There is no airfocus price to look up. Their pricing page carries two plans, Professional and Enterprise, and the button under each one says Request pricing. Their own FAQ answers the next question too, in the words "airfocus does not offer a free trial".
What their page does say is readable, because the shape of the offer comes through even when the number does not.
Everything below was read on airfocus.com/pricing on 14 September 2026 and checked again on 3 October 2026.
What does airfocus cost?
Nothing published, on either plan.
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Professional | Not published |
| Enterprise | Not published |
- Professional lists unlimited free contributors and workspaces, roadmaps, advanced prioritization, a custom product hierarchy three levels deep, feedback and insights management, a branded customer or stakeholder portal, core integrations, the airfocus agent, an MCP server, with objectives and OKRs and SAML SSO as add ons.
- Enterprise lists everything on Professional plus objectives and OKRs, portfolio management and dashboards, capacity planning, an insights agent, activity and progress reporting, an unlimited product hierarchy, Jira Server and Azure DevOps Server, Salesforce, portal SSO protection, IP address whitelisting, enterprise onboarding and training, SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning.
The page is headed "The product intelligence platform. Pick your plan" and carries the line "airfocus by Lucid" beside the logo.
If the arithmetic you needed was a number rather than a call, a trial here is 14 days with a card at signup and the bill after it is $9 or $39 a month.
One project is nine dollars a month. Unlimited projects is thirty nine.
How has airfocus's price changed?
airfocus's pricing page carries a Monthly/Annual switch that renders on Annual by default, so most captures show the yearly per month figure rather than the monthly one. airfocus published $29 a month billed yearly for its entry plan in March 2020 ($35 billed monthly), and the last published price in the captures was $59 a month billed yearly (or $74 billed monthly), read on 10 June 2025. By 15 August 2025 both of its plans read Request pricing, which is what they still read on 3 October 2026.
| Date | What the pricing page showed | Source |
|---|---|---|
| March 2020 | Starter $29, Team $49, Pro $89 per editor a month, billed yearly ($35, $59, $109 billed monthly) | archived page |
| April 2021 | Starter $19, Team $39, Pro $79 per editor a month, billed yearly; the monthly rate is not shown on this capture | archived page |
| April 2022 | Renamed Essential $15, Advanced $49, Pro $89, billed yearly ($19, $59, $109 billed monthly) | archived page |
| April 2023 | Essential $19, Advanced $69, billed yearly; the monthly rate is not shown on this capture. Pro's own number is gone, replaced by Request pricing | archived page |
| April 2024 | Essential plan removed; Advanced $69 is the only published figure left | archived page |
| June 2025 | Advanced $59 a month billed yearly (or $74 billed monthly), still the only published figure | archived page |
| August 2025 | No price on either plan, renamed Professional and Enterprise, both read Request pricing | archived page |
| September 2026 | Unchanged since August 2025 | archived page |
The plan names changed twice, Starter/Team/Pro to Essential/Advanced/Pro in 2022, then to Professional/Enterprise in 2025. The 14 day free trial that ran alongside every priced capture through June 2025 is also gone: the August 2025 capture is the first to carry the line "airfocus does not offer a free trial."
What is the unit airfocus bills on?
The unit airfocus bills on is the editor, with everybody else free.
Their Professional list opens with "Unlimited free contributors & workspaces", and their FAQ adds that a subscription includes multiple workspaces under one account, with some advanced workspace governance features reserved for a higher plan.
So the meter is on the people making decisions rather than on the crowd, which is the same side of that argument VoteFirst is on.
What nobody outside a sales call knows is what an editor costs. That is the number the page does not carry.
Their own FAQ adds one more case where the number moves without ever being printed: "airfocus offers special pricing options for eligible startups, nonprofits, and educational organizations," on request through sales.
Does airfocus have a free plan or a free trial?
Neither. Nothing on the page names a free tier, and their FAQ answers the other half in their own words. "airfocus does not offer a free trial. However, you can book a personalized demo with the team to explore the platform, ask questions, and see how airfocus could streamline your workflows."
VoteFirst's is fourteen days and asks for a card at signup, which is a different trade. You give a card, and you get the product immediately without talking to anybody.
What this costs
Lite
$9 /mo
Pro
$39 /mo
Lifetime
$999 once
Fourteen day trial of Pro, card asked for at signup. Nothing here counts the people who vote, so the bill does not move when the board starts working. The long version, with what happens if you stop paying.
Does airfocus sort by revenue?
Their page sells advanced prioritization and feedback and insights management, which is scoring work done by the product team.
Sorting a list by a number on an account and changing what a vote weighs are different mechanisms. On a scored board somebody sets the model. On a weighted board a customer's plan multiplies their vote and the order changes when customers act. VoteFirst's is written out with the formula and the code behind it.
What does this cost on VoteFirst?
Nine dollars a month for one project, thirty nine for unlimited projects, a team, the API and a custom domain.
The comparison is not about which is cheaper, because one of the two numbers does not exist. It is about what you can find out before you commit an hour. Here both numbers are on the pricing page, the trial starts in a minute, and nobody has to book anything.
Where they are better is scale. A product organization with several teams, a portfolio to manage and a procurement process will find things on that feature list that VoteFirst does not have at any price. The alternative page goes through the rest.
The whole category table puts this row beside the ones that publish a figure.
14 days, a card at signup, then $9 or $39 a month.