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FlagUp vs Positly

See how their public offers line up before you choose your own position. Prices stay in the currency, billing schedule, and charged unit each vendor publishes.

FlagUp

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USD · US · source: flagup.io

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Free
Free

Free forever

 Flat Standalone · Free
Paid
USD 19 monthly

Paid plans start at $19/month

 Flat · /month Standalone · Starting at

Positly

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USD · US · source: www.positly.com

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Participant recruitment
USD 0.25 monthly

Floor pricing ranges from $0.25 to $1.50 USD per response

 Usage · per participant response; floor price depends on recruited audience Standalone · Usage based

What each plan includes

Feature names follow each vendor’s own pricing page, so verify the wording before treating them as exact equivalents.

FlagUp

Free

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Projects

1

Included

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Public voting board

within monthly limits

Limited

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Embeddable feedback widget

Limited

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Public roadmap

Limited

Paid

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Projects

more projects

Included

Highlights

Automatic demand scoring

Included

Highlights

Duplicate detection

Included

Highlights

Sentiment analysis

Included

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White-label branding

Included

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Churn risk signals

Included

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CSV export

Included

Positly

Participant recruitment

Official offer

Floor price range

$0.25–$1.50 USD per response

Limited

Official offer

Audience-dependent pricing

Included

Official offer

Transparent project estimate

Included

Official offer

Payment information to estimate

Excluded

Official offer

Participant recruitment

Included

Official offer

Participant screening

Included

Official offer

Participant surveys

Included

Official offer

Participant messaging

Included

Official offer

Participant re-targeting

Included

Official offer

Participant compensation

Included

How their prices changed

Each date shows when a public price was observed, not when it took effect. An archived region or currency can differ, so a currency change is not necessarily a price increase.