Let users rank the roadmap — with trade-offs on
Upvote boards reward whoever mobilises a mob, and 'rate importance 1–5' surveys return a wall of 5s. Neither survives contact with a quarter's actual capacity.
The short way: Forced rankings and 100-point budget allocations across candidate features — priority with trade-offs baked in, segmentable by the customers who pay most.
Ready-made templates for this
Prefer to start from a questionnaire rather than a description? These are already written.
Feature Prioritisation Survey
Product & UX
Rank the roadmap candidates and surface the problems behind the requests.
Feature Demand Ranking Survey
Market Research
Force-rank candidate features and find out what users would trade away.
Feature Request Intake Form
Product & UX
Requests that arrive as problems, context, and impact - not just wishes.
Type this — that’s the whole job
“A feature prioritisation survey: rank these six roadmap candidates, then split 100 points across them by how much each matters”
Build it now — freeFree to start. The Pro plan adds segment cross-tabs. Compare plans
No setup, no tutorial. The words above go with you — review what the AI builds, then share the link.
How it works — three steps
- 1
List the candidates; the AI builds ranking + fixed-sum allocation.
- 2
Send to customer segments separately — enterprise and free users vote differently.
- 3
The allocation totals by segment ARE the roadmap meeting's opening slide.
What’s doing the work
Fixed-sum allocation
Spending 100 points forces the trade-off an upvote never faces.
Ranking questions
A forced order per respondent aggregates into a defensible priority list.
Segment cross-tabsPro
What the paying tier wants vs what the free tier wants — the tension made visible.
Questions people ask
How is this better than our public voting board?
Boards measure mobilisation; this measures considered trade-offs from a sample YOU choose — run both, but budget by this one.
Should we include 'something else' as an option?
Yes — an Other write-in catches the candidate you didn't shortlist, and one AI run themes the write-ins.