
UserJot Pricing Explained: What You Actually Pay in 2026
4 min readUpdated September 1, 2026
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Quick answer: UserJot costs $0, $29, or $59 per month, flat. Every plan — including Free — has unlimited posts and unlimited users. Free gives you 2 boards and 3 admin roles; Starter ($29/month) adds a custom domain, private boards, 5 boards, and one integration; Professional ($59/month) adds unlimited boards, unlimited integrations, and single sign-on. There’s no per-seat or per-tracked-user pricing anywhere.
UserJot is one of the few feedback tools that prices the way we think feedback tools should be priced: flat.
Their FAQ says it plainly: “Charging per user for a feedback tool is like charging per customer for a store.” We agree — fdback is built on the same principle. So this breakdown is less about hidden costs (UserJot doesn’t really have any) and more about which features sit at which price, and where the $29 and $59 price points stand against the rest of the flat-priced field.
UserJot Pricing at a Glance
| Plan | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month | Trying it with real users, small projects |
| Starter | $29/month | Teams that need a custom domain and private boards |
| Professional | $59/month | Teams that need unlimited boards, integrations, and SSO |
No annual/monthly toggle is shown on their site — the listed prices are monthly. No usage meters, no add-ons, no per-seat charges.
Free — $0/month
UserJot’s free plan is genuinely usable, not a demo:
- Unlimited posts and unlimited users
- 2 feedback boards
- 3 admin roles
- Public roadmap and changelog
For a solo founder validating a product, this covers the whole loop. The limits you’ll eventually hit: no custom domain, 2 boards, and 3 admins.
Starter — $29/month
The “most popular” tier adds the things a serious product wants on day one:
- Custom domain
- Private boards
- Guest posting and automatic login for your own users
- 5 feedback boards
- One integration
That single-integration limit is the quirk to notice. If you want feedback flowing to both Slack and Linear, Starter won’t do it.
Professional — $59/month
Everything in Starter, plus:
- Unlimited boards and unlimited integrations
- Unlimited admin roles
- Single sign-on
- Advanced search and public identity masking
What UserJot Does Well
- Flat pricing, philosophically committed. Unlimited users and posts on every tier, including Free. No tracked-user math, ever.
- A real free plan. Board, roadmap, and changelog at $0 with unlimited users beats most of the category’s free tiers.
- Simple structure. Three plans, no add-ons, no meters. You always know what you’d pay.
Where UserJot’s Pricing Pinches
- $29/month is the real entry price for a branded board. The custom domain sits on Starter — about double what some flat-priced competitors charge for the same unlock.
- One integration on Starter. Slack or Linear or Discord. The unlimited-integrations unlock costs $59/month.
- Admin seats are capped below Professional. 3 admin roles on Free and Starter; unlimited only at $59.
UserJot vs. Alternatives: Price Comparison
| UserJot Free | UserJot Starter | fdback Pro | Sleekplan Starter | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $0 | $29 | $15 | $13 (annual) |
| Unlimited end users | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Custom domain | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ |
| Boards | 2 | 5 | Unlimited posts, 10 workspaces | 1 workspace |
| Integrations | ❌ | 1 | Unlimited | ✅ |
| Admin/team seats | 3 | 3 | Unlimited | 3 |
| Per-user charges | Never | Never | Never | Never |
fdback’s pricing follows the same flat philosophy at half the Starter price: $15/month covers unlimited posts, users, and team members, custom domain, branding removal, unlimited integrations, AI features, and ten workspaces. There’s a free plan too. For the wider field, see our best feedback tools guide.
When UserJot Is the Right Choice
- You want a free plan with unlimited users and don’t need a custom domain yet.
- Three plans and zero billing surprises matter more to you than squeezing the monthly price.
- One integration is genuinely all you need.
When to Look at Alternatives
- You want a custom domain and integrations without jumping to $29–$59/month.
- Your support person, designer, and PM all need admin access on a budget tier.
- You run multiple products and want them under one flat bill.
FAQ
How much does UserJot cost?
UserJot has a free plan, a $29/month Starter plan, and a $59/month Professional plan. All plans are flat-priced with unlimited posts and unlimited users — there are no per-seat or per-tracked-user charges.
Does UserJot have a free plan?
Yes, and it’s one of the better ones in the category: unlimited posts and users, 2 boards, 3 admin roles, plus a public roadmap and changelog. The main things it lacks are a custom domain and integrations.
Does UserJot charge per user?
No. Their own FAQ rules it out on every plan, framing per-user pricing as “charging per customer for a store.” fdback prices the same way — flat, with unlimited users and voters.
Is fdback cheaper than UserJot?
For a branded board, yes. UserJot’s custom domain starts on the $29/month Starter tier with one integration and 3 admin seats. fdback includes custom domain, branding removal, unlimited integrations, and unlimited team members at $15/month flat.
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