Upvoty Alternatives: 9 Tools Compared on Price (2026)

Usero has the parts of Upvoty most teams use: a public board with votes, a roadmap, a changelog and an in-app widget. Feedback, votes and form answers are unlimited on every plan and kept forever, and seats are unlimited too. Free includes 5,000 session replays a month. Pro (39 dollars a month) and Team (89) raise the replay, AI analysis and user test amounts, and Pro adds a custom domain and removes Usero branding.

The difference is what happens after the vote. Usero groups similar reports with AI, and each one arrives with the user's own words, who sent it and the replay of what they were doing. You can send it to GitHub, Linear or Jira as an issue, or have Usero draft a pull request on a connected GitHub repo for you to review before merging. Free includes 5 draft PRs a month.

Where it falls short of Upvoty: no SSO yet (listed as coming later on Team), no custom CSS for the board, and no direct Upvoty importer. Upvoty exports posts to CSV and Usero imports a CSV, so check which fields carry over before you move.

Sleekplan puts a feedback board, roadmap, changelog and NPS and CSAT surveys behind one floating widget. The Indie plan is free forever with the board, changelog and one admin. Starter is 13 dollars a month and Business 38, both billed yearly, with a 30-day trial and AI as monthly credits (1,000 on Starter, 5,000 on Business). Upvoty has no surveys and no free plan.

The custom domain and branding removal wait for the 38-dollar Business plan, where Upvoty includes a custom domain at 15. Capterra reviewers mention no duplicate detection and no bulk editing, and G2 reviewers say support is slow and starts with a bot.

FeedBear matches Upvoty on scope: a voting board, roadmap and changelog, with unlimited ideas and end users on every plan. Lite is 19 dollars a month, or 15 on annual billing, for one team member and one board. Startup is 49 (40 annual) with three members, unlimited boards and a custom domain. Capterra reviewers rate it 4.8 across 23 reviews, and several say they were live in 5 to 15 minutes.

SSO starts on the 99-dollar Business plan, where Upvoty has it on all three plans. There is no free plan, only a 14-day trial, and the interface is English only. Twenty-three reviews is a thin record either way.

Nolt is a voting board, comments and a roadmap, embedded by iFrame, with SSO on every plan. It is priced per board with no free plan: 29 dollars a month for one board on annual billing (39 monthly), 69 for up to five (89 monthly), and a 10-day Pro trial. Capterra reviewers rate it about 4.9 across about 45 reviews.

The Nolt pricing page blocks automated checks, so these figures come from a third-party roundup updated 2026-08-20. Nolt has no changelog and few integrations, and each extra board adds cost, where Upvoty Hyper covers unlimited projects for 49 dollars.

Frill has a board, roadmap and changelog plus NPS, CSAT and poll surveys, with unlimited admins and tracked users on paid plans. Startup is 25 dollars a month but caps you at 50 active ideas. Business at 49 lifts the cap and adds more surveys. There is no free plan, and a 14-day trial.

White-labeling and private boards are paid add-ons on Frill, where Upvoty includes branding removal from 15 dollars. Count the open posts on your Upvoty board before you pick the Startup plan.

Featurebase is the widest tool here: feedback boards with AI grouping, a roadmap, changelog and surveys, plus a help center and a support inbox with its Fibi AI agent. Its pricing page now leads with the support plans. Free is one seat with no AI. Growth is 29 dollars per seat a month billed yearly, plus 49 cents per AI resolution, and Professional is 59 per seat.

Per-seat pricing is the big change from Upvoty. Five admins on Growth cost 145 dollars a month before any AI resolutions, against 25 for Upvoty Super. If it replaces a separate help desk as well, the sum can still come out lower.

featureOS is the renamed Hellonext, by Skcript, and some roundups still quote the old 25-dollar Hellonext price. Starter is 60 dollars a month with 5 seats and 5 boards, extra seats or boards are 15 dollars each, and Growth is 120. Annual billing takes 17% off and every plan has a 30-day trial. You get a board, roadmap, changelog and knowledge base, AI duplicate detection, and a GitHub integration that files an issue when a post moves to Planned.

G2 reviewers call it easy to use and well supported, and some say it trails rivals on features. It fits if the help center is part of what you are shopping for.

Canny has the deepest integration list here and Autopilot AI, which captures and deduplicates feedback, on every plan including Free. Free covers 25 tracked users and 5 managers. Pro starts at 79 dollars a month billed yearly for 100 tracked users, and Business is custom.

Canny counts anyone who posts, votes or comments as a tracked user. A third-party breakdown from July 2026 puts Pro near 349 dollars a month at 500 tracked users and 579 at 1,000. Upvoty has no tracked-user limit on any plan, so price the move against your real voter count.

Fider is open source under AGPL-3.0, so you can host it yourself for the cost of a server. Fider Cloud is free up to 250 feedback items, and Pro is 25 dollars a month with unlimited items, moderation and search engine indexing. The repo had commits as recently as 2026-10-16.

The board is plain: posts, votes, comments and statuses, with no changelog. Self-hosting also means you own upgrades, backups and email delivery.