Yes. UserJot's free plan lists unlimited posts and end users, 2 feedback boards, 3 team members, guest posting, a roadmap, a changelog, and a REST API and MCP server. That is far more generous than ShipLog's free plan of one project, 10 feedback items and 10 changelog entries (including drafts). UserJot's free plan has no moderation, custom domain, private boards or integrations.

How much does UserJot cost compared to ShipLog?

UserJot Starter is $29/mo, which is $348 over 12 months, and Professional is $59/mo. Its pricing page lists no yearly price, does not charge per seat, and gives a 14-day trial the first time you subscribe. ShipLog Captain is $9/mo or $90/yr per project. Those are UserJot's prices on userjot.com/pricing on November 8, 2026.

Do UserJot and ShipLog both work with AI agents?

Yes. UserJot lists a REST API and an MCP server on every plan, free included, and so does ShipLog. ShipLog's MCP tools list, search, summarize and add feedback, change an item's status, and read and publish changelog entries.

What does UserJot have that ShipLog does not?

A roadmap view, several boards per workspace, private boards, a custom domain, automatic login and single sign-on, integrations, and imports from Canny, Nolt and ProductRoad. ShipLog has one board per project, status tracking instead of a roadmap view, and a public changelog that readers follow by RSS.

How do I migrate from UserJot to ShipLog?

There's no one-click importer yet. Create a ShipLog project and connect its MCP server, which is open on every plan. An AI agent connected to both tools can read your posts from UserJot's REST API or MCP server and add each one with ShipLog's create_feedback tool. Vote counts start again at zero. Email hello@shiplog.ca and we'll help you move.

Comparison

UserJot alternative: ShipLog vs UserJot pricing

UserJot's free plan is far more generous than ShipLog's: unlimited posts and end users, against ShipLog's 10 feedback items. Both include a REST API and an MCP server on free. ShipLog is $9/mo per project and includes moderation on every plan. On UserJot, moderation starts at Starter, $29/mo.

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	ShipLog $9/mo, one plan	UserJot userjot.com
Entry paid price	$9/mo or $90/yr	$29/mo (Starter). No yearly price listed
Pricing model	Flat, per project	Flat by plan, not per seat. Unlimited end users on every plan
Free plan	One free project, 10 feedback items and 10 changelog entries	Yes, unlimited posts and end users, 2 boards and 3 team members. No moderation, custom domain or integrations
Feedback board + voting	Every plan	Every plan (2 boards on Free, 5 on Starter, unlimited on Professional)
Roadmap board	No — status filters on the feedback board instead	Every plan, free included
Changelog	Every plan	Every plan, free included
Embeddable widget	Every plan	Yes. The pricing page does not list it by plan
API access	Every plan, free included	REST API on every plan, free included
MCP for AI agents	Every plan, free included	Every plan, free included
Remove branding	Included at $9/mo	Professional ($59/mo) only
Bill predictability	Fixed — never scales with usage	Fixed by plan, with no per-seat or per-user charge
First-year cost (entry tier, annual billing)	$90	$348 at the monthly price, $0 on Free

Where each tool wins

Pick UserJot if

You want a board that stays free as it fills up and you don't need to review posts first. UserJot's free plan lists unlimited posts and end users, 2 boards, 3 team members, guest posting, a roadmap, a changelog, and a REST API and MCP server. ShipLog's free plan stops at 10 feedback items and 10 changelog entries. From Starter, UserJot adds a custom domain, private boards, automatic login and an integration, and it imports from Canny. ShipLog has no roadmap view, private boards, custom domain or importer.

Pick ShipLog if

You want to approve posts before they go live without paying $29/mo for it. ShipLog's moderation queue is on every plan, free included: turn it on and submissions from the widget or the board wait until you approve them. On UserJot, moderation starts at Starter. Captain is $9/mo or $90/yr per project with unlimited feedback and changelog entries, and it hides the ShipLog branding in the widget. UserJot keeps its branding on until Professional at $59/mo.

Frequently asked questions

Is UserJot free?: Yes. UserJot's free plan lists unlimited posts and end users, 2 feedback boards, 3 team members, guest posting, a roadmap, a changelog, and a REST API and MCP server. That is far more generous than ShipLog's free plan of one project, 10 feedback items and 10 changelog entries (including drafts). UserJot's free plan has no moderation, custom domain, private boards or integrations.
How much does UserJot cost compared to ShipLog?: UserJot Starter is $29/mo, which is $348 over 12 months, and Professional is $59/mo. Its pricing page lists no yearly price, does not charge per seat, and gives a 14-day trial the first time you subscribe. ShipLog Captain is $9/mo or $90/yr per project. Those are UserJot's prices on userjot.com/pricing on November 8, 2026.
Can I moderate posts on UserJot's free plan?: No. UserJot lists moderation, which reviews posts and comments before they go live, on Starter ($29/mo) and Professional. ShipLog's moderation queue is on every plan, free included. It holds submissions from the widget and the public board. Writes you make through the API or MCP are not held.
Do UserJot and ShipLog both work with AI agents?: Yes. UserJot lists a REST API and an MCP server on every plan, free included, and so does ShipLog. ShipLog's MCP tools list, search, summarize and add feedback, change an item's status, and read and publish changelog entries.
What does UserJot have that ShipLog does not?: A roadmap view, several boards per workspace, private boards, a custom domain, automatic login and single sign-on, integrations, and imports from Canny, Nolt and ProductRoad. ShipLog has one board per project, status tracking instead of a roadmap view, and a public changelog that readers follow by RSS.
How do I migrate from UserJot to ShipLog?: There's no one-click importer yet. Create a ShipLog project and connect its MCP server, which is open on every plan. An AI agent connected to both tools can read your posts from UserJot's REST API or MCP server and add each one with ShipLog's create_feedback tool. Vote counts start again at zero. Email hello@shiplog.ca and we'll help you move.

UserJot alternative: ShipLog vs UserJot pricing

Where each tool wins

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Frequently asked questions

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