Upvoty Pricing Explained: What You Actually Pay in 2026

Quick answer: Upvoty costs $15–$49/month flat (not per seat, not per tracked user), with a 10% discount on annual billing. Power is $15/month for one project, Super is $25/month and adds the changelog and integrations, Hyper is $49/month for unlimited projects, and Enterprise is custom-priced. There’s no free plan — every tier gets a 14-day trial with no credit card.

Upvoty is one of the older indie names in the feedback-board space — it’s been around since 2018, and in 2026 it’s still actively shipping (including an MCP server for AI agents).

Its pricing changed in mid-2026, though, and most third-party comparisons still quote the old numbers. Here’s what the plans actually look like today, verified against the live pricing page.

Upvoty Pricing at a Glance

Plan	Price (monthly)	Best for
Power	$15/month	Solo founders with one product
Super	$25/month	Teams that need a changelog and integrations
Hyper	$49/month	Multiple products under one account
Enterprise	Custom	SAML SSO, custom DPA, dedicated support

Annual billing takes 10% off. There are no per-seat charges and no tracked-user metering — every paid tier includes unlimited boards and unlimited tracked users.

The catch to understand up front: Upvoty gates on projects (products) and features, not users. One project until you pay $49/month, and no changelog until $25/month.

Power — $15/month

The entry plan is honestly generous for the price:

• 1 project
• Unlimited boards and unlimited tracked users
• Public roadmap
• Custom branding and custom domain — no Upvoty branding, even on the cheapest tier
• Custom SSO and API access

White-labeling at $15/month is rare in this category — Canny and Featurebase both charge a lot more to remove their logo. Credit where due.

What’s missing: the changelog and all integrations. If you announce updates to users (and you should — closing the loop is the whole point of collecting feedback), Power won’t be enough.

Super — $25/month

Upvoty’s “most popular” tier adds:

• Changelog
• All integrations
• Priority support

Still 1 project. This is realistically the plan most SaaS teams need, so think of Upvoty as a $25/month tool, not a $15 one.

Hyper — $49/month

Everything in Super, plus:

• Unlimited projects
• Upvoty MCP (AI agents can read and write feedback)
• API & webhooks

The jump from $25 to $49 buys you multi-product support. If you run two products, Upvoty costs $49/month — there’s no middle step.

Enterprise — Custom

Unlimited everything, SAML SSO, custom DPA, dedicated success manager. Contact sales.

No Free Plan

Upvoty has no free tier — just a 14-day trial on every plan, no credit card required. If you want to run a feedback board for $0 long-term (a side project, an open-source tool, a pre-revenue startup), Upvoty isn’t an option. Sleekplan, UserJot, and fdback all have real free plans.

What Upvoty Does Well

• Flat pricing with unlimited tracked users. No Canny-style per-tracked-user scaling. Your bill doesn’t grow because your board got popular.
• White-label at $15/month. Custom domain and no vendor branding on the cheapest plan is close to unique.
• Still actively developed. Regular releases through 2026, including AI duplicate merging and an MCP server.

Where Upvoty Gets Expensive

• The changelog costs an extra $10/month. It’s gated to Super, so the realistic price for a full feedback loop (board → roadmap → changelog) is $25/month.
• A second product costs $49/month. Projects are the gate: one until Hyper. Per-project pricing is the same trap as Nolt’s per-board pricing — the bill doubles the day you launch product #2.
• No free plan — even for tiny or pre-launch products.

Upvoty vs. Alternatives: Price Comparison

	Upvoty Power	Upvoty Super	fdback Pro	Sleekplan Starter
Monthly price	$15	$25	$15	$13 (annual)
Free plan available	❌	❌	✅	✅
Changelog	❌	✅	✅	✅
Remove branding	✅	✅	✅	❌
Custom domain	✅	✅	✅	❌
Products/workspaces	1	1	10	1
Integrations	❌	✅	✅	✅
MCP / AI-agent access	❌	❌	✅	❌

fdback’s pricing is $15/month flat: unlimited posts, users, and voters, changelog included, ten workspaces, custom domain, branding removal, AI features, and MCP access — everything Upvoty splits across Super and Hyper, at the Power price. And there’s a free plan to start on. For the whole category, see our best feedback tools guide.

When Upvoty Is the Right Choice

• You have exactly one product, don’t need a changelog, and want white-labeling for $15/month.
• You want a mature, actively maintained indie tool and the $25 Super tier fits your budget.

When to Look at Alternatives

• You want the full board + roadmap + changelog loop without stepping up a tier.
• You run (or plan to run) more than one product and $49/month feels steep for it.
• You need a free plan — for a side project, or just to try the tool with real users before paying.

FAQ

How much does Upvoty cost?

$15/month (Power), $25/month (Super), or $49/month (Hyper), billed flat with a 10% discount for annual billing. Enterprise is custom-priced. There are no per-seat or per-tracked-user charges.

Does Upvoty have a free plan?

No. Every plan has a 14-day free trial with no credit card, but there’s no permanent free tier. If you need one, fdback, Sleekplan, and UserJot all offer real free plans.

Did Upvoty’s pricing change recently?

Yes — in mid-2026 Upvoty replaced its two-tier structure (Power $15 / Superpower $39) with four tiers: Power $15, Super $25, Hyper $49, and Enterprise. Many comparison articles still quote the old $39 Superpower plan.

Is fdback cheaper than Upvoty?

For the full feedback loop, yes. Upvoty needs the $25/month Super tier before you get a changelog and integrations, and $49/month for a second product. fdback includes the changelog, integrations, AI features, and ten workspaces at $15/month flat, with a free plan to start.