ProductFlare

@sendpilot1 Congrats on the launch! I really like how you are combining the three different areas together and cut down communication friction. Great stuff. In your experience, what's a good way to set expectations with customers on which ideas will likely get built and which ones probably won't?

@alvinhung Thanks Alvin! Yeah we found lots of companies forget that to build a solid product customers, product teams and engineering need to be aligned to prevent disappointment. We use statuses for that! So you can create statuses for your roadmap so for us we use 'In Review 🤔', 'Planned 🔥' and 'Up Next 🎉'. Within each status on the roadmap each Feature card is sorted by demand (upvotes) and you can indicate how important it is to you for prioritzation. Then, whenever the product team move it along the pipeline everyone that wanted it gets notified! It's a great way to boost customer retention, but also set expectations. You can also set estimated releases dates for a feature to display publicly if you want to.

@debgotwired Thanks a lot for the support Deb, great to see you are happy with how the product has progressed the last few months!

@douglas_lim Thanks a lot for the support Doug!

@osazeme_usen Awesome thank you very much for the support :)

@david_levai Lots of differences - we're an end to end product management tool with customer roadmaps, changelog widgets, drag/drop kanban boards for product management, feature assigning to your team, feature level attachments, notes and release planning, Jira/Github pushing and more! We're more of a ProductBoard type tool but with the added benefit of syncing what's on your roadmap with your product team's workflow.

@sendpilot1 Awesome. Thanks and good luck!

@valt_khan Thanks Valt! So we have 3 pricing options, Starter (perfect for startups with 1 product to manage) for $29/mo, Growth (perfect for growing companies with teams and 3 products) for $99/mo and Lifetime Access (a lifetime deal type plan for people who want to pay once and have no subscriptions) for $1999 Let me know if you'd like any help with pricing!

@conor_clarke1 Awesome thanks a lot for the suggestion! Helps a lot we'll look at making changes :)