Feature Request Form Template

Capture feature requests as problems worth solving, not solutions to build, and rank them by real user impact.

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Feature Request Form Template

Capture feature requests as problems worth solving, not solutions to build, and rank them by real user impact.

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How much does this hold you back?

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When to use this template

  • Feature ideas currently arrive scattered across support tickets, sales calls, and Slack, and nothing aggregates them.
  • You are planning next quarter and want demand evidence tied to named users you can interview before committing.
  • Sales keeps promising 'it's on the roadmap' and you need an honest intake channel to point prospects at instead.
  • A public changelog or community drives suggestions and you want them structured rather than as comment threads.

How to use this template

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    Click “Use this template” Get your own copy of this form in the editor instantly.

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    Edit the labels or fields if needed. Remove what you don’t need, make things optional, or keep our expert structure.

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    Publish and share the link Send it to your team or clients to start collecting structured responses.

Common mistakes when using this form

  • Promising a roadmap slot in the confirmation message. 'Thanks, we'll build this' converts every unshipped request into a broken promise; 'thanks, this feeds our planning' is honest and costs nothing.
  • Counting raw request volume as demand. Ten requests from churned free users and one from your largest account are not eleven votes — without segment context the tally actively misleads prioritization.
  • Ignoring the workaround answers. They are the closest thing to willingness-to-pay data a form can capture: elaborate workarounds signal a feature users would fight to keep, absent ones signal a passing thought.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should a feature request form ask?

Ask what problem the user hits, how they cope today, and how much it blocks them — then who they are. Note what is missing: a solution-design field. The problem and workaround give a product team everything they need; specific UI proposals tend to anchor design conversations prematurely.

How do product teams prioritize feature requests?

Usually through a frequency-times-impact lens: how many users hit the problem, weighted by how blocking it is and which segment they sit in. That is exactly why this form captures blocking level and role — a request without impact data can only be prioritized by loudness.

Should I make my feature request board public?

Public boards create engagement but also expectation debt: highly voted items you will never build sit there accumulating resentment, and competitors read your gaps. A private form plus a published 'recently shipped from your feedback' section gives you the trust upside without the roadmap hostage situation.

How do I respond to feature requests I won't build?

Quickly and honestly. 'This doesn't fit our direction, here's the workaround we suggest' preserves more goodwill than a year of silence followed by nothing. Users mostly do not need the feature built — they need evidence that a human weighed their input against a real strategy.

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