Feedback Without Context Is Noise

You have 200 pieces of feedback. Some came from your largest enterprise customer. Some came from someone who signed up yesterday and will never convert. Without revenue context, they look identical. You end up building for the loudest voices instead of the most valuable ones. A good feedback board needs to tell you who is asking, not just what they are asking for.

Revenue Weighted Feedback Prioritization

VoteFirst connects to Stripe and assigns a revenue weight to every voter. When your $5,000/mo customer says they need Salesforce integration, that feedback sits at the top, even if only 12 people voted for it. When 73 free users want faster load times, you see that too, but with the context that the aggregate revenue behind it is low. Both data points matter. Revenue weighting gives you both.

Close the Loop Without Manual Effort

The worst feedback experience is shouting into a void. Customers submit an idea and never hear back. VoteFirst closes the loop automatically. When you change a feature's status, every voter gets notified. When you ship it, they see it in your changelog. Customers learn that submitting feedback here actually leads to action, which means the quality and volume of feedback improves over time.

What You Get

Revenue context on every vote

See each voter's MRR alongside their feedback. Know whether a request comes from a $50/mo startup or a $5,000/mo enterprise.

Public or private boards

Run a public feedback board for customers, a private one for internal teams, or both. You control visibility per feature.

Automatic status notifications

Every status change triggers a notification to voters who care. No manual emails, no forgotten follow ups.

Comment threads for discussion

Voters and team members can discuss feedback in threaded comments. Ask clarifying questions before committing to build.

Moderation controls

Review feedback before it goes public. Approve, reject, or merge submissions. Auto approve if you prefer an open board.

Flat pricing, unlimited feedback

No limits on feedback submissions, votes, or voters. Pay the same whether you get 10 or 10,000 pieces of feedback per month.

Frequently Asked Questions

A product feedback board is a public or private page where customers and users submit product ideas, vote on existing suggestions, and see what your team is working on. It centralizes feedback that would otherwise be scattered across email, support tickets, and chat messages.

The terms are often used interchangeably. A feedback board tends to emphasize collecting qualitative input (comments, suggestions, complaints), while a feature voting board focuses on quantitative ranking through votes. VoteFirst does both: customers can submit detailed feedback and vote on existing ideas, with revenue weighting to prioritize what matters most.

Yes. By default, VoteFirst holds new submissions for admin approval before they appear on the public board. You can switch to auto approve if you prefer an open board. You can also deny or archive feedback that is off topic or duplicated.

Connect your Stripe or Paddle account. VoteFirst matches voters to their billing profiles and assigns a revenue weight based on their monthly recurring revenue. When a customer votes on feedback, their vote carries the weight of their MRR. The board shows both raw vote counts and weighted totals.

Yes. You can create private boards for internal feedback. Team members can submit ideas, vote, and discuss internally without exposing anything to customers. You can also move internal features to a public board when you are ready to share them.

VoteFirst Lite is $4.50/mo and Pro is $19.50/mo. Flat pricing with no per user charges or feedback limits. Both plans include a 30 day free trial.

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