Canny counts every voter, and Noora refuses to count any of them

Canny's invoice grows with the number of people who touch your board. Noora's does not move for that reason at all, because their plans are gated by which features you switch on rather than by who shows up. Every figure below was read on the two vendors' own pricing pages on 15 September 2026.

What does each one charge?

Seventy nine dollars a month, fourteen, and nine, and only one of the three counts the people who vote.

Read on each vendor's own pricing page on 2026-09-15.

Canny's own definition of a tracked user is anybody with a post, a vote or a comment attributed to them, and that count only ever climbs. Noora's page states the opposite on purpose: unlimited tracked contacts and unlimited team members, on every one of its three plans, Startup included.

Noora publishes three figures and all three are annual. There is no monthly rate printed anywhere on their site, only a note that paying yearly buys six months free, which tells you an alternative exists without saying what it costs.

How much does Canny cost compared to Noora?

The answer turns on which features you need, not on how many people vote, because Noora's price does not care about the second thing at all.

Canny's rate at 300 tracked users comes straight from their own published ladder. Noora's rate never changes at that same headcount, because nothing on their pricing page multiplies by participants.

Canny does not publish a rate past 5,000 tracked users, and Noora does not publish a monthly rate at all. Two different vendors, two different numbers withheld, and both absences matter more than the figures that are printed.

If you would rather look at a board than read about billing, the demo is open without an account.

Which one should you choose?

Two different bets on how a company grows, and the honest answer takes both seriously.

Noora is genuinely the better deal for a team that will stay small and vocal. Unlimited seats on the fourteen dollar plan beats anything metered by participation, and a busy board never raises that number.

Canny is the more finished public board, with an automated layer that reads support tickets and sales calls for feedback nobody typed into the box themselves, which Noora's page does not claim to do.

Choose Canny when your board is going to get loud and you want the product built for that. Choose Noora when the team is what will grow, not the voter count, and you want the price to stay still while it does.

Why choose Canny over Noora, or Noora over Canny?

Because one of them bills the crowd and the other bills nothing about the crowd at all.

Pick Canny if a growing voter count is a sign of success you are happy to pay for, and if the Autopilot layer reading your support inbox for missed feedback is worth having.

Pick Noora if your worry is the opposite one, a board that works too well and turns expensive, and a flat rate with unlimited participation removes that worry entirely.

Neither choice is about the feature list first. It is about which number you would rather watch, the people who vote or the people on your payroll.

Nine dollars a month for one project, with weighted voting on it.

Is there a cheaper alternative to both?

Depends which meter you were afraid of.

Against Canny's tracked user ladder, a flat rate is cheaper the moment the board starts working, and the calculator runs that arithmetic at a number you choose. Against Noora's fourteen dollar entry, almost nothing beats it until you need the features locked behind Growth or Enterprise.

The full field, with the unit each vendor bills on, sits on one page, and this product is nine dollars a month on that same table, one project, weighted voting included.

What does each do with a vote from a big customer?

Both look at revenue behind a request, and neither one multiplies the vote itself.

Read on each vendor's own pages on the date in the row above. Not published means nobody could read it on the pages opened that day, never that the feature is absent.

Canny's own feature page describes sorting by MRR impact, which orders a list by the revenue a feature affects. Noora's own page says it lets you measure revenue impact rather than just votes, and pull in company and MRR data alongside the feedback.

Both are a revenue view laid over a plain count. Eight of the thirty two feedback tools we checked describe some form of revenue prioritization in their own words, and Canny and Noora are two of the eight.

Can I move from one to the other?

Both export, and the honest cost of a move is what an export never carries with it.

Who cast a given vote rather than only the running total, threaded comments, original timestamps, and every board address anybody has ever bookmarked or shared. None of that survives a move between two tools in this category, whichever direction it runs.

What a Canny export actually contains, column by column, is written up separately, read from the file rather than from either vendor's own documentation.

Where we fit, and where we do not

We are not a support inbox reader and we do not sell workspace seats. There is no Autopilot style layer here, and there is no plan that gives a team unlimited members at any price.

Two things both of the products above carry that we do not. Canny puts private boards on every plan including its free one, and Noora puts them on Growth at twenty nine dollars.

A board of ours is public to everybody or to nobody, with no password and no invite list, so neither vendor's private option has an equivalent here.

Real single sign on is the other one. Canny ships SSO in its base features with SSO integrations on Business, and Noora gates SSO at Growth. We sign a voter in with a token from your own application on the thirty nine dollar plan, which is not SAML, and neither substitute is the same thing.

What we do instead is let a whole number sit on each tier, and that number rides along on the vote the second it is cast, rather than sorting a list by revenue afterward. That changes the order of the board. Sorting a column does not.

What is Canny, and what is Noora?

Canny is a feedback board with a roadmap and a changelog, billed by how many people show up and leave a mark on it. Noora is the same shape of product, a board, a roadmap and a changelog, billed by a flat workspace rate with unlimited seats and unlimited participants on every tier.

Does either one have a free plan?

Canny does. Noora does not.

Their free tier holds at twenty five tracked users, read straight off Canny's own pricing page, and it ends once that many customers have taken part rather than once a colleague is invited.

Noora carries no free tier at all, only a seven day trial that its own page says needs no card and can be cancelled at any time.

That last point is worth sitting with. We ask for a card before our own fourteen day trial starts, and Noora does not ask for one at all.

The honest summary

Canny's price rises with your customers and stops publishing a number past five thousand of them. Noora's price never rises for that reason, stays silent on its monthly rate, and unlocks private boards and single sign on only once you pay for Growth.

Ours sits at nine dollars flat with the vote itself carrying the weight, and no free plan of our own to fall back on.

The Canny alternative page and the Noora one carry each side on its own.

14 days, a card at signup, then $9 or $39 a month.