Nolt Pricing Explained: Boards, Regions and Real Costs
Nolt is a hosted feedback board with a roadmap and a changelog, and a simple pitch: flat-rate pricing, with unlimited users, content and admins on every plan. Two things make its pricing worth a closer look. The number of boards you get is the main lever, and Nolt now runs a separate EU region, hosted and isolated in the EU, with its own prices in euros. This post covers both regions, what pushes the price up, and what a small app team would pay.
We make FeedbackKit, so read this with that in mind. Every Nolt fact below comes from Nolt's own pricing pages, nolt.io/pricing for the global region and eu.nolt.io/pricing for the EU region, checked on 17 October 2026 in a browser with both billing options. Check them before you buy, as plans change.
The short version
- Three plans: Essential, Pro and Enterprise. Essential and Pro are billed monthly or annually; Enterprise is custom.
- Global prices are in dollars. The EU region, at eu.nolt.io, has its own euro prices, which are higher than the dollar figures.
- The main lever is boards: Essential has 1, Pro 5 and Enterprise unlimited. Jira, Linear, monday.com, Asana and Zapier start on Pro.
- Users, content and admins are unlimited on every plan.
- No free plan. New boards get a 10-day trial of Pro with no card. FeedbackKit costs $0, $15 or $39 a month.
Nolt's plans
| Plan | Global, billed monthly | Global, billed annually | EU, billed monthly | EU, billed annually | Boards |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | $39 a month | $348 a year ($29 a month) | €49 a month | €468 a year (€39 a month) | 1 |
| Pro | $89 a month | $828 a year ($69 a month) | €99 a month | €948 a year (€79 a month) | 5 |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Unlimited |
Essential includes custom fields, custom statuses, private boards, the roadmap, JWT-based single sign-on, the option to hide the new-suggestion button, Slack and Discord, GitHub and Trello, and web analytics integrations. Pro adds 5 boards, password-protected boards, access restricted by domain, advanced moderation and profanity filters, Zapier, Pabbly and Make, Intercom and Microsoft Teams, Jira, Linear, monday.com and Asana, and data export APIs. Enterprise adds unlimited boards, AI-assisted moderation, SSO with SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect, Okta, OneLogin, Entra ID and SCIM, payment by invoice, a security review, a 99.9% uptime SLA and priority support.
The EU region and its euro prices
Nolt's EU region is described as "air-gapped", with data isolated and hosted in the EU. The plans and features are the same, but the prices are separate and are not a currency conversion of the global ones. Annual Essential is €468 against $348, and annual Pro is €948 against $828, so the EU figure is 120 higher in both cases, before any exchange rate. If EU data residency matters to you, that is the price of it; if it does not, the global region costs less.
What drives the price up
Boards
Essential has one board. A second board, for example for a second app, means Pro. Pro has five, and more than five means Enterprise.
Integrations
GitHub and Trello are on Essential. If your team works in Jira, Linear, monday.com or Asana, or you rely on Zapier or Make, you need Pro even with one board.
Region
The EU region costs more than the global one on both plans, as shown above.
What does not raise the price
Users, content and admins are unlimited on every plan, so a growing audience or team does not change the bill.
What a small app team actually pays
One app, working in GitHub
- Essential, global, billed annually: $348 a year. Billed monthly: $39 × 12 = $468.
- Essential, EU, billed annually: €468 a year. Billed monthly: €49 × 12 = €588.
Two apps, or one app working in Linear
- Pro, global, billed annually: $828 a year. Billed monthly: $89 × 12 = $1,068.
- Pro, EU, billed annually: €948 a year. Billed monthly: €99 × 12 = €1,188.
Annual billing saves 26% on global Essential ($348 against $468) and 22% on global Pro ($828 against $1,068). In the EU region the saving is about 20% on both plans (€468 against €588, and €948 against €1,188). Nolt advertises it as "more than 20%".
Free plan and trial
Nolt has no free plan. New boards start with a 10-day free trial of Pro, with no credit card required. Nolt takes all major cards and PayPal, prorates plan changes between Essential and Pro, and does not refund a billing period you have already paid for. Non-profits can ask for a discount.
How Nolt's pricing compares with FeedbackKit
FeedbackKit has three plans, priced in US dollars on our pricing page:
- Free, $0: 1 project and 10 visible feedback items per project, with no integrations or team members.
- Pro, $15 a month or $150 a year: 2 projects, unlimited feedback, all integrations and a choice of which statuses a project uses.
- Team, $39 a month or $390 a year: unlimited projects, plus team members and roles.
On every FeedbackKit plan, your users vote and comment inside your app through native SDKs, and you can sort requests by the total MRR of the users behind them, which your app passes through the SDK. The price does not change with how many of your users vote.
| Case | Nolt, global (billed annually) | FeedbackKit (billed yearly) |
|---|---|---|
| One app, GitHub | Essential, $348 a year | Pro, $150 a year |
| Two apps, or Linear | Pro, $828 a year | Pro, $150 a year |
| Two apps, team of three | Pro, $828 a year | Team, $390 a year |
| What the price scales with | Boards, integrations, region | Projects, feedback cap, team members |
| Free plan | No, a 10-day trial of Pro | Yes |
Nolt's model has real advantages. Admins are unlimited on every plan, so a large team costs no more than a small one, and its plans include custom statuses, Discord and Microsoft Teams, and Jira and Zapier on Pro, none of which FeedbackKit offers. FeedbackKit has six built-in statuses and no changelog for your users; it can show a roadmap and a board of requests on your own website through an iframe, and visitors can vote on the board when you turn voting on. FeedbackKit also has no EU-hosted region to set against Nolt's.
FeedbackKit differs in where the board lives. Nolt is a web board with an embed. FeedbackKit puts requests, votes and comments inside your app, with native SDKs for Swift, Kotlin, Flutter and React Native.
Here is how that looks in FeedbackKit, with sample data from a fictional hiking app:
Requests sorted by MRR
Choose Nolt if…
- You want a simple hosted web board and roadmap, with unlimited admins on every plan.
- You need EU-hosted, isolated data, and the euro prices fit your budget.
- You work in Jira or Microsoft Teams, your community lives on Discord, or you want custom statuses.
Choose FeedbackKit if…
- Your product is a native iOS, macOS, Android, Flutter or React Native app and you want voting inside it.
- You want two projects and Linear or GitHub status sync for $150 a year.
- You want requests ranked by the MRR of the users behind them, on every plan.
For more detail, see the FeedbackKit and Nolt comparison and our list of Nolt alternatives. If an in-app board suits your app, start free with FeedbackKit.