Votito turns feature requests into evidence-backed decisions with voting, surveys and scoring. Free plan, Pro from $29/workspace/month. Review inside.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Votito is an online product decision platform that helps teams decide what to build next. It combines user feedback tools with product research methods, so product teams can collect feature requests, measure interest through votes and comments, and gather evidence before an idea reaches the backlog. The company says it grew out of tools built while running two earlier SaaS products.
Votito is not positioned as a replacement for task trackers such as Jira or Linear. It works earlier, in what the company calls the weak commitment zone, where stakeholder demands and user suggestions mature into implementable ideas. The aim is to keep weak proposals out of the task tracker and surface the ideas that deserve attention. The site also offers free research tools and a knowledge base.
Ideas live in idea banks. Teams can run a bank as closed voting, open voting where people submit their own proposals, or a community forum with comments. Submitted ideas can start as drafts hidden from other users or go straight to voting, which helps control spam. Related proposals can be merged, tagged by topic, and rejected to clear clutter.
Each idea can carry evidence, such as a list of interested customers, market research documents, or A/B test results, added as markdown or uploaded files. Votes and evidence feed an automated confidence score alongside impact and effort. Votito provides two confidence models and lets teams change weights or define a custom system. Teams can then run surveys with the people who showed interest.
Core tools include idea banks, voting and comments, evidence collection, and automated scoring. Survey templates cover major product management research tasks, including evaluating ideas before development and measuring user experience afterward, and custom surveys are also supported. Embeddable widgets let teams add feedback collection inside a product, and hosted voting and survey pages can be embedded in an app or website.
Teams can publish a roadmap of accepted ideas and a changelog of delivered features, which the pricing page lists on Pro and above. REST APIs support custom workflows. The Tenant API generates secure voting URLs and tracks panelist activity, while the Panelist API loads survey questions and submits responses. Access can be set for internal stakeholder voting, suggestion boxes, or public forums.
Votito is an online product decision platform that helps teams decide what to build next. It captures feature requests, measures interest through votes, comments and surveys, and scores ideas based on evidence. It works in the stage before the backlog.
Votito has a Free plan at $0 per month and a Pro plan at $29 per workspace per month. Enterprise pricing is custom and requires contacting sales. Registered non-profits, charities and academic researchers can ask for a Pro discount.
Yes, both. The Free plan is available forever with one idea bank, one active survey and one workspace member. Pro has a 30-day trial with no credit card required, after which the workspace stays intact on Free or Pro.
Votito is built for product managers, researchers and community builders. The Free plan targets small communities and single-product teams, Pro targets SME product teams, and Enterprise targets larger organizations with governance or scale needs.
No. The company says Votito is not trying to compete with task management tools. It works before the backlog to mature ideas and keep weak proposals out of task trackers. Jira and Linear connectors are listed on the Enterprise plan.
Yes. Pro includes API access at 10,000 calls per day, and Enterprise removes the rate limit. The developer docs describe a Tenant API for server-to-server use and a Panelist API for client-side voting and survey responses, with API keys created in account settings.
Votito calculates automated scores from impact, effort and evidence, and votes add confidence signals. It provides two confidence models out of the box. Teams can change weights, add evidence types or set up a fully custom weighting.
Free uses US data residency only. Pro offers a choice of US or EU, and Enterprise supports any region with a single-tenant deployment option.