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ProdCamp pricing: the admin and the product, and it skips the middle

ProdCamp is free for two admins and one product, then ninety nine dollars a month, with nothing sold between those two. Feedback records themselves are unlimited on every plan including the free one, so the meter is the admin and the product, never the customer.

Every figure below was read on ProdCamp's own pricing page on 2 October 2026.

The ProdCamp pricing page read 16 September 2026, Free at nothing, Startup at ninety nine dollars a month, Business at two hundred and ninety nine on an annual commitment and Enterprise on request
ProdCamp's published prices. Read 16 September 2026, unchanged on 2 October 2026.

What a team actually pays, at four sizes

Plan Monthly Yearly Admins Products Roadmap features
Free $0 $0 2 1 20
Startup $99/mo ($1,188/yr) $990/yr 5 1 unlimited
Business $299/mo ($3,588/yr) $2,990/yr 10 3 unlimited
Enterprise contact sales contact sales (annual only) unlimited unlimited unlimited
What you run Cheapest fit Monthly
One product, two admins Free $0
One product, five admins Startup $99
Two products, any admin count under 10 Business $299
Four products Business plus one extra product $348

Startup and Business both bill the yearly price at two months free against the monthly rate (10 of 12 months). Business is sold as an annual commitment even on its monthly figure. A fourth product on Business is $49 a month, and a second product on any plan forces Business, because Startup still carries only one.

How has ProdCamp's price changed?

The cheapest paid plan cost $10 a user a month, for one to three users, in February 2021. Read live on 3 October 2026, it costs $99 a month flat for up to five admins.

Date What the pricing page showed Source
February 2021 Growth at $10 a user a month ($8 billed yearly), for 1 to 3 users archived page
September 2021 Same per user prices, Business opened to unlimited users and a separate Enterprise tier appeared for 10 or more archived page
September 2022 Same prices, billing unit relabelled from per user to per seat archived page
December 2023 Restructured to Free $0, Solopreneur $49 a month for 1 admin, Startup $99 a month, Business contact only on an annual term archived page
April 2024 Solopreneur gone, Startup $99 a month for 5 admins, Business a published $299 a month on an annual commitment archived page
January 2025 Unchanged from April 2024 archived page

ProdCamp's billing unit moved from a per seat charge to a flat admin count between the March and December 2023 captures, and a one admin Solopreneur plan at $49 a month appeared in the December one. That plan was gone and Business had moved from contact only to a published $299 a month, annual commitment, by April 2024, the structure the live page still shows.

What counts toward the meter, and what forces an upgrade

Admins and products are what ProdCamp bills on. Feedback records, customers and conversations are unlimited at every tier, including Free, which is unusual in this category: most free plans cap posts or people, this one caps the team and the roadmap instead.

Startup removes the twenty item roadmap cap and lifts admins to five, but leaves the product count at one. Business is the first plan that allows a second product, and takes admins to ten. Enterprise removes every limit and is sold only on an annual term.

ProdCamp's own comparison also lists an NPS widget, a feedback widget, an email forward address, a Chrome extension and an Intercom pipe on every plan, with the email forward address and in app replies arriving at Startup rather than Free.

What happens at the free plan's limit

Twenty roadmap features, two admins, one product, and feedback records that never run out. The roadmap cap is the one that arrives fastest: twenty items is roughly a quarter of a young product's planning board. The second admin is the last free one; a third colleague who wants to reply forces Startup.

What does this cost on VoteFirst

Nine dollars a month for one project, thirty nine for unlimited projects. Unlimited roadmap items on the cheaper plan, no admin counter anywhere, no product counter on the thirty nine dollar plan, and nothing counting the people who vote. That sits inside the band ProdCamp leaves empty between its free plan and $99. ProdCamp has NPS, the email forward address and a free plan that VoteFirst does not sell. The alternative page compares the rest, including RICE scoring against revenue weighted voting.

The whole category table puts this price beside the rest.

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

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