Pick a feedback tool by what each one really costs.
Every cell cites the vendor's own page, so you can check it yourself. Nothing here is a ranking.
14 day trial. Card up front, charged after it ends.
Check any number in one click.
Prices, plans, trial rules and limits come from each vendor's own pages. Each cell carries its source and its date.
If a vendor changes a page, you can see how old the reading is.
Start with the page that matches what you make.
Three pages cover iOS apps, indie developers and TestFlight betas, each with four tools side by side.
You see the whole field at once, then narrow it down.
Already weighing a tool? See it against VoteFirst.
Six pages set VoteFirst against Canny, Featurebase, Features.Vote, Frill, UserJot and WishKit.
Each one says where the other tool wins, as well as where VoteFirst does.
What a sourced comparison gives you
Prices you can trust
Each figure comes from the vendor's own page, with the date you can check it against.
A fair view of the other tool
Every page names what the rival does better, not only where VoteFirst wins.
A shorter shortlist
Class pages put four tools side by side, so you cut the list fast.
A way to leave if it is not us
Switch pages show what moves and what stays when you change tools.
Choose the right tool in three steps.
You can finish before your coffee gets cold.
Open the class page for your product
Pick iOS apps, indie developers or TestFlight betas and read the four tools side by side.
Read the one against one page
Open the head to head page for the tool you are already weighing.
Try the board that fits
Open the live demo, or start a trial of Pro with a card asked at signup.
What people ask before they trust a comparison
Where do the numbers come from?
From each vendor's own pricing and help pages. Each cell cites its source.
Is this a ranking?
No. The best tool is the one that fits what you build.
How current is it?
Each cell carries a date. Vendors change their pages, so check the date before you commit.
Do the pages say where VoteFirst loses?
Yes. Each page names where the other tool is stronger, such as a free plan or a longer integration list.
Which tools are covered?
The six rivals are Canny, Featurebase, Features.Vote, Frill, UserJot and WishKit, each set against VoteFirst.
What does VoteFirst cost?
Free holds one project and 100 votes. Lite is $9/mo for one project and Pro is $39/mo, and both start with a 14 day trial of Pro.
Can I move from another tool?
Yes, from a public Canny or Featurebase board, on every plan.
Can I see the board first?
Yes. The live demo opens with no sign up.
What you should know first
- These are not a ranking. The best tool is the one that fits what you build.
- Vendors change their pages. Check the date on each cell before you commit.
Every comparison you can read
Three by what you build, and six one against one.
Find a feedback tool for iOS apps
Four tools compared: WishKit, Features.Vote, Canny and VoteFirst.
Find a feedback tool for indie developers
Four tools compared: Featurebase, Frill, UserJot and VoteFirst.
Find a feedback tool for TestFlight betas
Four tools compared: WishKit, Features.Vote, UserJot and VoteFirst.
Weigh VoteFirst against Canny
Price, integrations and weighted votes.
Weigh VoteFirst against Featurebase
Seat pricing, API and imports.
Weigh VoteFirst against Features.Vote
The same $9 entry price, side by side.
Weigh VoteFirst against Frill
Price steps and what the entry plan includes.
Weigh VoteFirst against UserJot
Free plan, boards and imports.
Weigh VoteFirst against WishKit
Free plan, SDK platforms and price.
Try the demo board. It needs no sign up.
Lite is $9/mo for one project. Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.