Nolt Pricing in 2026: Plans, Board Limits and Alternatives

Nolt is one of the simplest feedback boards you can buy. You get a board, voting, a roadmap and a changelog, and you pay a flat price with no tracked-user meter. The unit Nolt does count is the board. Each plan includes a set number of boards, so the bill depends on how many products or audiences you collect feedback for.

This guide covers Nolt's plans, the limits that push you up a tier and how the price compares with alternatives.

Nolt pricing in 2026: Nolt has no free plan. Essential costs $348 a year ($29/mo) for 1 board, Pro costs $828 a year ($69/mo) for 5 boards, and Enterprise is a custom quote with unlimited boards and SAML or OIDC SSO. Nolt says annual billing saves over 20%. There is a 10-day trial of Pro with no card needed.

Pricing last verified November 2026. Vendors may change plans and pricing without notice. Check Nolt's pricing page for the latest figures.

Nolt pricing plans

Monthly or annual. The figures above are annual. Nolt says annual billing saves over 20%, so paying month to month costs more. Check Nolt's pricing page for the monthly rate.

Trial. Nolt offers a 10-day trial of Pro with no card needed. There is no free plan, so the trial is the only way to try it without paying.

What every plan includes. Voting, a public roadmap and a changelog. Nolt also ships AI drafting for changelog entries and an MCP server for AI assistants; check Nolt's pricing page for which plans include them. Plan changes are pro-rated against your billing cycle.

What pushes you up a tier

A second board. Essential includes one board. If you want separate boards for two products, for internal and public feedback, or for different customer groups, you need Pro. That is the most common reason to upgrade, and it more than doubles the price.

A sixth board. Pro includes five. Past that, Enterprise is the only option, and it is priced by quote.

Issue-tracker integrations. Slack, Discord, GitHub and Trello work on Essential. Jira, Linear and Intercom start on Pro. If your engineering team lives in Jira or Linear, Pro is your real starting price.

Enterprise SSO. JWT single sign-on is on every plan, which is unusual at this price. SAML and OIDC, which most identity providers expect, are Enterprise only.

Hidden costs to consider

Boards multiply. Per-board pricing is simple with one product. With three or four, you are on Pro, and with more than five, you are negotiating an Enterprise contract.

Annual commitment. The headline prices assume a year paid up front. If you want to pay monthly, budget for a higher rate.

No free tier for small projects. A side project or an early-stage product still pays at least the Essential price after the trial.

Hosted only. Nolt has no self-hosted or open-source edition, so your feedback data lives in Nolt's cloud.

Who Nolt suits

Nolt is a good fit for a team with one product that wants a clean, fast voting board and nothing more. The price is flat, end users never count, and JWT SSO, private boards and Slack come with the cheapest plan. Many tools charge far more for those. AI changelog drafting and an MCP server are useful extras for a tool this size.

It suits teams less well if they run several products, need Jira or Linear, or want feedback and support in one place.

How Quackback compares

Quackback runs the same loop, feedback boards, voting, a public roadmap and a changelog that emails voters when their request ships. It adds a support inbox, a help center, a status page and Quackback AI. It prices differently:

• Unlimited boards from Pro. Every paid plan has unlimited boards and posts, so a second product does not change the bill. Quackback Pro costs about the same as Nolt Essential on annual billing. See Quackback pricing for current figures.
• A Free plan. Quackback Cloud has a Free plan with 1 seat, 1 board and 50 posts. Every signup starts with a 14-day Pro trial.
• Seats are included. Pro includes 5 seats, Business 20 and Enterprise unlimited. Customers and voters are always free.
• Open source. Self-host every feature free under AGPL-3.0, with Docker or the Railway template (you pay Railway for the servers).

Be clear about the trade-offs. Nolt Essential includes Slack, Discord, GitHub, private boards and JWT SSO. On Quackback, integrations and private boards start on Business, and single sign-on (OIDC, no SAML) is on Enterprise. Quackback does not draft changelog entries with AI. Removing the Quackback badge is a paid add-on.

For the full side-by-side, see Quackback vs Nolt. To see Nolt next to Canny, Frill, Upvoty and others, read the feedback tool pricing comparison.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Nolt have a free plan?

No. Nolt has three plans, Essential, Pro and Enterprise, and no free tier. You can try Pro free for 10 days without a card. After that, the cheapest option is Essential at $348 a year for one board.

How much does Nolt cost per board?

Nolt Essential costs $348 a year for 1 board and Pro costs $828 a year for 5 boards, both billed annually. Enterprise has unlimited boards at a custom price. Monthly billing costs more; check Nolt's pricing page for the rate.

Does Nolt include SSO?

Yes. JWT single sign-on is included on every Nolt plan, starting with Essential. SAML and OIDC single sign-on are only available on the custom-priced Enterprise plan.

Which Nolt plan includes Jira and Linear?

Jira, Linear and Intercom integrations start on Nolt Pro, at $828 a year for 5 boards. Essential includes Slack, Discord, GitHub and Trello.

What is a cheaper alternative to Nolt for several products?

Quackback includes unlimited boards on every paid plan, so several products cost the same as one. It also has a Free Cloud plan and is open source, so you can self-host every feature.