What is the core difference between FeedSolve and Zonka Feedback?
Zonka Feedback is a survey platform - it measures how customers feel using NPS, CSAT, and CES scores. FeedSolve is a complaint resolution platform - it measures what your team did using resolution rate. Zonka asks 'how satisfied are you?' FeedSolve asks 'was your complaint resolved?' and then ensures the answer is yes.
Does Zonka Feedback have a resolution workflow?
Zonka has some ticketing-like features in its Enterprise tier - basic assignment and internal notes. However, its core product is survey collection and analytics, not resolution management. There is no Kanban-style status workflow, no unique tracking code for submitters to check progress, and no resolution rate metric visible on the primary dashboard.
Is FeedSolve cheaper than Zonka Feedback?
Significantly cheaper for most SMBs. FeedSolve has a free plan and a Starter plan at $19/month with flat board-based pricing. Zonka Feedback starts at $49/month and scales by response volume. For a small manufacturer or restaurant chain, FeedSolve delivers complaint resolution capability at less than half the price of Zonka's entry tier.
Can I use both FeedSolve and Zonka for different purposes?
Yes. Zonka is well-suited for periodic NPS measurement and satisfaction benchmarking across your customer base. FeedSolve is purpose-built for ongoing operational complaint management - complaints from customers, suppliers, distributors, and staff that must be assigned, tracked, and resolved. Many SMBs run Zonka for quarterly satisfaction surveys and FeedSolve for daily complaint resolution.
Which is better for supplier feedback management?
FeedSolve is specifically built for this use case. Suppliers scan a QR code on a delivery note, submit a complaint, and receive a tracking code. Your quality team manages it through a Kanban board and sends a documented resolution response. Zonka is not designed for external supplier feedback management - its survey model assumes a customer satisfaction context, not an operational complaint context.