WishKit’s own price list is simple. Free, Premium $15/mo, Enterprise $39/mo. No seats. No tracked-user cliff. For an Apple-only app that is a fair deal.
The bill changes the week you ship Play — or wrap the same product in React Native or Flutter. WishKit does not sell an Android artifact. The extra cost is not on their pricing page.
Shopping URL: WishKit alternative for Android. Money page: WishKit alternative.
Numbers below are from wishkit.io/pricing as of September 2026. Recheck before you quote them in a contract.
What WishKit actually charges
| Free | Premium | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $15/mo ($12.50/mo yearly) | $39/mo ($32.50/mo yearly) |
| Projects | 1 | 2 | Unlimited |
| Visible feature requests | First 5 (rest stored until you upgrade) | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Submitters / voters | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| 1-on-1 chat | First 5 conversations | Included | Included |
| Platforms in the SDK | iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, visionOS + web widget | Same | Same |
| Android / RN / Flutter SDK | No | No | No |
| Card required | No | Yes | Yes |
No per-seat fee. That part is better than Canny or Featurebase.
The cap that bites on Free is five visible requests, not user count. A live board with 40 ideas is a Premium board.
The price that is not on the page
Three ways teams “add Android” after WishKit:
1. Second tool
WishKit stays on iOS. Canny / Featurebase / FeedbackJar / a Google Form on Play.
Cash: $15 + $9–50.
Real cost: two dashboards, two vote counts, one argument in standup about which number is real.
2. WebView of the WishKit web widget
$15 and a WebView. Theme fights Settings. Offline is blank. Guest voting depends on cookies. You told yourself it was “the same board.” It is a website.
3. One SDK that already has Android
You leave WishKit on iOS or you migrate the widget ID. One list. The delta is $9–15 either way. The saving is the second backlog.
Option 3 is the only one where “WishKit is $15, the other tool is $9, so WishKit is more expensive” is the wrong comparison. The comparison is $15 + the hours you will spend reconciling two boards.
Worked numbers
Apple-only indie, under 5 public ideas
WishKit Free is fine. Do not pay anyone.
Apple-only, board is the product
WishKit Premium $15 vs FeedbackJar from $9. Pick on SDK taste (SwiftUI drop-in vs also needing MCP). Android is irrelevant.
iOS + Play, one app
WishKit $15 does not cover Play. Add a second tool or a WebView. FeedbackJar from $9 includes Kotlin + Swift + RN + Flutter on the same plan. Android install.
RN or Flutter is the binary
WishKit is not in the pubspec / npm. Flutter without a WebView · RN: SDK vs WebView vs Canny.
Two apps, two stores, you want agents
WishKit has no MCP. The hidden cost is you still triage by hand. MCP.
What FeedbackJar charges (so the table is not one-sided)
From $9/mo. 7-day trial, no card. Every plan includes the Android, iOS, Flutter, and React Native SDKs plus MCP. Verify current tiers at feedbackjar.com.
You are not paying extra for Android. That is the whole point of this post.
Keep WishKit anyway when
- You will not leave the App Store
- You want
FeedbackListViewand revenue-on-a-wish (updateUser(payment:)) and nothing else - Five visible requests is enough and Free is enough
Switch when the second platform is on the calendar, not after you have 200 iOS wishes you cannot merge with Play.
FAQ
Is WishKit cheaper than FeedbackJar?
On sticker, Free is cheaper. Premium is $15 vs from $9. Add Android and the sticker stops being the bill.
Can I use WishKit Free on iOS and pay $9 only for Android?
Yes. Two boards. Budget is not the problem. The vote count is.
Does Enterprise add Android?
No. $39 buys more WishKit projects, not a Kotlin package.
Yearly discount?
WishKit Premium $150/year ($12.50/mo). Still no Android.
Bottom line
WishKit’s pricing page is honest about Apple. It is silent about Play.
If Play is real, price the second tool or price a migration. Do not price “$15 vs $9” as if both rows include Android.