FeatureOS pricing: $60 a month, and 2 things inside it are counted

FeatureOS prices a plan rather than a person, and the first line on its pricing page is that there are no per user fees. That is true in the sense that matters most: nobody who posts or votes on your board is ever on the invoice.

Inside the plan there are two allowances, boards and seats, and both of them cost the same fifteen dollars a month to extend. Every current price below was read on FeatureOS's own pricing page on 2 October 2026.

What does FeatureOS cost?

Three published plans, and what steps between them is the pair of allowances.

• Starter carries all five modules, being the feedback board, the roadmap, forms, the changelog and a knowledge base.
• Growth doubles both allowances and adds two more integrations.
• Business removes the board limit, raises seats to fifteen and removes the integration limit.

Annual billing takes two months off, which their page also states as seventeen percent. The trial is thirty days and asks for no card, which is the longest no card trial in this category.

Single sign on is the one paid add on inside Starter rather than a module; it ships standard on Growth and Business instead of costing extra there.

If that arithmetic came out badly, a trial here is 14 days with a card at signup and the bill after it is $9 or $39 a month.

When is the extra seat cheaper than the next plan?

Up to three extra seats, and after that the plan above is cheaper.

At nine people the two routes cost the same and Growth also doubles your boards, so nine is the point where nobody should still be buying extra seats. The same shape repeats between Growth and Business.

How has the price changed since Hellonext?

The entry plan has cost $19, nothing, $29 and now $60 since 2022, and the plan names changed twice on the way.

August 2023 is the first capture under the FeatureOS name. The three captures before December 2023 show one position of a monthly and yearly toggle without saying which, so those rows give the figure on screen. From December 2023 the page prints both, as $29 a month or $300 a year on Runway.

Most boards are still on the older names. Of 79 live FeatureOS boards read on 3 October 2026, 61 carry a plan name the pricing page no longer sells: Runway on 26, Take Flight on 22, Freeway on 7 and Fly High on 6. Nine carry Starter, Growth or Business, and nine a trial. The allowances in those records match the old cards, two admins on Runway, three on Take Flight and ten on Fly High, and the record does not show what any of them now pays.

Each FeatureOS board embeds its organization's plan record in the page it serves to every visitor. The 123 board addresses came from Common Crawl's index across fourteen crawls, each was read once on 3 October 2026, and 79 answered with a record.

Does FeatureOS have a free plan?

No. Their published page starts at sixty dollars a month, and what stands in for a free plan is the thirty day trial that asks for no card.

Thirty days is long enough to find out whether anybody posts, which is the question a free plan usually answers. What it does not do is let a board sit there for a year while a side project finds its audience.

Hellonext had one. Freeway, at no cost, sat on the pricing page in the captures from December 2022 to August 2023 and was gone by December 2023, and 7 of the 79 boards above still run on it. When a trial ends unpaid today, their page says the account is paused with its data kept.

Fourteen days on Lite or Pro, a card at signup, then nine or thirty nine a month.

What is a board, and why does the count matter?

A board is one public place for one kind of request, and five of them sounds like plenty until you see how teams actually use them.

The common pattern is one board per product, plus a bug board, plus an internal board the team uses that customers never see. A company with two products is already at six under that pattern, and the sixth is fifteen dollars a month.

That is not a trap, it is a design choice, and the alternative design is the one VoteFirst uses: a project is the unit and a project has as many boards as it needs.

What does the knowledge base add?

A help centre under the same subscription, which is the main reason to prefer a five module product over a board.

Buying a board and a help centre separately is usually two subscriptions and two logins, and for a small team that is a real cost even when each piece is cheap. If the help centre is a job you actually have, sixty dollars covering both is a fair number rather than an expensive one.

If you do not have that job, you are paying for four modules to get one.

Where does the API arrive?

API access arrives on Growth, at a hundred and twenty dollars a month, double the entry price, along with whitelabelling, whitelisted domains and user segmentation. Business at two hundred and fifty adds a dedicated customer success manager, access to development hours, the Salesforce integration and webhook access.

That places the FeatureOS API two tiers up in dollar terms, and it is the row where the five module breadth stops being the cheapest way to get what is needed.

Is Hellonext the same as FeatureOS?

Yes, one product under the newer name, with one price list. An old Hellonext board, invoice or bookmark kept working through the rename, and most live boards still carry a Hellonext plan name. The naming and the product comparison are both on the alternative page.

What does this cost on VoteFirst?

Nine dollars a month for one project, thirty nine for unlimited projects, the API, a custom domain and a team.

There is no seat counter and no board counter, so neither of the two numbers that move a FeatureOS invoice exists here. What FeatureOS has that this does not is the knowledge base, the forms module and a thirty day trial with no card.

What this has is the weight on the vote. Each customer tier carries a multiplier, the weight is written at the moment the vote is cast, and the plain count stays beside it. The mechanism is here and the alternative page compares the rest.

14 days, a card at signup, then $9 or $39 a month.