The AnnounceKit alternative.

Choose Gleap when the release note should stay connected to the request, the support conversation and the fix. Customers vote and read updates in the same widget where Kai answers questions, and on Pro Kai PM shapes requests into priorities while Kai Code prepares the pull request for approved work. AnnounceKit fits teams that want a dedicated product communication tool beside the helpdesk they already use.

AnnounceKit is a focused product communication platform. One post reaches a changelog page on your domain, 10+ in-app widget modes, email, Slack and RSS; Growth adds user tracking, segmentation, feature requests and voting; Scale adds in-app notifications, multi-language pages and SSO. It offers an AI post generator, an official MCP server, native iOS, Android and Flutter SDKs and integrations with Slack, Jira, Intercom, Segment and Zapier. See announcekit.app.

It depends on how many projects you run. AnnounceKit Growth is $129 per project per month billed annually, so one project costs $1,548 a year and two cost $3,096. Gleap Team is $1,788 a year billed annually with unlimited projects and seats, so a single Growth project is cheaper than Team and two Growth projects cost more. Essentials is $79 a month for one user without feature requests, and Scale is $339 a month per project. Features, AI usage, add-ons and taxes differ. Checked 15 September 2026; see AnnounceKit pricing and Gleap plans.

Per project. AnnounceKit’s pricing page states that you choose a plan for each project and pay monthly or annually; Essentials includes one user, while Growth and Scale include unlimited team members. Every plan lists unlimited posts, visitors and subscribers. Gleap Team includes unlimited seats and projects; plan usage limits still apply and AI usage is billed separately.

Pro and Enterprise include Kai PM, Kai Code and Kai Resolve. Team includes Kai support, release notes, feature requests, the roadmap and in-app bug reports with unlimited seats and projects. AI usage is billed separately as prepaid credits on every plan.

Plan it as a pilot, not a bulk import. No native AnnounceKit importer is assumed, so export the posts, requests and subscriber lists you still need and keep the old changelog URL reachable. Install the Gleap SDK on one project, publish a release note to the News tab, email and pop-up, collect a few requests, then switch the widget when the team is ready. Review the Gleap Trust Center before rollout.

Gleap publishes this page. AnnounceKit’s homepage, pricing page, features page, changelog and feature request use-case pages, integrations page and MCP page were checked on 15 September 2026. Gleap claims follow current product and plan evidence. Customer quotations describe their attributed experience with Gleap, not a measured comparison with AnnounceKit.

Yes. AnnounceKit’s AI post generator drafts two alternatives from a description, and its MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other agents create, publish and schedule posts, read feedback and update the roadmap. Plan availability for MCP is not stated on the pricing page, so check it with AnnounceKit. Gleap brings Kai into support and, on Pro, Kai PM and Kai Code into the request itself.

Yes. A release note in Gleap goes to email subscribers, appears as an in-app pop-up and stays in the widget’s News tab, with a changelog on your own domain. Merged pull requests and released requests can become suggested drafts. Explore release notes.

Yes. Customers submit and upvote requests inside the widget or on the public portal, subscribe to updates and get the email when the status moves to Released. Your team sets the roadmap stages. Explore the public roadmap.

Kai PM clusters requests that describe the same need, finds duplicates, scores them and drafts a spec for review. Your team decides whether the spec goes on the roadmap or starts a Kai Code session. Explore Kai PM.

A customer’s request supplies the need. Gleap connects it to a prioritized spec, a pull request your engineers review and the release note that tells the customer it shipped. Explore self-driving development.