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Roadmap page
2026 roadmap
Follow plans and progress
YouTube Shorts series
42 followers
Advanced course module
Target: June
Migration video guide
Editing
Member resource library
56 followers
Beginner tutorials
Published May 4
Live Q&A collection
12 sessions
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Start with the roadmap itself
You do not need to collect feedback or score requests first. Add the items you already plan to deliver, organize them in your own columns, and publish the roadmap inside WordPress.
Still deciding what should be public, how often to update it, or whether to show dates? Start with the complete guide to public roadmaps.
Standalone WordPress roadmap
Start with the plans you already have
Add
Create the video, course, feature, or project item
Your plan
→Organize
Choose its column, status, category, and ETA
Your structure
→Publish
Show the roadmap in WordPress
Your audience
→Update
Move the item and notify subscribers
Progress shared
The roadmap experience
ProductLift adds an interactive roadmap to your WordPress site. Visitors get a clear view of what is being considered, planned, worked on, and completed. Your team controls the stages, presentation, interaction, and access behind that view.
Search and filter the roadmap
Browse by status, category, ETA, trending requests, or the posts they already follow.
Vote, comment, or submit an idea
Take part when you enable interaction, or simply browse when the roadmap is for communication only.
See progress at a glance
Follow items across your own roadmap columns, statuses, target dates, and completion stages.
Receive useful updates
Subscribe to an item and choose immediate updates or a scheduled email digest.
Use one WordPress identity
Optional signed SSO lets logged-in users participate without creating another account.
Create custom columns and statuses
Model the workflow your roadmap actually uses, then reorder items with drag and drop.
Choose what becomes public
Publish selected items, keep a whole roadmap private, or moderate submissions when visitors can add ideas.
Add evidence when you need it
For product work, compare votes with account, segment, revenue, impact, confidence, and effort data.
Control access and branding
Use a public or private portal, custom domain, custom colors, white labeling, and optional SSO.
Automate routine roadmap work
Change a status after a vote threshold or run another automation rule when its conditions are met.
Keep followers informed
Move an item forward, notify subscribers, and publish a changelog entry when the completed work needs an announcement.
Interactive example
Open an item, change the filters, and try voting. This is the same interactive roadmap you can embed in WordPress, not a static screenshot of one.
Live roadmap demo
Open full screenMore than feature planning
The columns and cards should reflect the promise you make to that audience. See a worked product roadmap example before adapting the structure to your own use case.
Show planned improvements, work in progress, and shipped updates. Add feature voting and customer context when you want the roadmap to reflect demand.
Share which videos, series, interviews, or tutorials are being considered, recorded, edited, and published. Let viewers vote on the next topic if that fits your channel.
Set expectations for upcoming lessons, community events, resources, and member benefits. Keep the roadmap public or limit it to logged-in members.
Give a client one clear view of approved work, current milestones, and completed deliverables. Use comments on the item instead of scattering decisions across email.
Bring the roadmap you already have
Upload the file you already use. ProductLift AI reads the structure and helps turn it into roadmap items, instead of making you reshape every row for a rigid import template.
Upload your CSV or Excel file
Use the spreadsheet that already contains your items, descriptions, statuses, dates, or categories.
AI maps the columns
ProductLift matches the data to roadmap fields and proposes how statuses and categories should be carried across.
Preview and correct the result
Check the proposed mapping before anything is added, then fix exceptions without rebuilding the whole file.
Create separate roadmaps
Import into the right board and keep different products, clients, courses, or communities in their own roadmap.
roadmap-2026.xlsx
48 rows · 7 columns
Title
Exact match
Roadmap status
AI mapped
Target date
AI mapped
Category
Suggested
47 items ready · 1 needs review
Review importOptional for product teams
A content or project roadmap may not need scoring at all. When product requests do compete for limited engineering time, ProductLift can compare popularity with account, revenue, impact, confidence, and effort data before you add work to the public roadmap.
Our guide to moving feature requests into a roadmap explains the decision step between collecting demand and publishing a commitment.
Explore ProductLift prioritizationWordPress feature backlog
Ordered by scoreDelivery stays connected
When the roadmap represents software delivery, it should not become another page somebody has to remember to update. Link ProductLift items to the tools where engineering already works, or let an approved AI agent maintain posts and statuses through the official MCP server.
Push or link issues, map custom statuses in both directions, and notify voters when work reaches Shipped.
Connect feedback to work items and keep ProductLift statuses aligned with your delivery workflow.
Let Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or another MCP client search, create, update, merge, and reprioritize posts with your permissions.
Build a custom workflow around the same posts, votes, comments, users, statuses, and categories.
Send vote, comment, and status events to your systems with delivery logs and automatic retries.
WordPress roadmap
Users vote and follow progress
ProductLift
Customer evidence, prioritization, and roadmap state
87
votes
$12.4k
MRR
14.8
RICE
Jira
2-way
Azure DevOps
2-way
MCP agents
Controlled
Add it to WordPress
Your roadmap and customer data stay in ProductLift. WordPress displays the public experience through the official plugin, an embed, or a link to your hosted portal.
[productlift_embed tab="roadmap"].Copy the ProductLift embed and paste it into a Custom HTML block. This is useful when you do not need WordPress SSO or plugin-managed shortcodes.
Widgets → Roadmap → Embed
Copy the generated iframe or SDK snippet, then paste it into the Custom HTML block.
Paste the embed into an Elementor HTML widget, Divi Code module, or Beaver Builder HTML module. Prefer a separate destination? Link your menu to a hosted portal on a custom domain.
Works without moving roadmap data into WordPress.
Using a page builder? Follow the specific setup for Elementor, or for Divi and Avada.
Hosted or native
Both can put a roadmap on a WordPress page. The important difference is where the roadmap lives and what needs to stay connected around it.
Keep roadmap work out of your WordPress database
The embed loads asynchronously after your page content, without adding roadmap tables or PHP work to your WordPress server.
One WordPress product loop
Connect the other ProductLift modules only when they help the job. A product team can link requests and releases around the roadmap, while a creator or agency can simply publish and update the roadmap itself.
WordPress roadmap FAQ
Install the official ProductLift plugin, connect your portal URL, and add the roadmap shortcode to a WordPress page. You can also paste the embed into a Custom HTML block or link to a hosted roadmap on your own domain.
Add [productlift_embed tab="roadmap"] to a Shortcode block. The official plugin also supports height and alignment options when your theme needs a different layout.
Yes. The official plugin supports optional signed SSO. When enabled, it sends the logged-in user profile details needed to authenticate that person in ProductLift.
No. ProductLift hosts the roadmap and its data. WordPress displays the experience through the plugin, an embed, or a link to your ProductLift portal.
The roadmap loads asynchronously after the page content. It adds no roadmap tables, database queries, or PHP work to your WordPress server.
Yes. Upload your CSV or Excel file and let ProductLift AI map its columns, statuses, and roadmap items. You can preview and correct the mapping before importing.
Choose ProductLift when you want a hosted roadmap with central management, multiple boards, SSO, integrations, API access, or AI-assisted workflows. Choose a native plugin when keeping every roadmap record only inside your WordPress database is the main requirement.
Yes. Paste the embed into an Elementor HTML widget, Divi Code module, or Beaver Builder HTML module. You can also use the plugin shortcode in builder elements that process WordPress shortcodes.
Yes. ProductLift supports private portals and access controls. For a logged-in WordPress audience, the official plugin can pair the embedded experience with signed SSO.
ProductLift keeps the item and its history together as it moves between columns or statuses. You can notify subscribers about progress and, when relevant, publish the completed work in your changelog.
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Add the plans you want to share, publish the roadmap in WordPress, and choose how your audience can follow or interact with it.