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Reign + Product Roadmap

Telling members what is coming, in your own design.

Product Roadmap publishes what you are working on so members stop asking. Reign makes that page part of the site, instead of a hosted board on a domain that is not yours.

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Product Roadmap Public roadmaps with voting your users trust

Product Roadmap installs free and inherits the theme's design. Pro is a separate decision you make later.

You buy
Reign theme, $99/yr
Product Roadmap
Free to install
Styling add-on
Not needed
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What Product Roadmap does, free and paid

The line between the two is the same for every one of our plugins: the free version runs a real site, and Pro is for the point where that site starts earning.

Free version
A public roadmap your members can read.
Pro adds
Voting, statuses, and feedback boards.
Pro from
$59/yr

One site, starting price. Compare every plugin free against Pro.

How the two fit together

Reign styles Product Roadmap out of the box. There is no bridge plugin, no compatibility add-on, and no CSS you have to write to stop the plugin pages looking like a different website. The same team builds the theme and the plugin, which is the whole reason it works this way.

In practice that means the roadmap page and its item views inherit the Reign design system: the same type scale, the same spacing, the same colors you set once in the customizer.

This pairing usually shows up on product communities, plugin and theme shops, and any site that publishes what is next. Add the other pieces that site needs and skip the rest, because each plugin is separate and almost all of them install free.

The other way to do this

Canny covers the same ground, and plenty of good communities run on it. We are not going to hide that.

Reign does not sell a styling add-on for Canny. What it sells is a theme whose design system already covers our own roadmap plugin, so the pages you are building are styled the day you install Product Roadmap rather than the day you finish styling them yourself.

The honest summary: either route can work. This one keeps the theme and the feature under one roof, which is mostly a support question. When something looks wrong, there is one team to ask. How buying works.

Another way in

Already running BuddyPress or BuddyBoss?

Reign styles that stack too. Keep your engine and add our Pro community plugins in one license.

BuddyPress Community Bundle

$249/yr

or $699 lifetime

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Straight answers

Do I need a Reign add-on to use Product Roadmap?
No. Reign add-ons exist because third-party engines need styling the theme does not ship with. Product Roadmap is ours, so the theme already knows its templates. Buy Reign, install the plugin, and the pages come out looking like the rest of the site.
Is Product Roadmap free?
Yes. The free version gives you a public roadmap your members can read. It is a working plugin, not a trial. Pro adds voting, statuses, and feedback boards from $59 a year, and it is optional.
What do I actually have to buy?
The Reign theme, $99 a year or $249 once for a single site. That is the only required purchase in this pairing. Product Roadmap installs free on top of it, and its Pro plan is a separate decision you can make later or never.
Can I use Canny instead?
Yes. Canny is a common way to do this, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What you get by starting with Product Roadmap is one team behind the theme and the plugin, so the design and the feature are never two vendors pointing at each other.
I already run BuddyPress or BuddyBoss. Does this still work?
Reign styles that stack too, and always has. Keep the engine you know. The BuddyPress Community Bundle collects our Pro community plugins for it into one licence, from $249 a year or $699 lifetime.
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