Three tiers, a fair entry price, and one catch that decides your bill: the number of projects. Here is the full picture.
By Martin Lasek · Sep 3, 2026 · 6 min read
The short answer. Upvoty has three self-serve plans: Power at $15 per month, Super at $25, and Hyper at $49, plus a custom Enterprise tier. Power and Super include one project each; unlimited projects start at Hyper. Annual billing takes 10% off. There is no free plan, only a 14-day trial without a credit card. Every plan includes unlimited tracked users and unlimited boards.
| Plan | Price | Projects | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Does not exist | 14-day trial, no credit card | |
| Power | $15/mo | 1 | Roadmap, custom domain, SSO, API. No changelog, no integrations |
| Super | $25/mo | 1 | Adds changelog, all integrations, priority support |
| Hyper | $49/mo | Unlimited | Adds webhooks and the Upvoty MCP server |
| Enterprise | Custom quote | Unlimited | SAML SSO, custom DPA, success manager |
Based on Upvoty's public pricing page as of September 2026, billed monthly. Spotted something outdated? Let us know.
Projects, not users. This is the part that surprises people. Upvoty does not charge per tracked user, per admin, or per board, which is refreshing. It charges per project. A project is one product with its own portal, and the $15 and $25 plans give you exactly one. Run two apps, or an app and a website, and you either pay for two subscriptions or jump to $49.
Features gated by tier. The Power plan is a voting board with a roadmap. The changelog, which is how you tell voters their request shipped, and every integration (Slack, Jira, Intercom, Zapier) are Super features. Webhooks and the MCP server for AI clients are Hyper features. Most teams that want to close the feedback loop end up on Super, so the realistic entry price is $25, not $15.
Annual saves 10%. Paid yearly, the plans land at roughly $13.50, $22.50 and $44 per month, or about $162, $270 and $529 per year.
For a single web product, yes, it is fair. Unlimited tracked users on every plan is a real advantage over tools like Canny, where the bill climbs with your user base, and $15 for a polished board with a public roadmap is competitive. Upvoty reports more than 2,000 product teams as customers for a reason.
It gets less attractive in two situations. If you run more than one product, the per-project model costs more than flat-priced tools. And if your product is a native app, Upvoty is a web portal, so your users vote outside the app or inside an embedded web page.
WishKit starts free, with one project and no credit card. Premium is a flat $15 per month and includes two projects, so an app plus a website costs the same as Upvoty's single-project Power plan. Enterprise is $39 per month with unlimited projects, $10 less than Upvoty Hyper. Unlimited users can submit, vote, and comment on every plan. Apps on iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS get a native SwiftUI SDK, websites embed the same board with two lines of HTML, and feature requests can even arrive from posts on X.
Free
$0 / mo
Premium
$15 / mo
No. The only free way to use Upvoty is the 14-day trial. If a free plan matters, see our list of Upvoty alternatives, most of which have one.
With the 10% annual discount, roughly $162 for Power, $270 for Super and $529 for Hyper. Billed monthly it is $180, $300 and $588.
No. Tracked users, voters and boards are unlimited on every plan. The price depends on the plan tier and, below Hyper, on running a single project.
For the core voting board, WishKit is free to start and $15 per month for Premium with two projects included. See the WishKit vs Upvoty comparison for the honest feature-by-feature picture.
Setup takes less than a minute. Free plan included, no credit card required.
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