Product feedback poll template
Stop guessing what to build. Drop five product areas in, let users pick the one (or three) that need the most work, and let demand drive your next sprint.
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Which part of the product needs the most improvement?
- Onboarding
- Performance & speed
- Mobile experience
- Integrations
- Pricing
This is a static preview. Click “Use this template” to make it yours.
Who it's for
- Product teams prioritising the next quarter
- Founders validating roadmap bets with real users
- Community-led products with a vocal power-user base
- Anyone who wants to turn 'lots of opinions' into a clean signal
Why this template works
- ·Multiple votes allowed — users rarely care about only one thing.
- ·Five options is enough coverage without becoming a boring list.
- ·Anonymous keeps political answers out and honest ones in.
Tips for running it well
- 1
Phrase options as outcomes ('faster search') not features ('rewrite search engine').
- 2
Run it for at least 10 days to catch weekly-active users.
- 3
Share the result and the 'what we're doing about it' note within two weeks — it builds trust.
Ways to customise it
Narrow by segment: only show to users on a specific plan or role.
Follow up the highest-voted area with an open-ended feedback flow.
Pair with a feature priority template once you've narrowed the area.
Questions
Should I share results publicly?
Almost always yes. It signals a functioning feedback loop and encourages future responses. Hide vote counts until after the user has voted to avoid anchoring.
How do I stop one vocal user skewing the result?
Enable verification, limit to one vote per device, and read the comments alongside the count — vocal ≠ representative.
What if the winning area is one I don't want to work on?
Be honest. Share the result, explain the tradeoff, and commit to revisiting. Ignoring the poll signal is how you kill future response rate.