Top 5 Roadmunk Alternatives in 2025

Roadmunk built its reputation on beautiful roadmap visualizations. Timeline views, swimlanes, custom fields - everything you need for strategic planning. For years, it was the go-to for teams wanting professional roadmaps without enterprise complexity.

Then Tempo acquired them in 2021. Now rebranded as “Strategic Roadmaps by Tempo,” the changes go deeper than the name. Prices jumped. Minimum user requirements appeared. The focus shifted to enterprise. That accessible roadmapping tool for growing teams? It’s now part of an enterprise suite with enterprise pricing to match.

TLDR: The best Roadmunk alternatives in 2025:

1. UserJot ⭐ - Free plan, $29-59/mo, includes feedback boards & changelogs, no minimums
2. ProductPlan
3. Aha!
4. ProductBoard
5. ProdPad

If you’re feeling the squeeze from Roadmunk’s new pricing or just want user feedback features they don’t offer, here are 5 alternatives worth considering.

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1. UserJot: Complete Product Management, Not Just Roadmaps

We built UserJot because we saw teams paying hundreds for roadmap-only tools while missing the bigger picture. Roadmaps matter, but so does understanding what to put on them. That means collecting feedback, not just planning features.

What Makes It Different:

• Complete workflow - Feedback boards, roadmaps, and changelogs
• $59/month unlimited - Roadmunk charges $245+ for 5 users
• No minimum users - Start with 1, grow to 100
• Public feedback boards - Users submit ideas directly
• Free forever plan - Not just a trial
• 5-minute setup - No training required
• Modern interface - Clean design that’s actually enjoyable

Real Cost Comparison:

5 users on Roadmunk Business: $245/month minimum 5 users on UserJot Professional: $59/month flat

That’s $2,232/year saved while getting more features.

Pricing: Free plan (2 boards), $29/month Starter (5 boards), $59/month Professional (unlimited everything).

Best for: Teams who want beautiful roadmaps like Roadmunk but also need to collect feedback and close the loop with users.

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2. ProductPlan

ProductPlan focuses purely on roadmap visualization like Roadmunk. Beautiful timelines, drag-and-drop editing, multiple views. If you just need roadmaps and nothing else, it’s a solid choice.

What Makes It Different:

• Roadmap-focused - Does one thing well
• Great visualizations - Timeline and portfolio views
• Enterprise ready - Used by Microsoft, Sony
• Strong Jira integration - Story point syncing
• Excellent support - 9.9/10 rating
• Multiple audiences - Different views for stakeholders

The Price Mystery:

ProductPlan hides all pricing now - you must contact sales. Historical pricing was $39-99/user/month. Like Roadmunk, they’ve gone enterprise-focused with pricing to match.

Pricing: Contact sales only (historically $39-99/user/month).

Best for: Enterprise teams with big budgets who only need roadmap visualization and already have feedback collection elsewhere.

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3. Aha!

Aha! is the everything tool. Roadmaps, ideas, notebooks, whiteboards, knowledge base. If Roadmunk feels limited and you want comprehensive strategic planning, Aha! delivers - at a price.

What Makes It Different:

• Complete suite - Way beyond just roadmaps
• Strategic planning - OKRs, initiatives, goals
• Ideas portal - Collect feedback (add-on)
• Advanced analytics - Detailed reporting
• Scenario planning - What-if analysis
• 40+ integrations - Connect everything

Enterprise Complexity:

Aha! is powerful but overwhelming. The learning curve is steep, and at $59/user/month minimum, it’s even pricier than Roadmunk. Plus $39/user for feedback features.

Pricing: $59/user/month Roadmaps, +$39/user/month for Ideas portal.

Best for: Large organizations needing comprehensive strategic planning tools and having the budget and time for complex software.

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4. ProductBoard

ProductBoard positions itself between Roadmunk’s simplicity and Aha!‘s complexity. Excellent prioritization features, customer insights, and roadmap visualization in a more manageable package.

What Makes It Different:

• Customer insights focus - Centralize all feedback
• Advanced prioritization - Multiple scoring methods
• Portal for feedback - Public submission option
• Feature hierarchy - Organize complex products
• Revenue tracking - Link features to value
• Better than Roadmunk - For user research

The Enterprise Price Tag:

Starting around $30/maker/month seems reasonable until you realize “makers” are just admins. Real costs for teams run $70,000-100,000/year. Makes Roadmunk look affordable.

Pricing: Contact sales, typically $70,000+/year for teams.

Best for: Well-funded product teams who need sophisticated prioritization and can afford enterprise pricing.

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5. ProdPad

ProdPad takes a different approach with lean roadmapping. No dates, just Now/Next/Later. If Roadmunk’s timeline precision feels constraining, ProdPad’s flexibility might appeal.

What Makes It Different:

• Lean roadmaps - No fixed dates
• Ideas management - Collect and organize feedback
• Customer feedback - Basic portal included
• Outcome focus - Goals over features
• AI assistant - Helps write specs
• Dot voting - Simple prioritization

The Scaling Problem:

ProdPad’s per-editor pricing seems reasonable until you grow. Need 10 product managers? That’s $1,000+/month. The “unlimited viewer” model means most of your team can look but not touch.

Pricing: $129/editor/month and up, viewers free.

Best for: Teams embracing lean methodology who don’t need precise timelines and can work within editor limitations.

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Making the Right Choice

If you just need roadmaps: ProductPlan or stick with Roadmunk despite the changes.

If you want everything: Aha! gives you more than you’ll ever use, or ProductBoard for a balance.

If you prefer lean methods: ProdPad’s approach is unique and effective for the right teams.

If you want complete product management: UserJot combines feedback, roadmaps, and changelogs at a fraction of the cost.

For most teams: UserJot hits the sweet spot. Beautiful roadmaps like Roadmunk, plus the feedback collection and changelog features that complete the product loop. All at a price that doesn’t require CFO approval.

The best roadmap starts with understanding what users actually want. That’s why we built feedback collection into UserJot from day one.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Roadmunk?

Tempo Software acquired Roadmunk in November 2021. It’s now “Strategic Roadmaps by Tempo” with higher prices, minimum user requirements, and enterprise focus. The product still works but targets a different market.

Can I still use the old Roadmunk?

Existing customers can continue using it, but new signups go through Tempo. Expect continued price increases and enterprise feature focus as they integrate deeper into Tempo’s suite.

Why are all these tools so expensive?

Roadmapping tools traditionally target enterprise buyers who pay per user. UserJot breaks this model with flat-rate pricing because we believe growing teams shouldn’t be penalized for adding members.

Do I really need feedback features with roadmaps?

You can plan features without user input, but why would you? The best roadmaps reflect actual user needs. Tools like UserJot that combine both create better product outcomes.

Can I import from Roadmunk?

Most alternatives offer CSV import or migration help. UserJot provides hands-on assistance to migrate your roadmaps and help you set up feedback collection.

Which tool has the best visualizations?

Roadmunk and ProductPlan lead in pure visualization beauty. Aha! has the most options. UserJot focuses on clarity over complexity - beautiful enough for stakeholders, simple enough for daily use.

Is UserJot really that much cheaper?

Yes. Roadmunk’s 5-user minimum at $49/user = $245/month. UserJot Professional with unlimited users = $59/month. The savings increase as you grow.

What about Jira integration?

ProductPlan and Aha! have the deepest Jira integrations. ProductBoard and ProdPad connect well too. UserJot integrates via webhooks and API, focusing on simplicity over complexity.