Voice of customer, without the slide deck.
Turn thousands of conversations into a living picture of what customers need (by theme, segment and revenue) that leadership can open any day of the week.
Top theme
64 votes · $12k MRRSpreadsheet imports
Sound familiar?
If any of these ring a bell, you’re in good company. They’re the three problems small teams run into first.
Quarterly reports are already old
By the time the VoC deck is assembled, the trends it describes have moved on.
Anecdotes beat data
One vivid customer story outweighs a thousand quiet signals, because the signals aren’t visible.
Every team has its own version
Support, sales and product each keep a separate picture of the customer. None of them agree.
How Murmur powers voice of customer
A single, always-current source of customer truth that every team can read.
Top theme
64 votes · $12k MRRSpreadsheet imports
Themes that update themselves
Murmur groups feedback into up to six keyword themes across every board, with the votes and MRR behind each one.
- Automatic keyword themes
- Weekly team digest by email
- Drill down to individual quotes
Revenue impact
by segmentCut by who matters
Compare what enterprise customers want with what trials want. See the revenue behind each theme and the accounts most affected.
- Segment labels on companies
- MRR per theme
- Voter breakdown by company
Thread summary
12 commentsDemand score
Most asked-for by paying teams
- People want hourly refresh, not a one-off import.
- Four paying teams say it blocks their rollout.
Summaries leadership will read
AI summaries turn long threads into a paragraph, and the MCP server lets anyone ask questions of the data in plain English.
- One-click thread summaries
- Ask Claude about your feedback
- CSV export and REST API (Team)
A continuous VoC loop
- 01
Listen
Every channel feeds the same boards.
- 02
Understand
Themes, segments and revenue.
- 03
Share
Weekly digest, CSVs and MCP answers.
- 04
Act & respond
Roadmap moves and customers hear.
Voice of customer shouldn’t be a quarterly deck. It should be something you (or your agent) can ask any day.
Put the customer in every meeting.
Forward your first conversations and see your themes take shape this week.