What Feature Voting Software Does

Feature voting software gives your customers a public place to suggest features and vote on the ideas that matter to them. Instead of guessing what to build or relying on whoever emails support most, you get a live, ranked list of demand straight from the people who use your product. Customers can search before posting to avoid duplicates, add detail to existing requests, and watch the count climb on the features they care about. The result is a backlog grounded in real customer demand rather than internal assumptions.

Voting That Accounts for Revenue

Plain vote counts have a blind spot: they treat every voter the same, so a free trial user carries the same weight as your largest customer. VoteFirst fixes this by connecting to Stripe and weighting each vote by the customer's monthly recurring revenue. The most upvoted feature is not automatically the most important one once you can see the revenue behind each request. Both numbers sit side by side on every item, so you keep the popularity signal while gaining the revenue signal that tells you what to build first.

The Whole Loop, Not Just a Vote Button

Voting is the start, not the finish. VoteFirst pairs the voting board with a public roadmap that shows what is planned, in progress, and shipped, and a changelog that announces releases and notifies the people who voted for each feature. Custom domains keep everything on your brand, and an API plus webhooks connect votes to the rest of your stack. Flat pricing means you can invite every customer to vote without the bill scaling, so feature voting becomes something your whole customer base does, not a privileged few.

What You Get

Customer voting on what to build

Give customers a public board to suggest and vote on features, turning scattered requests into a ranked list of real demand.

Votes weighted by revenue

Connect Stripe to weight each vote by the customer's MRR, so the ranking reflects business value and not just headcount.

Anonymous voting to boost volume

Let customers vote without creating an account, which increases participation and makes the ranking more representative.

Public roadmap and changelog

Show what is planned and shipped, and notify voters automatically when their requested feature goes live.

Custom domains and branding

Run the voting board on your own domain with your branding, so it feels like a native part of your product.

Flat pricing, unlimited voters

Invite your entire customer base to vote with no per seat or tracked user fees, so pricing stays flat as you grow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Feature voting software lets customers suggest features and vote on existing requests, producing a ranked list of what they want most. It replaces guesswork and scattered feedback with a transparent backlog driven by real customer demand, usually paired with a public roadmap so customers can follow what you decide to build.

For B2B SaaS, the best feature voting software is the one that helps you prioritize, not just collect votes. VoteFirst stands out because it weights votes by revenue through a Stripe connection, so the ranking reflects business impact. It also includes a public roadmap, changelog, custom domains, and an API, all at flat pricing that does not scale with the number of voters.

VoteFirst connects to your Stripe account and matches voters to their subscriptions. Each vote is then multiplied by the customer's monthly recurring revenue, so a vote from a large account outweighs votes from free users. The board displays both the raw vote count and the revenue weighted total, letting you see popularity and business value together when deciding what to build.

Yes. VoteFirst supports anonymous voting, so customers can vote without signing up for another tool. Lowering that barrier increases participation, which makes the ranking a more accurate reflection of what your customer base actually wants. You can require identification where it matters, but it is not forced on every voter by default.

VoteFirst does. The voting board is paired with a public roadmap that shows which requests are under review, planned, in progress, and shipped, plus a changelog that announces releases. When a feature ships, the customers who voted for it are notified automatically, which closes the loop and keeps customers engaged with the voting board over time.

VoteFirst Lite is $4.50 a month and Pro is $19.50 a month, both flat regardless of how many customers vote. The voting board, public roadmap, changelog, custom domains, and revenue weighting are all included. Both plans come with a 30 day free trial so you can run a real voting board before you pay.

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Let Your Customers Vote, Weighted by Revenue

30 day free trial. Lite starts at $4.50/mo.

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