changelog there to close the loop. Nordva Launch has no public board and no voting; feedback (50 messages a month on Free, AI sorting from Indie) stays private, is classified automatically, and is routed to Slack, Linear, GitHub, email or a webhook. Canny lists its API on every plan but its MCP connectors only from Pro; Nordva's API and MCP server are on every plan, Free included.

Stay on Canny if

Public voting and a roadmap are part of how you talk to customers, or integrations with support tools like Intercom, Zendesk and HubSpot matter.

Try the overlap on the free plan.

No card. One key. The MCP server is included on every plan.

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Checked 2026-09-24