AnnounceKit's pricing page lists a changelog alongside a product roadmap, feature requests, analytics and more; Relnotely has the changelog, the feedback board and the roadmap, and stops there. The useful comparison is what each plan includes, and at what price.

This page is written by Relnotely. Everything stated here about AnnounceKit is taken from AnnounceKit's own pricing page, read on 20 September 2026. Prices and plans change; check theirs before deciding, and tell us if anything here is out of date.

What AnnounceKit's pricing page listed on 20 September 2026

  • Essentials, $79 a month: publishing posts, a standalone changelog page, all widget types, basic branding, product roadmap, email updates, comments and reactions, an AI-powered post editor, and post analytics.
  • Growth, $129 a month: all Essentials features, plus user tracking, segmentation, a custom changelog URL, feature requests, advanced analytics and unlimited team members.
  • Scale, $339 a month billed annually: all Growth features, plus post boosters, in-app notifications, multi-language, email digest, SMTP, custom CSS, a private changelog page, and SSO and SAML.
  • Enterprise, custom priced: all Scale features, plus advanced team management, "Remove AnnounceKit Branding", a dedicated account manager, SOC 2 and trust centre access, and custom contracts.
  • A 15-day trial, 15% off annual billing, and a 50% discount for 12 months for qualifying early-stage startups.

What Relnotely includes

One plan, $19 a month:

  • Your changelog on your own domain, an in-app widget, and email to subscribers who confirm their address.
  • A Feedback board where your users post ideas and vote on them, and a public Roadmap, on the same domain. Voters are never counted or capped.
  • A page of its own for every entry, and an Atom feed.
  • Import from a feed, a CSV or a CHANGELOG.md.
  • No Relnotely badge, watermark or "powered by" link on your changelog, on any plan. By default our name is not on the page, in the feed or in the widget. Subscriber email goes out under your name, with your postal address and your privacy policy in the footer, from a sending address of ours, which is the one place in it our name appears. On the page, the one place it can appear is a line in the small print under the subscribe form, and only if you choose to say who delivers your emails.
  • No third-party scripts on your changelog.

Writing is free and needs no card; publishing starts a 7-day trial. There is one login per account and no team seats.

Side by side, as each pricing page listed on 20 September 2026

Relnotely AnnounceKit
Entry price $19/month $79/month (Essentials)
Your own changelog address Included in the $19 plan "Custom Changelog URL" listed under Growth, $129/month
Removing the tool's branding No badge or "powered by" link to remove; our name appears only in the subscribe form's small print "Remove AnnounceKit Branding" listed under Enterprise, custom priced
In-app widget Included Listed from Essentials
Email to subscribers Included, with double opt-in "Email Updates" listed from Essentials
Roadmap and feature requests Included Roadmap from Essentials, feature requests from Growth
Comments and reactions Not offered Listed from Essentials
Segmentation Not offered Listed from Growth
Post analytics Not offered — we do not measure your readers Listed from Essentials
Multi-language posts Not offered Listed from Scale
Private changelog page Not offered Listed from Scale
Team members One login per account Unlimited listed from Growth
Startup discount None — one price for everyone 50% for 12 months, for those who qualify

Rows are limited to what both pricing pages state.

Where AnnounceKit may suit you better

  • Several people publish. Unlimited team members are listed from Growth; Relnotely is one login.
  • You publish in more than one language, listed from Scale.
  • You want comments, reactions and analytics on posts, all listed on their plans.
  • You qualify for their startup discount, which their pricing page describes as 50% off for 12 months.

Our view

Opinion, not a claim about AnnounceKit: we think a changelog on your own address, without another company's name on it, is the base case rather than an upgrade — so both are in the $19 plan and we do not sell a way to remove a badge, because we do not put one there. If you need the roadmap, the segmentation and the rest of the suite, that is a different product to the one we are building.

Moving from AnnounceKit

Point Relnotely's importer at your existing changelog feed, or upload a CSV, read the preview of every entry with its date and tag, then import. Nothing is emailed, duplicates are skipped, and previewing costs nothing.