Comparison

SavvyIdeas vs Vetter

An honest, feature-by-feature comparison of SavvyIdeas and Vetter - pricing, anonymity, two-way replies, and case management - so you can pick the right tool in five minutes.

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SavvyIdeas is a flat-fee, self-serve anonymous suggestion box built for small and mid-sized teams that want transparent pricing and a fast setup, with no sales call required. Vetter is a longer-established suggestion box platform aimed at larger and more process-driven organizations. It has a deeper feature set (gamification, challenges, duplicate-idea detection, mobile apps) but requires you to book a call for pricing and, in most cases, for trial setup too.

SavvyIdeas vs Vetter

Here's how the two platforms stack up on price and features.

Feature SavvyIdeas Vetter
Price From $79/year - unlimited users Talk to sales
True anonymity (no IP logging)
Two-way anonymous replies
Unlimited users on entry plan
Transparent, self-serve pricing
Free trial (no card required) Available, but set up via a call with sales
Custom branding (logo & colours)
Public feedback / submissions portal
Case management & assignment
QR code submissions
Private internal notes
Labels / tag suggestions
Setup time Under 5 minutes Demo call required
Mobile apps
Gamification

Comparison based on each platform's entry-level plan. Pricing checked September 2026.

Moving from Vetter
to SavvyIdeas

Priced for real teams, not enterprises

SavvyIdeas gives you a self-serve price you can act on immediately. Vetter requires a sales conversation before you know what you'll pay, which is common for tools selling into larger or more complex organizations but adds a step if you just want to compare costs quickly.

Actually two-way

Vetter lets people submit feedback, but you can't ask a follow-up question. SavvyIdeas supports anonymous back-and-forth conversations, so you get the full picture before you act.

Live in minutes, not weeks

There's no sales call or onboarding project with SavvyIdeas. Create a box, share the link, and start collecting feedback the same day.

SavvyIdeas and Vetter, compared

SavvyIdeas and Vetter both help you collect anonymous employee feedback, but they're built for different use cases. Vetter has been around for a while and offers a broader range of features, but also carries the complexity (and price) of an enterprise tool. SavvyIdeas is a more focused tool that was built from scratch for small and medium businesses that want the same core value - honest feedback - without the overhead.

Vetter is built for enterprises and priced accordingly. SavvyIdeas is built for small and medium businesses and priced affordably. Every SavvyIdeas plan includes all features, so you only pay more if you need extra suggestion boxes.

Responding to feedback is what turns a suggestion box into a trust-building tool. Vetter gives you a way to collect feedback, but less support for managing or responding to it. SavvyIdeas is built around the full loop: receive feedback, reply anonymously, assign an owner, and optionally publish the outcome so your whole team can see that feedback leads to action.

Who should choose Vetter instead

  • Run a larger organization (that needs Single Sign-On (SSO) and other enterprise features)
  • Want built-in gamification, targeted "Challenges," and duplicate-idea detection
  • Need mobile apps for staff to submit and rate ideas on the go
  • Are comfortable with a sales-assisted buying process in exchange for hands-on setup support and enterprise features like audit logs and SSO

Questions we hear
about Vetter

SavvyIdeas publishes its price: $79 billed annually (about $6.58/month equivalent) for its Lite plan. Vetter does not publish pricing — you have to request a quote, and the cost depends on whether you choose their Flexible or Per-seat model and how many users or boxes you need.

Vetter also offers a free trial, but it's set up by contacting their team rather than starting instantly online. SavvyIdeas offers a 14-day, self-serve free trial with no credit card required.

Vetter has the longer track record — its site states it has been running for 14+ years, with a company footer dating back to 2011. SavvyIdeas is a newer, independently bootstrapped product.

Yes. Most teams switch by creating a SavvyIdeas box, sharing the new link with their team, and winding down their Vetter account once submissions move over. Contact us if you need help planning a migration.

SavvyIdeas is purpose-built for teams that want anonymous feedback without enterprise pricing or complexity. Vetter, on the other hand, is generally aimed at larger organizations and may include features that small teams don't need.

See why teams choose
SavvyIdeas over Vetter

Try it free for 30 days. No credit card, no sales calls, no lock-in.

Simple pricing from just $79 / year. Cancel anytime.

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