WishKit
Free forever, Premium $15/mo
$15/mo on Premium
- Free forever, one project
- SwiftUI SDK on every plan
- Unlimited voters
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Hear your TestFlight testers without leaving the build.
Your testers already have the build. They need a vote button inside it and a board that tells them what changed.
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
UserJot
Free, then Starter $29/mo
$29/mo on Starter
- A free plan with 2 boards
- Roadmap and changelog on every plan
- Imports from Canny and Nolt
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
Not sure yet? Match your situation.
Pick what sounds like you.
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WishKit. WishKit lists a SwiftUI SDK for five Apple platforms and Features.Vote lists one for iOS, while VoteFirst ships a Swift package for iOS and macOS.
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WishKit. WishKit is free forever for one project and UserJot is free with two boards, while VoteFirst's free plan covers one project and 100 votes.
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Features.Vote. Features.Vote lists private boards on Growth at $29/mo, while a VoteFirst board is public or off on every plan.
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VoteFirst. A changelog with an Atom feed comes on every plan from $9/mo, and UserJot lists one on all plans, Features.Vote on Growth.
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Features.Vote. A 14 day Features.Vote trial asks for no card, as does WishKit's free plan, while VoteFirst asks for a card at signup.
What each costs for the same job
Plan page prices for a beta app and a release app. The second row adds the cost of a second project.
One beta app
WishKit Free
$0/mo
One project, no card
Features.Vote Lite
$9/mo
One project
UserJot Free
$0/mo
Two boards, three team members
VoteFirst Lite
$9/mo
One project, after a 14 day trial
WishKit and UserJot cost nothing. Features.Vote and VoteFirst start at $9/mo.
Beta and release apps
WishKit Premium
$15/mo
Two projects
Features.Vote Growth
$29/mo
Unlimited projects, private boards
UserJot Starter
$29/mo
Five boards
VoteFirst Pro
$39/mo
Unlimited projects
WishKit costs $15/mo. VoteFirst Pro costs $39.
Read every row before you decide
11 rows, each one cited.
| What matters | WishKit | Features.Vote | UserJot | VoteFirst |
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| Price | ||||
| Free planWhether a board can cost nothing. |
Free forever11 project, first 5 requests visible
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No free plan214 day trial instead
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Free32 boards, 3 team members
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Free41 project, 100 votes
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| Cheapest paid planWhat the first paid step costs. |
$15/mo1Premium, $12.50 yearly
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$9/mo2Lite, $90 a year
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$29/mo3Starter, 5 boards
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$9/mo4Lite, one project
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| Price with your own domainWhat it costs to serve the board from your address. |
Not listed1
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$29/mo2Growth
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$29/mo3Custom domain from Starter
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$39/mo4Pro, with API and team
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| What the price grows withThe thing that raises your bill. |
The plan1Flat price, unlimited users
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Projects2One on Lite, unlimited on Growth
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Boards and integrations32, 5, then unlimited
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The plan you pick4Lite or Pro, flat
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| Free trialHow long you can try it before paying. |
Free plan instead1
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14 day trial2
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14 day trial3On first subscribe
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14 days of Pro4A card is asked at signup
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| Team and limits | ||||
| Team seatsHow many people can run the board. |
No per seat fee1One admin or a team
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Team management on Growth2
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3 team members free3
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Team members on Pro4Not on Lite
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| Boards or projectsHow many separate boards one plan covers. |
1, 2 or unlimited projects1By plan
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One project, or unlimited2Unlimited on Growth
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2, 5 or unlimited3By plan
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One project, or unlimited4Unlimited on Pro
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| Ranking and updates | ||||
| Revenue weighted votesVotes that count by what the voter pays. |
Not listed1
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Not listed2
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Not listed3
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On every plan5Revenue from Stripe, Paddle or a CSV
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| ChangelogTell voters what shipped. |
Not listed1
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On Growth2Public changelog
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On every plan3With a public roadmap
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On every plan4With an Atom feed
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| Build and connect | ||||
| Swift packageA native kit for iOS and macOS apps. |
SwiftUI SDK on every plan1iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS, tvOS
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Native SwiftUI SDK2iOS and macOS
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Not listed3
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On every plan5iOS and macOS
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| APIRead and write the board from your own code. |
Not listed1
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API2Listed on its site
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Not listed3
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A REST API on Pro4No webhooks
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Showing all 11 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. A beta on one project costs nothing, and no card is asked.
- Native SwiftUI on five Apple platforms. The same kit covers iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS.
- The lowest paid step. Premium is $15/mo for two projects, a beta app and a release app.
Choose Features.Vote if you want
- Private boards. Growth lists them at $29/mo, so a beta can stay behind a door, which VoteFirst cannot do.
- A trial that asks for no card. Fourteen days, no card asked, on a native SwiftUI kit.
Choose UserJot if you want
- A free plan with three team members. It also gives two boards, a public roadmap and a changelog at no cost.
Choose VoteFirst if you want
- A changelog with an Atom feed from $9. Testers can follow what each build changed without opening the app.
- A Swift package for iOS and macOS. The vote button and the board sit in the build you already ship.
- Votes weighted by what voters pay. Once the beta ships, your paying users outrank free ones, and no other page here states it.
Let testers vote inside the build they already have.
A Swift package puts the vote button and the board in your beta, on every plan.
Testers never leave the app to tell you what to fix next.
Feedback from TestFlight betasTell testers what each build changed.
Each release goes on the changelog, which carries an Atom feed testers can follow.
Signed in voters whose request is in a release get one email.
How releases reach votersAfter the beta, let your best customers lead.
Each vote is weighted by what its voter pays, so paying users outrank free ones.
No other page here states a weighting by customer.
How weighted voting worksWhat you gain by choosing the right tool
Feedback inside the build
Testers vote where they already test, so more of them take part.
A beta that costs nothing to start
WishKit and UserJot are free for a small beta, and Lite is $9/mo when you need more.
Testers who hear back
A changelog tells testers what each build changed.
A smooth step to release
Votes and requests from the beta carry on into the release board.
Run your beta on VoteFirst
Start with an empty board and the Swift package.
Start the 14 day trial
Pro is yours for 14 days, and a card is asked at signup.
Add the Swift package to the beta build
Testers get a vote button and the board inside the app.
Post what changed
Each release goes on the changelog, with an Atom feed testers can follow.
What comes across
- Votes and requests from the beta, which carry on into the release board
What stays behind
- Private boards, since a VoteFirst board is public or off
What people ask when they run a TestFlight beta
Which tool is free for a beta?
WishKit is free forever for one project and UserJot is free with two boards. On VoteFirst the free plan covers one project and 100 votes, and Features.Vote has none.
Can a beta board be private?
Features.Vote lists private boards on Growth at $29/mo. A VoteFirst board is public or off, on every plan.
Which one has a changelog for testers?
Every VoteFirst plan has one from $9/mo, UserJot lists one on all plans and Features.Vote on Growth.
Do I need a card for the trial?
Features.Vote asks for no card. On VoteFirst a card is asked at signup, and both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro.
What happens to beta requests at release?
Votes and requests from the beta carry on into the release board.
Which tool covers the most Apple platforms?
WishKit lists a SwiftUI SDK for iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS.
Can testers follow the changelog?
Yes. VoteFirst publishes an Atom feed that testers can follow.
Which tool runs a small beta for the least?
WishKit and UserJot start free, while Features.Vote and VoteFirst start at $9/mo for one project.
Where do the beta prices come from?
They are read from each vendor's own plan page, and the sources list below links to every page.
Try it on your next build
Add the Swift package to your next TestFlight build and ask testers what to fix first. Pro runs 14 days on trial, with a card asked at signup.