Study template: feature prioritization
Rank the roadmap by what users want
Find out which features your users actually care about, before the next sprint planning.Paste your URL and Fiuto builds this study around your feature list, free, in minutes. Every item is yours to change before launch.
A preview player for the feature prioritization template. It steps through the 4 blocks a respondent meets, resting on the ranking.
How it works
Fiuto runs your full research loop
Paste a URL and Fiuto takes it from there. No research experience needed.
What you will learn
4 blocks, about 4 minutes to answer.
- Which features people value most
- How priorities differ across roles or segments
- What's missing from the list entirely
The study, block by block
In the order a respondent meets them. Every prompt is rewritten around your product when you paste the URL.
Intake form
A few details before the study starts.
your name, email, your role
Ranking
Rank these features by importance to you.
Drag 5 items into order
Bulk export, Slack and email notifications, Advanced filtering and search, Public API and webhooks, Role-based access control
Open text
What feature would make the biggest difference that we haven't listed?
Optional
Rating scale
Right now, how well does what we have cover what you need day to day?
5-point scale, Not at all to Completely
Who it is for
For a product manager or founder heading into planning with a shortlist and a hunch: five candidate features, one sprint, and a room that will ask why. It suits an existing product with users who can rank against real experience.
If the question is which of two directions to take rather than how to order five, the preference test is the quicker tool.
Make it yours
Each method in this study has its own guide: what it measures, what to change, and what to avoid.
Ranking
Read how the ranking works and how to word it for your product. Ranking guide.
Survey questions
Read how the survey questions works and how to word it for your product. Survey questions guide.
Rating scale
Read how the rating scale works and how to word it for your product. Rating scale guide.
Before you launch
The notes the template ships with, from the researcher who wrote it.
- Keep the list to 5 to 8 items. More than 8 and people start guessing, fewer than 5 and you lose discrimination.
- Segment results by role. The intake block already captures it, and what a designer ranks first often differs from what a PM ranks first.
- Pair this with the product-market fit template. Prioritization tells you what to build, PMF tells you whether it matters.
What you get back
AI testers run the study first and report what they found, so you see whether the task reads and whether the questions land before a real person opens the link. Then the real responses arrive: every click, rating, and answer per respondent, and Fiuto's reading of them as findings, a readout you can share behind a link, and a deck.
Your data is yours: results as JSON or CSV through a per-study token, or over MCP from the coding agent you build in.
Frequently asked questions
01How long does the feature prioritization take to answer?
About 4 minutes. 4 blocks: the intake, the task or the questions, and the follow-ups. Fiuto shows the estimate to respondents on the study's first screen.
02Can I change the blocks?
Yes, every one. Fiuto rewrites the template around your product when you paste the URL, and you can edit any prompt, add a block, remove one, or change the order before you launch. Save the result as your own template to reuse it.
03Who answers it?
AI testers first, so you see what the study finds before anyone real does. Then real people: recruited from a global panel of 300,000+ participants powered by Prolific, with demographic filters, or your own users when you share the link. Respondents open the link and answer, no account needed.
04Is this template free?
Yes. Every template and every block type is on every plan, including Free. The free plan includes 1 live study a month, 10 responses per study, and 600 AI credits a month. No card, no time limit.