When you have more good ideas than you can build, the hard part is sequencing them — and a single “which feature do you want?” poll hides more than it reveals. This template scores every candidate on a must-have / nice-to-have / skip scale, so you see the intensity of demand, then adds one forced “ship this first” vote to surface the sharpest priority.
You leave with a demand matrix, not a single winner: what’s broadly loved, what’s narrowly adored, and what people want most when they can’t have everything. A what’s-missing box captures the ideas outside your list, so the roadmap keeps growing from real demand.
Demand, quantified
Rating each candidate turns vague enthusiasm into a number you can rank. Each respondent even sees their own “feature appetite” tallied live — a small payoff that puts Subo’s scoring on display, one of the features the data shows almost nobody discovers.
Variants
- More candidates or categories: add rating blocks and group them under section headers.
- Weighted by segment: ask role or plan first and weight power-user demand differently.
- Public request board: make write-in requests visible to build a lightweight Canny-style board.
- Value vs. effort: clone twice to build a value/frequency matrix.