Feathery Pricing in 2026: Plans, Costs, and Limits Explained
Feathery pricing is currently sales-led: the visible pricing page presents Workflows, Documents, and Meetings with demo requests, rather than public dollar rates. There is no reliable self-service monthly or annual price to use for a complete production workflow. The useful next step is an itemized quote tied to your actual intake, document, and integration volumes.
Pricing checked September 25, 2026. US dollars; taxes excluded from illustrative calculations. Annual rates are monthly equivalents, not monthly invoices.
Feathery pricing at a glance
| Current offer | Public monthly price | Annual commitment | Scope to clarify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workflows | Not published; request quote | Not published | Live forms, submissions, logic, integrations, users |
| Documents | Not published; request quote | Not published | Extraction, generated documents, templates, signatures |
| Meetings | Not published; request quote | Not published | Recording/transcription and downstream automation |
| Combined deployment | Request itemized quote | Contract-specific | Which components are bundled and which are additional |
Source: Feathery’s current visible pricing page. Older Free, Growth, or Business amounts found elsewhere should not be treated as a confirmed current offer. A signup that requires no card also does not establish a permanent production allowance.
What each offer includes
Workflows: specify the intake journey
The Workflows offering covers forms, logic, and integrations. Price the complete journey: who starts it, what information is collected, which systems supply data, and where a human decision is needed. A five-step onboarding flow and a simple contact form should not be assumed to have identical requirements.
Documents: separate extraction, generation, and signing
Documents covers several jobs, including extracting information and filling templates. List those jobs separately in a quote request. Receiving a file, extracting fields, generating a new document, and collecting a signature are distinct activities; one application may involve all four.
Meetings: include it only when needed
The Meetings offer addresses transcription and information extraction from conversations. It is relevant when an onboarding or advisory process actually uses those recordings. Do not add it to a form-only comparison, or assume it is bundled simply because it appears beside the other offers. Official product scope.
How Feathery counts usage
Feathery defines a monthly submission around an end user submitting a form. Re-submitting the same form within the same month counts that user once. The FAQ also distinguishes forms you can build from forms you can set live. Confirm how users are identified, how multiple forms are counted, and how those definitions appear in your contract. Source: Feathery pricing FAQ.
Known total cannot be calculated until the quote defines its components. A useful budget equation is quoted platform fee + any separately priced usage, integrations, support, and implementation. This is a procurement framework, not a claim that Feathery always charges each item separately.
Ask for the included quantities, any overage units, minimum commitment, renewal terms, and whether unused capacity rolls over. Obtain the same answers for each quoted component. A single headline price without those boundaries is difficult to compare as usage grows.
What would Feathery cost for onboarding?
The two scenarios below are concrete quote briefs, not invented price estimates. Both describe intake followed by an internal approval. The larger scenario scales the same workflow so the vendor can identify exactly which charges change.
Scenario 1: a small onboarding operation
| Quote input | Illustrative quantity |
|---|---|
| Live forms | 3 |
| Distinct applicants submitting one intake form | 300/month |
| Repeat submissions of that same form by those applicants | 60/month; ask how identity is tracked |
| Uploaded documents | 600/month; assume 2 pages each = 1,200 pages |
| Generated documents | 300/month |
| Signature requests | 300/month |
| Internal reviewers | 5 |
| Integrations | 1 CRM and 1 internal data destination |
| Required outcome | Completed intake routed for a human approval |
| Monthly or annual price | Unknown until quoted |
The 60 repeat submissions should not simply be added as 60 extra billable users under the published same-form rule. However, document processing and signature activity still need their own definitions. Do not assume a submission allowance automatically covers all associated document activity.
Scenario 2: the same workflow at ten times the volume
| Quote input | Illustrative quantity |
|---|---|
| Live forms | 10 |
| Distinct applicants submitting one intake form | 3,000/month |
| Repeat submissions of that same form | 600/month |
| Uploaded documents | 6,000/month × 2 pages = 12,000 pages |
| Generated documents | 3,000/month |
| Signature requests | 3,000/month |
| Internal reviewers | 20 |
| Integrations | Same two destinations; higher throughput |
| Additional requirements | Role controls, audit requirements, support response commitments |
| Monthly or annual price | Unknown until quoted |
Ask for both steady-state and peak-month pricing. The second quote should show which parts remain fixed and which scale. Do not multiply the first quote by ten unless the contract actually uses linear pricing for every relevant item.
Add-ons and costs beyond the quote
Have the vendor identify standard versus premium integrations, implementation services, and any charges associated with document processing, signatures, or support. If those items are bundled, mark them included and do not count them again. Third-party CRM, identity, or payment-provider subscriptions may remain separate.
Internally, budget the work of mapping fields, validating extracted information, handling failed transfers, training reviewers, and testing permission boundaries. Use your own delivery estimate or a partner quote. No public pricing page can establish the implementation cost of an unspecified workflow.
Where Jet Admin fits alongside Feathery
Keep Feathery when its intake and document workflow is the required foundation. Consider Jet Admin for a separate operational interface that helps a team review connected records and manage exceptions. Test the data handoff and action permissions. Do not assume Jet Admin replaces document extraction, specialized integrations, or eSignature services.
Jet Admin Business costs $100/month or $960/year and includes granular permissions, SSO, and audit logs. A combined monthly budget would be the confirmed Feathery quote + $100 + other applicable services. The full total is still unknown. Subtracting Feathery’s unknown subscription to claim savings would not be a valid comparison. Jet Admin pricing.
Which offer should you choose?
Start with Workflows if the job is intake and routing. Include Documents when extraction, generation, or signing is required, and Meetings only when conversation processing is part of the process. Ask for a combined quote and a clear allocation of included usage. Choose against the workflow specification, not an obsolete plan label.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Feathery cost per month?
The current visible page does not publish a standard dollar price for its offers. Request a quote with your usage and feature requirements.
Is there a confirmed free production plan?
The FAQ says signup does not require a card, but the visible offer does not establish a current permanent free production allowance. Confirm access and limits with Feathery.
Do repeat submissions always count again?
The published FAQ says the same end user resubmitting the same form within the same month counts once. Confirm identity and multi-form treatment for your implementation.
Does unlimited form building mean unlimited live forms?
No. Feathery distinguishes forms you can build and test from the number enabled live under your plan.
If your intake stack needs a separate review application, evaluate Jet Admin’s plan for the operational layer and include that cost alongside the itemized Feathery quote.