FeatureJet
- Pricing model
- Flat and all-inclusive
- Entry price
- $15/mo flat ($119/yr); 7-day free trial
- Limits and plan gates
- Unlimited boards, posts, and votes; API, official SDKs, and hosted MCP included
Flat-pricing feedback tools
We do not think a bigger customer conversation should create a bigger software bill. FeatureJet is $15 flat because feedback is inexpensive to serve and useful to collect: unlimited boards, posts, and votes, with the API, official SDKs, and hosted MCP included instead of saved for another tier.
The short answer
Choose FeatureJet
When you want flat and all-inclusive at $15: no tracked-user, seat, board, idea, or post cap that meters success, and the developer surface is already in the plan.
Choose another pricing model
When a lower entry price or a specific bundle matters more. Several competitors price flat too, and some include custom domains, SSO, API access, or branding removal at compelling entry tiers.
The decision
This is not a contest to find one universally correct tool. It is a way to see what makes the invoice move and which capabilities sit behind the next plan boundary.
Tracked users, boards, projects, ideas, and posts are all reasonable packaging choices. They also make success the upgrade trigger. FeatureJet leaves those uncapped.
Frill, Nolt, Upvoty, FeedBear, Sleekplan, and Quackback all publish flat tiers. Some still cap the board, project, idea, post, or member count.
Custom domains, privacy, branding removal, integrations, SSO, API access, webhooks, and MCP can change the useful price even when the first number is low.
FeatureJet includes its API, official Python and Node.js SDKs, and hosted MCP. Read the developer docs before deciding whether another tier boundary will slow your workflow.
At a glance
Last reviewed July 21, 2026. Every competitor cell is dated “as of July 2026”; verify current terms on the linked first-party pricing pages before purchasing.
First-party sources: FeatureJet pricing, Canny pricing, Featurebase pricing, Frill pricing, Nolt pricing, Upvoty pricing, FeedBear pricing, Sleekplan pricing, UserVoice pricing, and Quackback pricing.
The honest concession
A fair comparison does not pretend FeatureJet wins every row. Price the capabilities you need now, then decide which meter you are willing to carry as the board grows.
The honest concession
Sleekplan starts at $13/month billed yearly, while FeedBear's $15/month annual Lite rate matches FeatureJet's monthly price. Upvoty's $15 Power plan includes a custom domain, custom SSO, API access, and no-branding; Sleekplan's $13 Starter includes SSO and API access too. Those are generous bundles. FeatureJet's case is different: unlimited boards, posts, and votes plus the API, official SDKs, and hosted MCP in one $15 plan.
Questions, answered
FeatureJet, Frill, Nolt, Upvoty, FeedBear, Sleekplan, and Quackback publish flat-priced tiers as of July 2026. Their meters still differ: some cap boards, projects, ideas, posts, members, or bundled features.
No. Sleekplan lists Starter at $13/month billed yearly, and FeedBear lists Lite at $15/month on annual billing. FeatureJet's distinction is $15/month flat with unlimited boards, posts, and votes plus the API, official SDKs, and hosted MCP included.
Canny uses tracked-user pricing. As of July 2026, its free tier is capped at 25 tracked users and Pro is $79/month billed yearly at 100+ tracked users. FeatureJet does not meter tracked users.
Check the success meter first: users, seats, boards, projects, ideas, or posts. Then check whether private boards, custom domains, branding removal, API access, webhooks, SDKs, and MCP require a higher tier or add-on.
FeatureJet is $15/month or $119/year — unlimited boards, posts, and voters, with the API, both SDKs, and the hosted MCP server included. Browse our live board as if you were a voter, then start your own feedback loop.