features.vote is the cheapest paid voting board around. If you want a free plan, a changelog on the entry tier, or an app SDK with years in production, these seven alternatives are where to look.
By Martin Lasek · Sep 4, 2026 · Updated Oct 6, 2026 · 7 min read
features.vote does one thing at a very low price: a voting board for $9 a month with unlimited voters. People looking for an alternative usually want one of three things it does not do.
A free plan. features.vote has a 14-day trial, then $9. Most tools on this list have a free tier you can stay on, which matters while a product is not earning yet.
More on the entry tier. Lite is the board and the roadmap. A changelog, comments, private boards and a custom domain all need Growth at $29. The tiers are in features.vote pricing explained.
A proven app SDK. features.vote added a Swift SDK for iOS and macOS in January 2026. If your app also runs on visionOS, watchOS or tvOS, or you want an SDK with years in App Store apps behind it, the list below has options.
Here are the seven alternatives worth your shortlist.
Full disclosure: WishKit is our product. It has a real free plan against features.vote's 14-day trial, and Premium includes two projects and comments, which features.vote reserves for its $29 Growth tier.
WishKit has been in App Store apps since 2023 and renders natively inside iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS apps, embeds inline on websites with two lines of HTML, and can capture feature requests from posts on X.
See the detailed WishKit vs features.vote comparison.
Sleekplan costs $13 a month billed yearly and includes a roadmap, changelog and NPS surveys, where features.vote's $9 Lite is the board and roadmap only. Sleekplan also has a free single-admin plan.
UserJot gives you two boards, three admins, a roadmap and a changelog at $0, which is everything features.vote's $9 plan does and more. Its paid tiers start at $29, the same as features.vote Growth.
Upvoty starts at $15 for one project with unlimited boards and unlimited tracked users, and adds a public roadmap. Like features.vote it has no free plan.
FeedBear is a simple board like features.vote with a roadmap and changelog on every tier, from $19 for one board and one member. No free plan.
Canny is what features.vote deliberately is not: integrations with Jira, Salesforce, Intercom and Zendesk, AI deduplication, and a bill that grows with tracked users from $79 a month. It does have a free plan up to 25 tracked users.
Fider has no project limit because it is your server: an open-source board with ideas, votes and statuses, deployed with Docker and PostgreSQL.
| Tool | Free plan | Entry paid price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| WishKit | $15/mo, 2 projects | Apps & SaaS, focused boards | |
| Sleekplan | $13/mo (annual) | All-in-one on a budget | |
| UserJot | $29/mo, 5 boards | Generous free web tier | |
| Upvoty | $15/mo, 1 project | Focused web board | |
| FeedBear | $19/mo, 1 board | Simple board, small team | |
| Canny | $79/mo (annual) | Deep integrations | |
| Fider | Free (self-hosted or up to 250 requests) | Open source | |
| features.vote | $9/mo, 1 project | Cheapest paid board |
Based on publicly available pricing as of September 2026. Spotted something outdated? Let us know.
No. There is a 14-day trial, then Lite at $9 per month for one project. See features.vote pricing explained.
Yes. WishKit, Sleekplan, UserJot and Canny all have free plans, and Fider is free to self-host and free hosted up to 250 feedback requests.
WishKit, with a native SwiftUI SDK in App Store apps since 2023 and support for every Apple platform. See the WishKit vs features.vote comparison.
WishKit lets your users request features and vote on them, in your app or on your website, so you know what to build next.
Try WishKit for freeFree plan included, no credit card required.
