Introducing Feature Voting — Frictionless User Feedback for Your Product
We're excited to launch Feature Voting, a new tool that makes it dead simple for your users to tell you what to build next. No signups, no friction — just instant feedback from the people who use your product every day.
Feature Voting is live today on Product Hunt. If you're building a product and want to stop guessing which features matter most, this is for you.
Try Feature Voting free for 30 days
Set up your board in minutes. No credit card required.
The problem with collecting feedback
Every product team wants to build what users actually need. But collecting that feedback is surprisingly hard. You end up with feature requests scattered across emails, Slack messages, support tickets, and spreadsheets. Half of them are duplicates. None of them are prioritized.
Worse, most feedback tools require your users to create yet another account before they can tell you what they want. That friction kills participation — the people with the best insights never bother signing up.
How Feature Voting works
Authless voting
- Your users vote on features without creating an account
- Zero friction means maximum participation
- More votes, more signal — better product decisions
Smart request detection
- Auto-search finds existing requests before users create new ones
- Prevents duplicate feature requests from cluttering your board
- Votes consolidate naturally around the right ideas
Admin dashboard
- Review and manage all feature requests in one place
- See what your users want most, ranked by votes
- Track trends over time to inform your roadmap
Why authless matters
Most feedback tools gate everything behind a login. The thinking is that authenticated users provide higher-quality feedback. In practice, the opposite happens — you get feedback only from the small fraction of users willing to create an account, and you miss the majority entirely.
Feature Voting takes the opposite approach. Drop a link to your board anywhere — in your app, in a support email, on social media — and anyone can vote or submit a request instantly. No signup wall, no OAuth flow, no "verify your email." Just click and vote.
The result is dramatically higher participation rates and a much clearer picture of what your users actually want.
Built for product teams
Whether you're a solo founder or part of a larger product team, Feature Voting fits into your workflow:
- SaaS products — embed your board in-app so users can vote without leaving your product
- Open source projects — share a public board to let your community drive the roadmap
- Agencies & freelancers — give clients a clean way to request features instead of endless email threads
- Internal tools — let your team vote on which improvements to prioritize
Pricing
Feature Voting starts with a 30-day free trial — no credit card required. After that, it's $4.99/month to keep your board running. Simple, predictable pricing with no per-seat fees or usage limits.
Get started
Setting up Feature Voting takes minutes:
- Sign up for your free trial
- Create your feature board
- Share the link with your users
- Watch the votes roll in and start building what matters
Launch Feature Voting for your product
30-day free trial. $4.99/month after that. No credit card required to start.
FAQ
Do my users need to create an account to vote?
No. Feature Voting uses authless voting — your users can vote and submit feature requests without creating an account. Zero friction, maximum participation.
How does Feature Voting prevent duplicate requests?
When a user starts typing a new request, Feature Voting automatically searches for similar existing requests and suggests them. This keeps your board clean and consolidates votes around the right ideas.
What does it cost?
Feature Voting offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required. After that, it's $4.99/month — flat pricing with no per-seat fees or usage limits.
Can I embed the voting board in my app?
Yes. You can link to your Feature Voting board from anywhere — your app, support emails, social media, or documentation. Users click through and vote instantly.