Why we built FeatureJet (and why it's $15 flat)

We launched FeatureJet today. Here's why it exists, and why the pricing page is one sentence long.

We're not greedy. We're not a big corporation. We're not trying to squeeze users for every possible cent. We build FeatureJet because we love making things that bring other people joy — and because we were tired of feedback tools that punish a team's success with per-seat pricing and metered basics.

So FeatureJet is one plan: $15/month or $119/year, flat. No per-seat math, no feature paywalled into a growth tier, no basics held hostage. Every plan includes unlimited boards, posts, and votes, plus the API, a hosted MCP server, and Python/Node SDKs, from the first day of your 7-day free trial.

The loop is simple: users vote on a public board. Your AI agent — whether that's Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or anything else that speaks MCP — pulls the top planned request, reads the discussion thread for context, and works it as a branch you review. Agents can file new feedback and propose status changes over the API or MCP server today; publishing a post live to the board ships disabled for agents in this release, so the make-it-public call stays with a human. When you flip a post to shipped, every voter who asked for it gets an email automatically — from you, not from us.

We dogfood this daily. Our own roadmap runs on our own board, in public, and every step in that loop — vote, build, ship, notify — is itself a shipped FeatureJet feature.

What you get on day one: a public feedback board live in about five minutes, verified voting with real abuse protection and no signup wall, the API, MCP server, and SDKs included at $15 flat rather than gated behind a higher tier, and a cancel policy that does not hold your data hostage — your board stays readable, and CSV/JSON export works whether or not you're subscribed.

We built this because feedback tools shouldn't need a sales call, and because "included with your plan" should actually mean something. The 7-day trial costs nothing to try, and our own board is public right now if you want to see the loop before you sign up: We launched FeatureJet today. Here's why it exists, and why the pricing page is one sentence long.

We're not greedy. We're not a big corporation. We're not trying to squeeze users for every possible cent. We build FeatureJet because we love making things that bring other people joy — and because we were tired of feedback tools that punish a team's success with per-seat pricing and metered basics.

So FeatureJet is one plan: $15/month or $119/year, flat. No per-seat math, no feature paywalled into a growth tier, no basics held hostage. Every plan includes unlimited boards, posts, and votes, plus the API, a hosted MCP server, and Python/Node SDKs, from the first day of your 7-day free trial.

The loop is simple: users vote on a public board. Your AI agent — whether that's Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or anything else that speaks MCP — pulls the top planned request, reads the discussion thread for context, and works it as a branch you review. Agents can file new feedback and propose status changes over the API or MCP server today; publishing a post live to the board ships disabled for agents in this release, so the make-it-public call stays with a human. When you flip a post to shipped, every voter who asked for it gets an email automatically — from you, not from us.

We dogfood this daily. Our own roadmap runs on our own board, in public, and every step in that loop — vote, build, ship, notify — is itself a shipped FeatureJet feature.

What you get on day one: a public feedback board live in about five minutes, verified voting with real abuse protection and no signup wall, the API, MCP server, and SDKs included at $15 flat rather than gated behind a higher tier, and a cancel policy that does not hold your data hostage — your board stays readable, and CSV/JSON export works whether or not you're subscribed.

We built this because feedback tools shouldn't need a sales call, and because "included with your plan" should actually mean something. The 7-day trial costs nothing to try, and our own board is public right now if you want to see the loop before you sign up: feedback.featurejet.com — and the product's at featurejet.com.