Loudest voice wins
Decisions come from whoever complains loudest in Slack or support, while quieter users get ignored.
The feature voting software where users decide what ships next.
Give your users a public board to upvote the features they want most. Votes rank your priorities automatically, and when a feature ships, every voter hears about it first.
Powering product-led companies
Tally
OpenPanel
Scite
TensorDock
Drippi
Ghostbase
Throne
Nuelink
SuperWhisper
Drizzle
LitCommerce
StoryCut
GoodBarber
TeamBuildr
Tally
OpenPanel
Scite
TensorDock
Drippi
Ghostbase
Throne
Nuelink
SuperWhisper
Drizzle
LitCommerce
StoryCut
GoodBarber
TeamBuildr
Tally
OpenPanel
Scite
TensorDock
Drippi
Ghostbase
Throne
Nuelink
SuperWhisper
Drizzle
LitCommerce
StoryCut
GoodBarber
TeamBuildr
The problem
Stop guessing what your users want.
Without feature voting, the loudest customer wins every decision. Requests pile up across Slack threads, support docs, and scattered tickets, with no way to tell which ones matter to more than one person.
No signal in the noise
Hundreds of feature requests, and no way to tell which ones matter to more than a handful of users.
Users feel unheard
Users can't see what others are asking for, or show support for the ideas they care about too.
Shipping the wrong things
Building features nobody asked for while top requests collect dust.
How voting works
Feature voting that turns feedback into priorities.
Users upvote the features they want most, and the ideas with the most demand rise to the top automatically. Your priorities come from real votes instead of gut calls.
One-click upvoting
Users upvote with a single click, no account required. The most-voted ideas rise to the top of the board automatically.
AI duplicate detection
AI suggests similar existing ideas as users type, so votes consolidate instead of scattering across duplicates.
Vote-based sorting
Sort the board by vote count, status, or date submitted. Your most requested features are always one click away.
Discussion threads
Users add context with comments. Understand the "why" behind each vote, not just the count.
Our strategy is to stay close to our users and obsess over quality. UserJot makes that easy: one place to listen, build what users want, and keep the feedback loop short.
How it works
From idea to shipped feature, in public.
Every step of the voting loop happens in public, from first submission to launch email. Users stay engaged, and your team stays accountable to what it said it would ship.
Set up your board
Create your voting board in seconds. Share the link, embed the widget, or both. Users start submitting and voting the moment you go live.
Users vote
Users browse the board, upvote the ideas they want, and submit new ones. AI catches duplicates as they type, so every vote lands on the right post.
Build what wins
Your most-voted features sit at the top of the board. Update status as you build, and every voter hears about it the moment their idea ships.
Where users vote
Two ways to collect feature votes.
A public voting board for anyone on the web, and an in-app widget for users already inside your product. Both feed the same board underneath, so votes land in one place no matter how they got there.
Public voting board
A branded page anyone on the web can visit to browse ideas, upvote their favorites, and submit their own. No login required to vote.
In-app voting widget
A single script tag embeds the voting widget inside your product. Users vote without ever leaving the page, which lifts participation by default.
Also included
Guest voting
Let users vote without creating an account.
Slack integration
Get notified in Slack when users submit or vote.
Private boards
Internal voting for enterprise or beta features.
9 languages
Voting boards in your users' language.
Custom branding
Your logo, colors, and custom domain.
Vote notifications
Users get emailed when voted ideas move forward.
Beyond voting
Feature voting is just the beginning.
Most feature voting tools stop after the vote. UserJot carries every upvoted idea through to a public roadmap, a shipped feature, and an email to the people who asked for it. One loop, not three tools.
Auto-updating roadmap
Change a voted feature's status, and the public roadmap updates on its own. Users see exactly what's planned, in progress, and shipping next. No second tool to maintain.
Integrated changelog
When a voted feature ships, announce it in the changelog. Everyone who voted gets a launch email automatically. The loop closes itself.
The complete feedback loop
Automatic notifications
Voters get emailed when their idea ships. No manual follow-up.
Status tracking
Pending, Planned, In Progress, Completed. Always visible.
User engagement
Users come back to vote, check status, and see shipped features.
UserJot vs Canny
Why teams pick UserJot over Canny.
Canny starts at $79 a month and caps your free plan at 25 tracked users. Feature Upvote charges per board. UserJot is free forever on the core features, with unlimited users on every plan and AI duplicate detection, an auto-updating roadmap, and a changelog that they charge extra for.
| Feature | UserJot | Canny |
|---|---|---|
| Feature voting | ||
| AI duplicate detection | Basic, not AI | |
| Auto-updating roadmap | Manual | |
| Integrated changelog | Separate add-on | |
| Automatic voter notifications | Limited | |
| Free plan users | Unlimited | 25 tracked users only |
| Pricing | Free forever | $79/month to start |
| Per-board pricing | No | Yes, scales fast |
| Guest voting, no login | Email required | |
| Migration from Canny | One-click import | |
| Setup time | 30 seconds | Minutes to hours |
| Design & UX | Modern, clean | Dated interface |
Pricing
Start collecting votes for free.
Feature voting, public roadmap, and changelog on every plan, including the free one. No credit card, no trial period, no per-seat or per-board charges.
Free
Free, forever.
$0/ month
What's included
- Unlimited posts
- Unlimited users
- 3 admin roles
- 2 feedback boards
- Public roadmap
- Public changelog
Starter
For small teams.
$29/ month
Everything in Free, plus
- Custom domain
- Guest posting
- Automatic login
- 5 feedback boards
- Private boards
- One integration
Professional
For growing teams.
$59/ month
Everything in Starter, plus
- Unlimited boards
- Advanced search
- Single sign-on
- Unlimited integrations
- Unlimited admin roles
- Public identity masking
Unlimited users on every plan. No per-board charges. Most feature voting tools charge $49 to $99 per board; UserJot gives you two for free.
Setup
Set up feature voting in 30 seconds.
No coding required, no credit card, no sales call. Just an email, a workspace name, and a voting board that's live the moment you finish signing up.
Create your board
Sign up with just an email. Pick a workspace name, and your feature voting board is live. That's the entire form.
Share with users
Share the board link, embed the widget in your app, or both. Users can vote the moment they see it.
See what users want
Most-voted features rise to the top automatically. Update status as you build, and every voter hears about it the moment you ship.
The payoff
Let your users shape what you build.
Feature voting turns a one-way product into a conversation. When users see their votes turn into shipped features, they don't just use your product.
They become champions. That's the difference between customers and advocates.
Start collecting votes
Free forever · No credit card · 30-second setup
Questions
Frequently asked, plainly answered.
Everything worth knowing about feature voting, how it works, and how UserJot compares to the tools you might already be using.
Feature voting software lets your users upvote the features and ideas they want most. It gives product teams a clear, data-backed way to prioritize what to build next based on real user demand instead of guesswork.
You create a public board where users can submit ideas and vote on existing ones. The most-voted features rise to the top of your list. When you build and ship a feature, everyone who voted gets notified automatically.
Feature request tools focus on collecting ideas. Feature voting adds a prioritization layer: users upvote ideas, so you see which requests are most popular. UserJot combines both. Users submit requests, vote on priorities, and get notified when ideas ship.
Make voting easy. Skip the login requirement with guest voting, embed the widget directly in your app, and include your board link in emails and onboarding. Users vote more often when they can see other people's votes and track the status of their own ideas.
Yes. UserJot supports guest voting so users can upvote features without signing up. This dramatically increases participation compared to tools that require account creation.
When a user submits a new idea, UserJot's AI suggests similar existing ideas. Instead of creating a duplicate, users vote on the existing one. This consolidates votes on the right ideas so your vote counts are accurate.
Yes. You can create private voting boards for internal use, great for letting your team vote on priorities, collecting ideas from employees, or running beta feedback programs.
In UserJot, when you change a feature's status to Planned or In Progress, it automatically appears on your public roadmap. Users who voted on that feature can see it's being built. No manual roadmap updates needed.
You publish a changelog entry for the shipped feature, and UserJot emails everyone who voted on it automatically. The feedback loop closes itself, and users see that their votes translate into shipped product.
Yes. UserJot has a free forever plan that includes feature voting, 2 boards, unlimited users, a public roadmap, and a changelog. Most competing tools start at $49 to $79 per month. You only pay when you need advanced features like custom branding or more boards.
Feature Upvote charges $49 per board per month with no free tier. Canny starts at $79 per month. UserJot is free forever with unlimited users and includes features they charge extra for, like AI duplicate detection, auto-updating roadmaps, and an integrated changelog.
No. Votes are one important signal, but not the only one. Consider who is voting (are they paying customers or free users?), strategic fit, technical effort, and business impact. Feature voting removes guesswork, but smart product teams combine votes with their own judgment.