— Use case · Games and mods
A feature request board for your game, mod or server.
Featurevote gives your game, mod or server one board where players suggest features and vote. The list stays ranked after the Discord chat, the Steam threads and the Workshop comments have moved on.
— An example
How does a mod team run one?
COIN-GWOT, a PvE counterinsurgency mod for Arma Reforger, connects its board to the mod's Discord server. Players post ideas and vote, and the roadmap shows what is planned, in progress and shipped. Open their board or read the story.
Your board gets its own link too. Post it in your Discord, pin it on your Steam community hub or Workshop page, or add it to your website with one line of code.
— Taking part
How do players take part?
- No account
- Players vote without signing up, and anyone who leaves an email can hear from you when it ships.
- Fewer duplicates
- Before a new request is added, players see close matches and can vote on one of those instead.
- From Discord
- Players can suggest and vote in the chat with /featurevote, and you can let only your server vote. How the Discord connection works.
- Known bugs
- Turn on Known issues and players can report bugs too, and say me too on the ones you already know about. How known issues work.
— After the vote
What happens to an idea after the vote?
You mark it planned, in progress or completed, and the roadmap groups the list by status. Completed ideas can go into a changelog on the board.
— Pricing
What does it cost?
The free plan is permanent. People suggest and vote without limit, and your team can manage as many ideas as it likes. Paid plans add a bigger email list and start at $9 a month, billed yearly. See pricing.
For one quick question, a poll in your Discord is enough.
Featurevote is an independent product built on the Discord API. It is not made, operated, or endorsed by Discord.