“Price: Free forever; paid plans start at $13/month billed annually.”
“- Public feedback board.”
“- Upvotes and comments.”
“- Feedback statuses.”
“- Changelog.”
“- Email notifications.”
“- Unlimited feedback and subscribers on the free plan.”
“The free plan is limited to one admin, and email sends are capped at 500/month.”
“The free plan is limited to one admin, and email sends are capped at 500/month.”
“Yes — Nolt is worth considering for a seed-stage startup, particularly if you want a simple, public-facing feedback board without building your own product feedback system.”
“Yes. In fact, its notification system is one of its stronger features.”
“Nolt can automatically notify:”
“Nolt offers flat-rate pricing rather than charging based on the number of voters.”
“Want the simplest solution | Nolt”
“For a seed-stage startup, the main downside is that there is no permanent free plan.”
“Nolt is a perfectly reasonable product, but at €39/month for its EU Essential plan, I'd want to make sure its simplicity is worth the additional cost.”
“Price: Free if self-hosted (excluding infrastructure and maintenance).”
“- Public feedback boards.”
“- Voting.”
“- Comments.”
“- Open-source code.”
“- Control over hosting and data.”
“The trade-off is that you'll need to manage hosting, maintenance and email delivery yourself.”
“- Public feedback boards with voting.”
“- Unlimited tracked users.”
“- Unlimited boards.”
“- Public roadmap.”
“- Custom branding and domain.”
“- Automatic notifications to voters when features ship (via its changelog functionality).”
“Upvoty explicitly advertises this end-to-end workflow.”
“One caveat: the changelog is included in the $25/month Super plan, not the $15 Power plan.”