Lampant is a virtual suggestion box for collecting and voting on ideas. Free for up to 25 members, paid plans from $5 per user/month billed yearly.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Lampant is an idea and innovation management platform for communities. The company describes it as a virtual suggestion box for the modern workplace, a single place where groups collect, discuss and act on ideas instead of tracking them across spreadsheets. Members post suggestions under topics and themes that the community defines for itself.
The platform is not limited to companies. Lampant names digital communities such as DAOs on Slack or Discord, companies, NGOs, and any group of people sharing ideas, from a team to a whole organization. Example ideas on the site range from a learning budget for employees to renewable energy in offices, which shows how broad the topics can be.
Lampant follows a loop the company summarizes as share, discuss, implement, repeat. A member posts an idea with a title, a description and hashtags, and it appears under a topic such as Operations or Employee Engagement. Other members vote on it, and the example ideas on the homepage show vote counts from 11 to 90. Feedback from fellow members helps the author refine the idea.
Ideas are iterated until they are approved, and then the group moves ahead. Lampant also treats ideas as building blocks, noting that an idea is often an input for another idea. Analytics support the decision step, helping groups measure and follow up on achievements and learnings, and a roadmap is included on every plan. Integrations make submitting and participating possible in a few clicks.
The free Growth plan covers unlimited topics and ideas, Slack and Zapier integrations, analytics and a roadmap. Professional adds unlimited members and guests, advanced analytics, advanced roles and permissions, and templates. Enterprise adds single sign-on, custom branding, an audit log and priority support. These tiers show where the platform's administrative controls sit as a group grows in size and complexity.
On the engagement side, Lampant lets groups reward individuals virtually or in any way they like, with the stated aim of recognizing people's input and keeping them invested. Discussion is built into the workflow, since the company argues that the best ideas come out when people talk, moving from a random thought to a concrete plan. Topics and hashtags help organize a large volume of suggestions.
Lampant is an idea and innovation management platform that works as a virtual suggestion box. Members of a company, community or organization post ideas, discuss and vote on them, and the group acts on the best ones.
Lampant has a free Growth plan for up to 25 members. Professional costs $5 per user per month billed yearly, or $6 per user billed monthly. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Yes. Lampant offers a 30-day trial with all features and no credit card required. After the trial, groups with fewer than 25 users can be downgraded to the free Growth plan, and larger groups are given time to decide.
Lampant is aimed at digital communities, companies, NGOs and any group that shares ideas. It suits teams that want a structured place to collect and prioritize suggestions instead of using spreadsheets.
The pricing page names Slack and Zapier integrations, both included on the free Growth plan. The company also says it integrates with several tools but does not list them.
Small groups can use the Growth plan free for up to 25 members, with unlimited topics and ideas, analytics and a roadmap. Larger small businesses can move to Professional at $5 per user per month billed yearly.
No. Lampant states that it does not offer refunds for cancelled subscriptions. You can try all features during the 30-day trial before paying.
With monthly billing, you are charged for all active users when the trial ends, then each month for active users at the start of the month. With yearly billing, you pay for active users at trial end and a full year of pricing for each new user added.