ProductLift is nineteen dollars a month, and forty nine buys the Stripe row

This is the page on this site with the least comfortable job, because ProductLift does the thing this product is built around. They read Stripe and put revenue behind every vote, and saying so plainly is the only way a comparison page is worth anything.

Everything below was read on ProductLift's own pricing page on 14 September 2026.

What does ProductLift cost?

Three plans, and the meter is admins.

End users are unlimited on every plan and their own page leads with that, in the words no tracked user fees. White labelling is on every plan too, which almost nothing else in this category does at nineteen dollars.

Their trial is fourteen days and their page says it asks for no card.

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.

Does ProductLift have a free plan?

No. Their pricing page read on 14 September 2026 carries a fourteen day trial that asks for no card, and the nineteen dollar plan is the cheapest thing you can keep.

Which plan has the Stripe integration?

Pro, at forty nine dollars a month billed yearly.

Their own product page says revenue behind every vote, with MRR and plan data via Stripe, and the pricing page puts the Stripe integration in the Pro column alongside RICE, ICE and MoSCoW prioritisation, all integrations, API access and unlimited boards.

Starter carries neither the prioritisation frameworks nor the integrations, and their page marks both as not included in Starter.

So the honest reading of their ladder is that nineteen dollars buys a board, a roadmap, a changelog and a knowledge base, and the revenue link is thirty dollars further up.

How does that compare to what we do?

Same idea, different plan position, and one difference in how the number is made.

We put weighted voting on the nine dollar plan, which is the entry plan, rather than on a middle tier. That is the whole of the price argument and it is worth exactly thirty dollars a month to somebody who wants the capability and nothing else.

The mechanism differs in a way worth knowing. Ours is a multiplier on a tier, a whole number a person chose, written onto the vote when it is cast. Theirs is described as revenue behind every vote from MRR and plan data.

A weight computed from a currency figure moves when a customer upgrades mid month. A multiplier is a number somebody can defend in a meeting. Neither is wrong and they answer slightly different questions.

Read their page rather than ours if you want the detail of theirs. This page is not going to characterise a competitor's implementation from a marketing sentence.

What else is on each plan?

End users and white label are the same on all three plans, and every other row steps.

Single sign on is on Business at a hundred and twenty nine, which is two tiers above the entry plan and is the row where the ladder is steepest.

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.

Where we are better, weighting is on the entry plan rather than the middle one, and the entry price is half theirs.

Where they are better, and this is a real list. Two boards on the entry plan against our one project. White labelling on every plan against ours on Pro. An AI credit allowance we have no equivalent to, because this product ships no AI features. And twenty eight languages against our English.

The alternative page goes through the rest, and every vendor's price and unit is on one page.

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