Your biggest customers should not sit at the bottom.
Twenty votes from casual visitors should not outrank two from the customers who keep you going. Give each tier a weight and the board does the rest.
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Give each tier a number that says how much it counts.
An Enterprise tier of 5 makes one vote count as five. A voter on no tier counts as one.
The weight is a whole number, so you can always explain it to a customer.
See the crowd and your best customers side by side.
The plain headcount always shows beside the weighted count. Nothing is hidden, so you can see when the two disagree.
When they disagree, that is usually the request worth a closer look.
Show the dollar figure without bending the votes.
A tier also carries monthly revenue. It feeds the dollar figure on each card and never multiplies a vote.
So the figure is a fact about your customers, not a lever on the ranking.
Tiers that keep up when customers change plan.
Connect Stripe or Paddle and tiers follow each plan. From your own app it is one API call.
Nobody on your team has to remember to update a spreadsheet.
How revenue import worksWhat you stop doing once votes carry weight
Stop trusting the loudest voice
One enthusiastic account cannot bury the request that your largest customers share.
Explain a ranking in one line
A tier of 5 counts five times, and that is the whole rule.
Keep every voter heard
Free and small voters still count, and the plain headcount stays on screen.
Skip the manual update
Tiers follow Stripe or Paddle, so the weights stay right as customers move.
Turn on weighted voting in three steps
It takes minutes, and you can change a weight whenever your pricing changes.
Name your tiers
Add the tiers you sell and give each one a whole number weight.
Connect your billing
Link Stripe or Paddle, or call the API from your own app, so each voter lands on a tier.
Read the weighted list
Sort the board by weighted votes and compare it with the plain headcount.
What you may ask before you weigh votes
How does a weight work?
Each tier has a whole number. One vote from a tier of 5 counts as five.
What weight does a voter with no tier get?
One. Their vote counts as a single vote.
Does revenue change the vote count?
No. Revenue feeds the dollar figure on each card and never multiplies a vote.
Can I still see the plain count?
Always. The plain headcount shows beside the weighted count.
How do tiers stay up to date?
Connect Stripe or Paddle and tiers follow each plan. From your own app it is one API call.
What does the API rank by?
Ranking by votes through the API is the plain headcount.
Which plan includes weighted voting?
Every plan, from Lite at $9/mo.
Does the CSV export carry both numbers?
Yes. It has a Votes column and a Weighted Votes column.
Can free users still vote?
Yes. A voter on no tier counts as one, and the plain headcount shows beside the weighted count.
Who decides the weights?
You do. Each tier gets whatever whole number you choose, and you can change it later.
What you should know first
- The plain headcount always shows beside the weighted count.
- Ranking by votes through the API is the plain headcount.
Where your next page is
Pages that make the weights worth having.
Rank by who matters, not by who clicks
On every plan from $9/mo. Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.