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Feedi vs. Web3Forms
Feedi and Web3Forms both let you collect feedback without running a backend — but they solve different problems. Web3Forms is a form-backend API originally built for HTML forms; Feedi is a headless, native mobile feedback SDK with EU or US data residency, signed webhooks, and GitHub Issues routing. This page lays out where each one fits.
Which one fits your app
Choose Feedi when you
- Are collecting feedback inside a native iOS or Android app and want a maintained SDK.
- Want unlimited submissions on a free plan rather than a monthly cap.
- Need EU or US data residency, chosen at the region level.
- Want signed webhooks (HMAC-SHA256), Slack / Discord / Telegram, or GitHub Issues routing.
- Care that no screenshots, device identifiers, or tracking ship with the SDK.
Web3Forms may fit better when you
- Mainly need to back HTML or web forms, not in-app mobile feedback.
- Want the simplest possible HTTPS endpoint and are happy to write the request yourself.
- Do not need a native mobile SDK, regional residency, or signed delivery.
Feedi vs. Web3Forms at a glance
| Dimension | Feedi | Web3Forms |
|---|---|---|
| Integration | Native iOS (Swift Package Manager, iOS 18+) and Android (Gradle, API 26+) SDKs, plus a direct REST endpoint for any stack. | A generic HTTPS form endpoint you POST to. No native mobile SDK — you write and maintain the networking yourself. |
| Built for | In-app mobile feedback collection, with the feedback moment designed in your own screens. | HTML and web form submissions. It works from a mobile app over raw HTTP, but that is not its primary job. |
| Free tier volume | Unlimited submissions on the free Starter plan (one project). | A fixed cap of submissions per month on the free tier. |
| Privacy posture | Privacy-first by design: no screenshots, no device identifiers, no tracking, and EU or US data residency you choose. | Spam-filtered form delivery. Mobile-privacy posture and regional data residency are not core promises. |
| Delivery & routing | Dashboard inbox, email, signed webhooks (HMAC-SHA256), Slack / Discord / Telegram, and GitHub Issues on Indie. | Email notifications and webhooks; deeper routing and signed delivery vary by plan. |
| Data ownership / lock-in | Export anytime, and webhooks let you mirror every submission into your own backend as it arrives. | Submissions are stored on their platform; export options vary. |
Web3Forms behavior can change over time; the Feedi column states what Feedi actually does. Check the provider’s current pricing for exact submission limits.
How integration looks with Feedi
Add Feedi through Swift Package Manager (github.com/getfeedi/feedi-ios-sdk, iOS 18+) or Gradle (Android API 26+), then submit feedback you collect from your own UI. Any stack without an SDK can submit directly: POST https://api.feedi.dev/v1/feedback with Authorization: Bearer feedi_eu_pk_... and a JSON body containing the feedback message.
Frequently asked
- Is Feedi a good Web3Forms alternative for an iOS or Android app?
- Yes, if you want a native mobile feedback flow rather than a generic form backend. Web3Forms is built for HTML forms and exposes an HTTPS endpoint you POST to; Feedi ships dependency-light iOS and Android SDKs purpose-built for in-app feedback, with EU or US data residency, signed webhooks, and GitHub Issues routing. Both keep you from running your own backend.
- Can I use Web3Forms from a native mobile app?
- You can, by sending a raw HTTPS request to its form endpoint, but you write and maintain that networking yourself and there is no native SDK. Feedi gives you a maintained Swift Package and Gradle library instead, so submission, error handling, and the request contract are handled for you.
- Does Feedi cap how much feedback I can collect for free?
- No. The free Starter plan collects unlimited feedback for one project, with email and signed webhook delivery. Form-backend free tiers typically cap the number of submissions per month.
- Will I be locked in if I start with Feedi?
- No. You can export your feedback at any time, and signed webhooks let you mirror every submission into your own database as it arrives, so you can keep a full copy outside Feedi and switch providers by changing one endpoint.
Get started
Read the integration docs, compare the free and Indie plans, or see the full headless feedback SDK comparison. Other comparisons: Feedi vs. Canny and Feedi vs. Instabug.