Olvy pricing runs from nothing to sixty dollars a month to two hundred and forty, and the number that decides which one you need is not your team size. It is how much feedback you are allowed to analyse.
Sixty dollars allows a hundred items. Two hundred and forty allows ten thousand. Nothing is sold in between, so the ladder has a rung missing exactly where most teams live.
Everything below was read on their own pricing page on 15 September 2026.
How much does Olvy cost?
Nothing, sixty, two hundred and forty, or a conversation.
| Plan | Price | Builders | Each extra builder | Integrations | Feedback you may analyse | Visitors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Not published | 1 | Not published | Not published | 25 | 1,000 a month |
| Essentials | $60 | 1 | $25 | $20/mo each | 100 | unlimited |
| Business | $240 | 5 | $25 | unlimited | 10,000 | unlimited |
| Enterprise | On request | Not published | Not published | custom | customised | unlimited |
Their page carries a monthly and yearly switch and the figures above are the position it loaded in, which is monthly. The Business card carries a badge reading 20% off and the page does not say what it is off.
What is a builder?
Their word for a person on your side who can log in and work, and their page does not define it further.
What can be read from the cards is the arithmetic. Essentials includes one and charges $25 a month for each additional one. Business includes five at the same rate above that, and adds unlimited viewers, who are a separate and uncounted role.
So the seat charge is ordinary and it is not where this price list is interesting.
What does a real team pay?
A hundred and fifty dollars a month for three people with two integrations.
| Your situation | Essentials | Business |
|---|---|---|
| 3 people, 2 integrations | $150 | $240 |
| 3 people, 7 integrations | $250 | $240 |
| 6 people, 2 integrations | $225 | $265 |
Essentials at three people is sixty for the plan, fifty for the two extra builders and forty for the two integrations. Business at six people is two hundred and forty for the plan and twenty five for the sixth builder, with the integrations included.
That is arithmetic on their published rates rather than a table from their page, and it is the number most readers are trying to work out.
The middle row is the shape of their pricing. A team of three crosses over to the dearer plan at seven integrations, which means the upgrade is triggered by how many tools you connect rather than by how many people you employ, and the cheaper plan stays capped at a hundred analysed items the whole way there.
What does analyse up to a hundred feedback mean?
It is their own wording for the cap on the Essentials plan, and their page does not say whether it resets.
Free allows 25, Essentials 100 and Business 10,000. What is missing is whether those are monthly allowances or lifetime totals, and at a hundred the difference is the difference between a workable plan and a week of use.
That is worth asking their sales before signing, and it is the one question this page cannot answer from what they publish. A product whose pitch is summarising your feedback is a product where the allowance is the whole purchase.
Does Olvy have a free plan?
Yes, with one builder, unlimited release notes, 25 analysed feedback items and 1,000 unique visitors a month.
The visitor cap is the one that decides it. A changelog read by a thousand people in a month is a small changelog, and removing that cap is the first thing the sixty dollar plan does.
What arrives on each plan?
Essentials removes the Olvy branding from the widgets and adds advanced customisation, two announcement and feedback widgets, release scheduling and a custom domain.
Business adds unlimited widgets, feedback summarisation, email subscriptions for the changelog, API keys and webhooks, CRM integrations, multi language support, user segmentation and custom properties.
Enterprise is where single sign on with SAML, audit logs, bulk user import, custom invoicing and migration from other tools sit. Olvy puts its changelog on every plan including the free one, which is the part of it this site's changelog roundup already measured.
14 days, a card at signup, then $9 or $39 a month.
What does the board on its own cost here?
Nine dollars a month for one project, thirty nine for unlimited projects, colleagues, the API and a custom domain.
Nothing here counts feedback items, integrations or visitors, so there is no allowance to run out of and no upgrade triggered by connecting a second tool. Against their sixty dollars at three people and two integrations, thirty nine buys the team and the API without the per connection charge.
The comparison is not straight, because they are selling a release notes product with an analysis layer and this is selling the voting board. The alternative page works through what overlaps and what does not, a calculator prices the tools that meter your customers instead, and both figures here are published on one page.