The 10 best Slack voting apps in 2026

Disclosure: we make Verdo. It isn't first on this list because, as a pure voting app, Simple Poll and Polly do more. Verdo is built for the step after the vote.

Last updated: 3 November 2026. Polly and Simple Poll details checked 28 September 2026; other apps are described by category.

Single select, multi select, ranked choice, scale rating and short answer, plus scheduled and recurring polls, closing after a set duration, reminders to non-responders, anonymous polls on the paid plan, and CSV export.

• Pick it if: You want the familiar default.
• Skip it if: You need the vote to produce an owned decision with a record.

Pulse checks, standups, retro feedback, suggestion boxes and word clouds. Anonymous responses (including anonymity from the person who sent the poll), scheduling and recurrence, CSV export, Google Sheets and Jira integrations, webhooks and an API on paid plans.

• Pick it if: Voting is one part of a broader feedback habit.
• Skip it if: You want something lighter than a survey platform.

/verdo sets a question, options, a deadline and a rule (majority or consensus), with an optional owner. Each person picked as a participant gets a one-click vote link from the card. Non-voters get reminders 24 hours and 1 hour before the deadline. At the deadline Verdo closes the vote and replaces the vote card with a Decided card showing the winning option, the owner if you named one, and a link to the record. The decision gets a searchable record with an audit trail, and 30 days later the owner (or the workspace owner, if none was named) is asked whether it worked. If no option wins, the decision is marked stalled and the creator is told. Full details on the Verdo for Slack page.

• Pick it if: Polls in your workspace end with “so what did we decide?”
• Skip it if: You need ranked choice, multi-question surveys or open-text answers. Verdo is single choice only.
• Price: Pro $49/month or Business $149/month, per workspace, 7-day free trial. Card required. Cancel anytime during the trial with no charge.

Aimed at regular check-ins and feedback rather than one-off decisions.

For teams whose questions look more like a short survey than a single vote.

Worth a look if you want more poll options than a basic app without moving to a survey platform.

For collecting ideas from the team and letting people vote the best ones up.

For votes where who voted, and how, needs to stay private.

Useful if your team already uses it for standups and wants polls in the same place.

Built for meetings, town halls and presentations rather than async channel votes.

Ask what happens after the vote. If the answer is “someone reads the result and moves on”, any app above works. If the answer is “someone has to act on it, by a date, and we'll want to know later why we chose it”, you need a deadline, an owner and a record. That's the gap Verdo fills.