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Four feedback tools for your iOS app, side by side.

Three of these four ship a Swift kit. They differ on the free plan, the trial and what ranks a request.

WishKit

Free forever, Premium $15/mo

$15/mo on Premium

  • Free forever, one project
  • SwiftUI SDK on every plan
  • Unlimited voters
See WishKit plans

Features.Vote

14 day trial, Lite $9, Growth $29

$9/mo on Lite

  • 14 day trial
  • Native SwiftUI SDK
  • An MCP server for your board
See Features.Vote plans

Canny

Free to 25 tracked users, Pro from $79/mo

$79/mo on Pro, billed yearly

  • Free to 25 tracked users
  • Sixteen integrations listed
  • AI that sorts support chats
See Canny plans

VoteFirst

14 day trial, then $9 or $39/mo

$9/mo on Lite, $39 on Pro

  • Votes ranked by what voters pay
  • A Swift package on every plan
  • A changelog on every plan
Start 14 day trial

Not sure yet? Match your situation.

Pick what sounds like you.

  • WishKit. WishKit lists a native SwiftUI SDK for iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS, plus a web SDK, on every plan.

  • WishKit. WishKit is free for one project and Canny to 25 tracked users, while VoteFirst Free holds one project and 100 votes.

  • Features.Vote. Features.Vote gives 14 days with no card asked, and WishKit asks for none on its free plan, while VoteFirst asks at signup.

  • Canny. Canny lists sixteen, among them Slack, Jira, Intercom, Zendesk, Linear and GitHub, while VoteFirst has no Slack, Zapier or webhooks.

  • VoteFirst. Each vote is weighted by what its voter pays on every plan, and the other three pages mention no weighting by customer.

  • VoteFirst. Lite includes both, while Features.Vote Lite is $9 with a roadmap and lists its changelog on Growth at $29.

What each costs for the same job

Plan page prices for four tools. The second row shows how far apart they get with a second app.

You are just starting out

WishKit Free

$0/mo

One project, no card

Features.Vote Lite

$9/mo

One project

Canny Free

$0/mo

Up to 25 tracked users

VoteFirst Lite

$9/mo

One project, after a 14 day trial

WishKit and Canny cost nothing to start. Features.Vote and VoteFirst start at $9/mo.

Two or more apps

WishKit Premium

$15/mo

Two projects

Features.Vote Growth

$29/mo

Unlimited projects

Canny Pro

$79/mo

Billed yearly

VoteFirst Pro

$39/mo

Unlimited projects, billed monthly

WishKit is the lowest at $15/mo. Canny is the highest at $79.

Read every row before you decide

13 rows, each one cited.

What matters WishKitFeatures.VoteCannyVoteFirst
Price
Free planWhether a board can cost nothing.
Free forever11 project, first 5 requests visible
No free plan214 day trial instead
Free to 25 tracked users35 managers, unlimited boards
Free41 project, 100 votes
Cheapest paid planWhat the first paid step costs.
$15/mo1Premium, $12.50 yearly
$9/mo2Lite, $90 a year
$79/mo3Pro, billed yearly
$9/mo4Lite, one project
Price with your own domainWhat it costs to serve the board from your address.
Not listed1
$29/mo2Growth
$79/mo3Custom domains start on Pro
$39/mo4Pro, with API and team
What the price grows withThe thing that raises your bill.
The plan1Flat price, unlimited users
Projects2One on Lite, unlimited on Growth
Tracked users3100+ on Pro, 5,000+ on Business
The plan you pick4Lite or Pro, flat
Yearly discountWhat you save by paying a year ahead.
2 months free1$150 a year instead of $180
$90 a year2Two months free
20% off3Pay a year upfront
About 17% off4$7.50/mo on Lite
Free trialHow long you can try it before paying.
Free plan instead1
14 day trial2
A Pro trial3Length not listed
14 days of Pro4A card is asked at signup
Team and limits
Team seatsHow many people can run the board.
No per seat fee1One admin or a team
Team management on Growth2
5 managers free, 10 on Pro3
Team members on Pro4Not on Lite
Boards or projectsHow many separate boards one plan covers.
1, 2 or unlimited projects1By plan
One project, or unlimited2Unlimited on Growth
Unlimited boards3On every plan
One project, or unlimited4Unlimited on Pro
Ranking and updates
Revenue weighted votesVotes that count by what the voter pays.
Not listed1
Not listed2
Through CRM integrations3HubSpot and Salesforce, on Business
On every plan5Revenue from Stripe, Paddle or a CSV
ChangelogTell voters what shipped.
Not listed1
On Growth2Public changelog
From Pro3
On every plan4With an Atom feed
AI and MCPTools that read or sort feedback for you.
ChatGPT and Claude through MCP1
MCP server with 32 tools2Let Claude or Cursor triage feedback
Autopilot and MCP connectors3Captures and sorts feedback from support chats
No AI analysis5Votes rank by what voters pay
Build and connect
Swift packageA native kit for iOS and macOS apps.
SwiftUI SDK on every plan1iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS, tvOS
Native SwiftUI SDK2iOS and macOS
Not listed3
On every plan5iOS and macOS
APIRead and write the board from your own code.
Not listed1
API2Listed on its site
API and webhooks3Listed on the plan page
A REST API on Pro4No webhooks

Showing all 13 rows.

Every tool wins somewhere. Here is where.

Pick a tool to see where it beats the rest.

Choose WishKit if you want

  • Free forever. One project costs nothing and asks for no card, while VoteFirst starts with a 14 day trial and then $9/mo.
  • Native SwiftUI on five Apple platforms. It covers iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS plus a web SDK, while VoteFirst ships a Swift package for iOS and macOS.
  • The lowest price for two apps. Premium is $15/mo for two projects, against $29, $39 and $79 for the same step elsewhere.

Choose Features.Vote if you want

  • A trial that asks for no card. It runs 14 days with no card asked, on a native SwiftUI kit.
  • Private boards and a custom domain at $29. Growth adds both, plus unlimited projects and team management.

Choose Canny if you want

  • Integrations and single sign on. It lists sixteen integrations, and it adds Okta and OIDC on Business.
  • A free plan with five managers. It is free to 25 tracked users, with unlimited boards.

Choose VoteFirst if you want

  • Votes weighted by what voters pay. Every plan includes it, and no other page here states it.
  • A roadmap and a changelog on the $9 plan. The changelog has an Atom feed, and it sits on Growth at Features.Vote and on Pro at Canny.
  • A Swift package for iOS and macOS. One package covers both on every plan, with a board you can also open on the web.
  • Your Canny board in one paste. A public Canny or Featurebase board comes across with posts, statuses and vote counts.

One Swift package puts the board in your app.

It covers iOS and macOS on every plan, and the same board opens on the web.

WishKit lists five Apple platforms if you ship beyond these two.

Feature voting inside iOS apps

Rank by who is asking, not just how many.

Plans come in from Stripe, Paddle or a CSV, and the list then ranks requests by who is asking.

None of the other three pricing pages mention a weighting by customer.

How weighted voting works

Show voters what ships next, inside your app.

A roadmap and a changelog sit inside your app, so voters see the answer where they asked.

Both come on the $9 plan, and the changelog has an Atom feed.

How the public roadmap works

What you gain by choosing the right kit

Votes from inside your app

A native kit keeps feedback where your users already are, so more of them take part.

A price that fits your stage

Free plans, trials and $9 plans are all on the table, so you pay for what you use today.

A short list of real differences

Four tools side by side, each cell cited, so you stop reading pricing pages.

A way to answer users

A roadmap and a changelog tell voters what happened to their request.

Try VoteFirst on your own app

Start with an empty board, or paste a public Canny board you already have.

  1. Start the 14 day trial

    It runs Pro for 14 days. A card is asked at signup.

  2. Add the Swift package

    Drop it into your app and the vote button and the board appear.

  3. Bring your requests

    Paste a public Canny or Featurebase board, or post your top requests yourself.

What comes across

  • Post titles and descriptions from a public Canny or Featurebase board
  • Statuses
  • Vote counts

What stays behind

  • Private boards
  • Integrations set up in the other tool
  • Comments and changelog entries

What people ask before they pick a tool for iOS

Which of these has a Swift kit?

WishKit lists a SwiftUI SDK, Features.Vote lists a SwiftUI SDK and VoteFirst ships a Swift package. Canny's pricing page mentions no iOS SDK.

Which has a free plan?

WishKit is free for one project and Canny to 25 tracked users. Features.Vote has no free plan, and VoteFirst Free holds one project and 100 votes.

Which one asks for no card?

Features.Vote asks for no card on its 14 day trial, and WishKit asks for none on its free plan. On VoteFirst a card is asked at signup.

What does VoteFirst cost?

Lite is $9/mo for one project and Pro is $39/mo for unlimited projects. Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro.

Can I bring my board along?

Yes, from a public Canny or Featurebase board. Posts, statuses and vote counts come across.

Which tool suits several Apple platforms?

WishKit lists SwiftUI for iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS, so it covers the most.

Does VoteFirst work on the web too?

Yes. The same board opens on the web, so voters can use either.

Which tool costs least to start?

WishKit and Canny cost nothing to start, while Features.Vote and VoteFirst start at $9/mo.

Where do the iOS prices come from?

Each price is read from that vendor's own plan page, and the sources list below links to every one.