Upvoty Pricing in 2026: Power, Super and Hyper Plans Explained

Upvoty is an affordable voting board with a roadmap and changelog. It does not charge for voters or tracked users, and its entry plan already removes Upvoty's branding and supports a custom domain, which many tools save for higher tiers. What Upvoty counts is projects. Each project is a separate feedback portal, and the two cheaper plans include one.

This guide covers each plan, what pushes you up a tier and how Upvoty compares with alternatives.

Upvoty pricing in 2026: Upvoty has three paid plans and no free plan. Power is $15/mo for 1 project, Super is $25/mo and adds integrations and the changelog, and Hyper is $49/mo for unlimited projects, SAML SSO, MCP and webhooks. Enterprise is custom. Every plan includes unlimited boards and tracked users, and annual billing saves 10%.

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

Upvoty pricing plans

Monthly or annual. The prices above are billed monthly. Annual billing takes 10% off every plan.

Trial. Paid plans start with a 14-day free trial, with no card needed. Upvoty does not list a free plan.

Team members. Upvoty's pricing page does not list admin limits. Check Upvoty's pricing page or ask its team if you have a large group of admins.

What pushes you up a tier

Integrations. Power has no integrations listed beyond the API. Slack, Jira and the rest start on Super. For most product teams, that makes Super the practical entry plan.

The changelog. Announcing what shipped is part of the feedback loop, and Upvoty's changelog starts on Super.

A second project. Power and Super include one project. A second product, brand or client portal means Hyper at $49/mo, nearly double Super.

SAML, MCP and webhooks. Custom SSO is on every plan, but SAML, the MCP server and webhooks start on Hyper.

Hidden costs to consider

Projects multiply. Agencies and companies with several products pay for Hyper even if each portal is small.

Light AI. Upvoty offers AI duplicate merging, but no AI that answers customers or summarizes threads. If you want AI help with triage at scale, you will need another tool alongside it.

No support channel. Upvoty collects feedback but does not handle support conversations. Teams that also want live chat or a help center pay for a separate tool.

Hosted only. Upvoty has no self-hosted or open-source edition, so your data lives in its cloud.

Who Upvoty suits

Upvoty is one of the cheapest ways to run a branded feedback board. Power gives you your own domain, your own branding and single sign-on for less than many tools charge for their entry plan, and voters never count toward the bill. For a single product that needs a voting board and a roadmap, it is a sensible, low-cost choice. Super adds integrations and a changelog at a price that is still low for the category.

It suits teams less well if they run several products, want AI help with triage, or want support and feedback 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, which suggests duplicates, summarizes posts and answers customers. It prices differently:

• 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.
• The changelog on every plan, and unlimited boards, a custom domain, webhooks and the MCP server from Pro. Quackback Pro costs more than Upvoty Super and less than Hyper. See Quackback pricing for current figures.
• 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. Upvoty is cheaper at the entry level. Its Power plan removes Upvoty branding and includes custom SSO, while removing the Quackback badge is a paid add-on and Quackback single sign-on (OIDC, no SAML) is on Enterprise. Upvoty includes integrations on Super, while Quackback's integrations start on Business.

For the full side-by-side, see Quackback vs Upvoty. For more options, read the best Upvoty alternatives or the feedback tool pricing comparison.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Upvoty have a free plan?

No. Upvoty lists three paid plans, Power, Super and Hyper, plus a custom Enterprise plan. Each paid plan has a 14-day free trial with no card required. The cheapest plan is Power at $15/mo for one project.

How much does Upvoty cost?

Upvoty Power is $15/mo, Super is $25/mo and Hyper is $49/mo, billed monthly. Annual billing saves 10%. Enterprise is priced by quote. Every plan includes unlimited boards and tracked users.

What is a project in Upvoty?

A project in Upvoty is a separate feedback portal, usually one per product or brand. Power and Super include one project with unlimited boards inside it. Hyper, at $49/mo, includes unlimited projects.

Which Upvoty plan includes integrations?

Upvoty's integrations start on the Super plan at $25/mo, which also adds the changelog. Power includes the API but no listed integrations. Webhooks and the MCP server start on Hyper.

What is an alternative to Upvoty with AI?

Quackback includes Quackback AI on every Cloud plan: Copilot and duplicate suggestions everywhere, plus an agent that answers customers and post summaries from Pro. It also adds a support inbox and help center, and it is open source.