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WishKit or VoteFirst? Pick by how many apps you ship.

WishKit is a flat priced board for Apple apps with a free plan. VoteFirst adds a ranking by the customer behind each vote.

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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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

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Not sure yet? Match your situation.

Pick what sounds like you.

WishKit. WishKit lists a SwiftUI SDK for five Apple platforms on every plan, while VoteFirst ships a Swift package for iOS and macOS.
WishKit. WishKit is free forever for one project and asks for no card, while VoteFirst Free holds one project and 100 votes.
WishKit. WishKit Premium is $15/mo for two projects, while the same two projects on VoteFirst need Pro at $39/mo.
VoteFirst. Each vote counts by what its voter pays on every plan, while WishKit's pricing page lists nothing like it.
VoteFirst. Pro has both, and WishKit's pricing page states neither an API nor a custom domain.
VoteFirst. Both come on every plan, with an Atom feed on the changelog, and WishKit's pricing page states neither.
VoteFirst. Lite is $9/mo for one project, while WishKit Premium is $15/mo for two.

What each costs for the same job

Prices from the plan pages, first paid step of each. WishKit's free plan wins the first row on price alone.

You build one app

WishKit Free

$0/mo

One project, no card

VoteFirst Lite

$9/mo

One project

WishKit costs $9/mo less.

You build two apps

WishKit Premium

$15/mo

Two projects

VoteFirst Pro

$39/mo

Unlimited projects

WishKit costs $24/mo less.

Read every row before you decide

WishKit leads on 4 rows, VoteFirst on 5, 4 are level.

What matters	WishKit	VoteFirst	Edge
Price
Free planWhether a board can cost nothing.	Free forever¹1 project, first 5 requests visible	Free²1 project, 100 votes	WishKit
Cheapest paid planWhat the first paid step costs.	$15/mo¹Premium, $12.50 yearly	$9/mo²Lite, one project	VoteFirst
Price with your own domainWhat it costs to serve the board from your address.	Not listed¹	$39/mo²Pro, with API and team	VoteFirst
What the price grows withThe thing that raises your bill.	The plan¹Flat price, unlimited users	The plan you pick²Lite or Pro, flat	Level
Yearly discountWhat you save by paying a year ahead.	2 months free¹$150 a year instead of $180	About 17% off²$7.50/mo on Lite	Level
Free trialHow long you can try it before paying.	Free plan instead¹	14 days of Pro²A card is asked at signup	Check both
Team and limits
Team seatsHow many people can run the board.	No per seat fee¹One admin or a team	Team members on Pro²Not on Lite	WishKit
Boards or projectsHow many separate boards one plan covers.	1, 2 or unlimited projects¹By plan	One project, or unlimited²Unlimited on Pro	Level
Ranking and updates
Revenue weighted votesVotes that count by what the voter pays.	Not listed¹	On every plan³Revenue from Stripe, Paddle or a CSV	VoteFirst
ChangelogTell voters what shipped.	Not listed¹	On every plan²With an Atom feed	VoteFirst
AI and MCPTools that read or sort feedback for you.	ChatGPT and Claude through MCP¹	No AI analysis³Votes rank by what voters pay	WishKit
Build and connect
Swift packageA native kit for iOS and macOS apps.	SwiftUI SDK on every plan¹iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS, tvOS	On every plan³iOS and macOS	WishKit
APIRead and write the board from your own code.	Not listed¹	A REST API on Pro²No webhooks	VoteFirst

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Both are good. Here is where each wins.

Choose WishKit if you want

Free forever. WishKit costs nothing for one project and asks for no card, while VoteFirst starts with a 14 day trial and then $9/mo.
A native kit for five Apple platforms. It covers iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS plus a web SDK, while VoteFirst has a Swift package for iOS and macOS.
Two projects for $15. Premium covers two apps, while on VoteFirst the second project needs Pro at $39/mo.
Unlimited projects for $39. Enterprise on WishKit is $39/mo, the same price as VoteFirst Pro, and it comes with its own native kit.

Choose VoteFirst if you want

Votes weighted by what voters pay. It is on every plan and takes plans from Stripe, Paddle or a CSV, and WishKit states no weighting by customer.
A public roadmap and a changelog. Both come on every plan, the changelog with an Atom feed.
An API and a custom domain. Both come on Pro, and WishKit states neither.
A cheaper first paid step. Lite is $9/mo, while WishKit Premium is $15.

Let your best customers lead the list.

Bring plans in from Stripe, Paddle or a CSV and each vote carries the weight of its voter's plan.

WishKit's pricing page lists no 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 every plan, with an Atom feed on the changelog.

Feature voting inside iOS apps

Need an API or your own domain? Pro has both.

Pro adds a REST API and a custom domain, so your own code and your own brand sit on the board.

WishKit's pricing page states neither.

What the API can do

What you gain by choosing VoteFirst

A list led by your customers

Weighted votes put the people who matter most ahead of drive by votes.

A roadmap and changelog together

Both are on every plan, so shipped work reaches voters without extra tools.

An API when you need one

Pro adds a REST API and a custom domain for your own tools and brand.

A tidy start

The new board holds only the requests you still want.

Leaving WishKit? Start clean and keep what matters.

No WishKit data comes across by import, so you choose what is worth carrying over.

List the requests you still want
Read through your WishKit list and keep the requests that still matter.
Post them on a VoteFirst board
Type the keepers in as requests, or let your voters post them again.
Swap the kit
Replace the WishKit SDK with the VoteFirst Swift package or the web widget.

What comes across

The requests you choose to repost
Your widget placement, by swapping the snippet

What stays behind

Votes and voters
Comments
Anything you set up in WishKit

What people ask when they weigh WishKit against VoteFirst

Is WishKit or VoteFirst cheaper?

WishKit is free for one project and Premium is $15/mo for two. On VoteFirst, Free holds one project and 100 votes, Lite is $9/mo and Pro is $39/mo.

Which Apple platforms does each cover?

WishKit lists a SwiftUI SDK for iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS and tvOS. VoteFirst ships a Swift package for iOS and macOS.

Can I import my WishKit list?

No. Nothing comes across by import, so you choose which requests to post again.

Does VoteFirst have a free plan?

No. Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.

Which one has an API?

VoteFirst Pro has a REST API. WishKit's pricing page does not state one.

How many projects does WishKit give?

One on the free plan and two on Premium. Enterprise at $39/mo is unlimited.

Which one has a public roadmap?

Every VoteFirst plan includes a public roadmap and a changelog, and WishKit's pricing page states neither.

Where do the WishKit figures come from?

From WishKit's own pricing pages, each cited in the sources list below.

Try it on your own app

Post your first request and add the Swift package when you are ready. The Pro trial is 14 days, and a card is asked at signup.

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