Project Echo vs UserJot

UserJot and Project Echo both reject per-user pricing and ship feedback, roadmap, and changelog in one product. The differences show up in free-plan limits, integrations, API access, and which Pro features are live today.

Pricing comparison

Both products use flat, feature-based pricing with unlimited end-users. The main commercial difference is what each free and paid tier unlocks.

Project Echo

Free$0/month

Unlimited boards on free

Unlimited workspaces, boards, team members, and end-users. Portal, roadmap, changelog, API, MCP, webhooks, and identity masking included.

Pro$29/month

One Pro tier — flat price

Or $290/year (~$24/mo). Custom domain, remove branding, and additional Pro capabilities (some still rolling out).

UserJot

Free$0/month

Board cap on free

Unlimited users and posts, public roadmap and changelog, limited admin roles and a small number of feedback boards (about 2).

Starter / Professional$29–$59/month

Flat tiers by feature set

Starter (~$29) adds custom domain, private boards, guest posting, and limited integrations. Professional (~$59) unlocks unlimited boards, SSO, and unlimited integrations.

Neither product meters tracked users the way Canny does. Bills stay predictable as your audience grows; you upgrade for features like custom domains, branding, or higher board/integration limits.

Feature comparison

An honest look at what each product offers today. “Coming soon” and plan badges mean the capability is planned or gated — not a full checkmark. Rows are only included when we could verify the competitor’s side from public product or pricing pages.

FeatureProject EchoUserJot
Pricing & limits
Pricing model
Flat (Free / Pro)Flat (Free / Starter / Pro)
Unlimited end-users on free
YesYes
Unlimited boards on free

UserJot free typically includes a small board allowance; unlimited boards are on higher tiers.

YesNo
Unlimited team members on free

UserJot free includes a limited number of admin roles; Project Echo invites unlimited team members on Free.

YesPartial
Unlimited workspaces
YesPartial
Unlimited feedback posts
YesYes
Custom domain entry price
Pro $29/moStarter ~$29/mo
Price scales with tracked users
NoNo
Feedback collection
Public feedback portal
YesYes
Voting on requests
YesYes
Comments & discussion
YesYes
Internal notes / private comments
YesYes
Multiple boards
YesYes
Private boards
YesStarter+
In-product / SaaS widget
YesYes
Guest posting without account
PartialStarter+
Similar-request / AI duplicate detection
YesYes
AI Autopilot from support tickets & calls

Neither matches Canny-style Autopilot capture from Gong/Intercom/Zendesk today.

NoNo
Roadmap & changelog
Public roadmap
YesYes
Private / internal roadmap
YesYes
Public changelog
YesYes
Notify voters when features ship
YesYes
Branding & portal
Custom domain
ProStarter+
Remove vendor branding
ProPaid
Mask identities on public surfaces
YesProfessional
Team & permissions
Invite the whole team on free
YesPartial
Unlimited admin roles
Coming soonProfessional
Granular user permissions
Coming soonPartial
SSO
Coming soonProfessional
Automatic / JWT login for portal
YesStarter+
Integrations
Slack
YesPartial
Notion sync
YesNo
Webhooks
YesPartial
Unlimited integrations
PartialProfessional
Project tools (Jira, Linear, etc.)
Coming soonPartial
CRM integrations
Coming soonNo
API & agents
REST API on free
YesNo
MCP server for AI agents

Project Echo includes an MCP server on the free plan for agent workflows.

FreeNo
AI & automation
AI duplicate detection
YesYes
Request scoring / prioritization
YesPartial
AI Autopilot discovery
NoNo
Enterprise & revenue
MRR / revenue attribution
Coming soonNo
Custom user properties
Coming soonPartial
Custom SMTP
Coming soonNo
Advanced CRM / support integrations
Coming soonNo
Privacy
Public identity masking
YesProfessional
Internal-only notes
YesYes

When should you choose UserJot?

  1. 1. You want flat pricing without tracked users

    Like Project Echo, UserJot rejects per-user metering. If its Starter/Professional packaging matches the features you need, it can be a strong peer alternative.

  2. 2. Starter unlocks the branding features you need first

    UserJot’s Starter tier (~$29) is positioned around custom domain, private boards, guest posting, and limited integrations — useful if that bundle is exactly what you will buy.

  3. 3. You need Professional gates like SSO now

    UserJot lists SSO and unlimited integrations on Professional. If those are required on day one, compare that tier directly to Project Echo’s coming-soon enterprise items.

  4. 4. You prefer UserJot’s product UX and roadmap

    Both products cover feedback, roadmap, and changelog. Choosing UserJot can still be right when the workflow and UI fit your team better after a hands-on trial.

When should you choose Project Echo?

  1. 1. You want unlimited boards on Free

    Project Echo Free includes unlimited boards. UserJot Free typically includes a small board allowance, with unlimited boards on higher tiers.

  2. 2. You want to invite the whole team on Free

    Project Echo invites unlimited team members on Free. UserJot Free includes a limited number of admin roles on public comparisons.

  3. 3. You want API and MCP without paying

    Project Echo includes REST API and an MCP server on Free. UserJot does not match that free-tier developer surface in our comparison.

  4. 4. You want Notion sync and identity masking earlier

    Project Echo includes Notion sync and public identity masking on Free. UserJot gates identity masking behind Professional in public materials we reviewed.

Ready to make the switch?

Start with unlimited boards, users, and teammates on Free. Book a founder demo if you want a side-by-side walkthrough first.

Project Echo vs UserJot (2026) — Honest Feedback Tool Comparison