Nolt alternative
The free alternative to Nolt
Nolt is a beautifully simple, well-designed feedback board. Feedlark gives you the same essentials for free, with unlimited end users.
Feature requests
Sorted by votesDark mode for the dashboard
In progress 18Slack alerts for new feedback
Planned 9Export every request to CSV
Reviewing 4Single sign-on (SAML)
Open 6Public REST API & webhooks
Open 3
Why people look for a Nolt alternative
There is no free ongoing plan, and the plan limits on boards matter for teams that need a separate space for each product or client.
Nolt's pricing today: Nolt's annual Essential plan is $29/month for one board, while Pro is $69/month for five boards. There is a 10-day trial rather than a free ongoing plan.
Nolt vs Feedlark
| Nolt | Feedlark | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Trial only | Free forever |
| Pricing | $29/mo annual for one board | Unlimited boards free; $19/seat for Pro extras |
| Changelog | Limited | Built-in + RSS + widget |
| Roadmap | Yes | Yes |
What you get free with Feedlark
- Unlimited end users and votes
- Unlimited boards and posts
- Public roadmap and changelog
- Embeddable feedback widget
- Voters notified automatically when you ship
What changes when you switch
- No more per-user growth tax
- No login wall before voting
- A flat, predictable $19 per seat if you ever upgrade
A useful way to choose
Choose the workflow, not the loudest feature list
Nolt is a sensible choice for a team that values a tidy, established feedback portal and knows exactly how many boards it needs. Feedlark is worth considering when a new board should be a low-friction decision, especially for agencies or multi-product teams. Start with the shape of your feedback rather than a feature count: one shared community can work well in a single board; separate audiences and release cycles usually need separate, clearly owned spaces.
Pricing checked 20 September 2026. Plans change, so confirm the details on Nolt's pricing page before you buy.
Common questions
- Is there a free Nolt alternative?
- Yes. Feedlark offers unlimited boards and users free, plus a changelog and roadmap Nolt charges extra for.