What is Reqio used for?

Reqio is an embeddable feedback widget where each submission opens a thread, bug reports can reach your coding agent through MCP, and reporters hear when changes ship. It is a good fit for SaaS teams closing the loop with users who report bugs and letting a coding agent triage incoming requests.

Yes. Reqio has a free plan, and paid plans start at $41 per month.

Is Reqio open source?

No. Reqio is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Customer Support category, open-source options include Fider, Chatwoot and UVdesk.

What are some alternatives to Reqio?

Reqio competes with Canny, Featurebase and Frill.

Reqio: features, pricing and alternatives

About Reqio

Reqio is a hosted feedback and request tool installed with one script tag. Visitors choose to make a request, report something broken or share feedback. Ideas go to a public board and everything else to a private thread, and each submission lands in an inbox as a managed card with category, status, context and upvotes. When the team replies and marks an item completed, the reporter gets an in-product notification and an email saying it shipped.

A built-in MCP server over OAuth 2.1 exposes 42 tools so Claude, Cursor or another agent can list requests, reply to conversations and work through bugs. Permissions are role-gated and mirror the dashboard, no tools exist for billing, project deletion or token issuance, and destructive actions need confirmation. The site pitches the loop of a user report, a pull request from your own agent and a notification to the reporter after merge.

Key features

Feedback widget from one script tag
Public board for ideas, private threads for bugs
Reporter notified when an item ships
Request cards with votes and status
MCP server with 42 role-gated tools
Destructive actions require confirmation

Good fit for

SaaS teams closing the loop with users who report bugs
Letting a coding agent triage incoming requests

Tags: feedback; feature-requests; widget; mcp; changelog; bug-reports; customer-support

Reqio: questions and answers

What is Reqio used for?: Reqio is an embeddable feedback widget where each submission opens a thread, bug reports can reach your coding agent through MCP, and reporters hear when changes ship. It is a good fit for SaaS teams closing the loop with users who report bugs and letting a coding agent triage incoming requests.
Is Reqio free?: Yes. Reqio has a free plan, and paid plans start at $41 per month.
Is Reqio open source?: No. Reqio is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Customer Support category, open-source options include Fider, Chatwoot and UVdesk.
What are some alternatives to Reqio?: Reqio competes with Canny, Featurebase and Frill.