A Nolt alternative for a roadmap that keeps itself current
Nolt is a feedback board with a kanban view, a roadmap and a changelog. Roadmark is only the roadmap — a dated timeline that follows your tracker and keeps the plans you changed. Both are flat-priced; the difference is the job.
What Nolt is, in its own words
What their public pages say, each linked to the page it came from.
- Nolt’s home page is headed “Manage feedback from idea to release”: a feedback board, a kanban view, a roadmap and a changelog. Source on nolt.io
- “Simple flat-rate pricing. Grow all you want - all plans include unlimited users, unlimited content, and unlimited admins.” What the plans count is boards. Source on nolt.io/pricing
- Billed annually, Essential is $29 a month with 1 board and Pro $69 a month with 5 boards; Enterprise is priced on request. Source on nolt.io/pricing
- The roadmap and the GitHub and Trello integrations are listed on Essential. The Jira, Linear, monday.com and Asana integrations are listed on Pro. Source on nolt.io/pricing
- “New boards start with a 10-day free trial of the Pro plan with no credit card required.” Source on nolt.io/pricing
Two flat prices that count different things
Neither counts the people who read. Theirs counts boards; our Pro counts the members who can edit, and Team counts nothing at all.
| What is being compared | Nolt | Roadmark |
|---|---|---|
| How it is charged | Flat per plan, unlimited users and admins | Flat per workspace |
| Entry paid plan | $29 / month billed annually (Essential) — 1 board | $15 / month (Pro) — 4 members, owner included |
| Next plan up | $69 / month billed annually (Pro) — 5 boards | $49 / month (Team) — unlimited members |
| Jira and Linear | Listed on Pro | Every plan, Free included — import and daily sync |
| GitHub | Listed on Essential | Every plan, Free included — import and daily sync |
Prices exclude VAT and sales tax. Lemon Squeezy, our merchant of record, adds it at checkout where your country requires it. Their figures are the annual-billing prices shown on the plan cards on their pricing page on nolt.io/pricing, read on 5 October 2026. Prices move — check both before you decide.
What Roadmark is for
A plan with dates, and two things that follow from it.
A timeline, not a status board
Every milestone has a target date, a status and a confidence level, and the board reads left to right in time. Visitors can react with “I’m waiting for this” and ask to hear when it ships; only you and your team add items.
Changes are kept, with the reason
You fork the plan instead of editing over it, and every fork needs a written reason. The old timeline stays on the canvas, and the public Decision Feed explains each move.
Tracker sync on every plan
Import from Linear, Jira, GitHub and the rest and keep the board in sync, so the link you published reflects what shipped. That includes the Free plan.
When they are the better choice
Where we would not switch, and would rather say so here than after you have moved a roadmap across.
- You want users to suggest ideas, vote and comment. That is Nolt’s core job, and Roadmark deliberately has no voting board — we do not build that surface.
- You want unlimited admins on the entry plan. Their plans include unlimited users and admins; our Pro has a member cap, and only Team lifts it.
- You want to turn feedback into tasks on a kanban board and announce releases from the same tool. Roadmark is the roadmap only.
Moving from Nolt
What the move actually involves, step by step.
Keep the feedback board if you use it
Roadmark replaces the published roadmap, not the place users leave suggestions. Those can stay where your users already know to find them.
Connect the tracker the work lives in
Import from 10 issue trackers and planning tools — Linear, Jira and GitHub among them — and keep the board in sync: it pulls the latest once a day on its own. The import only reads; nothing in your tracker changes.
Or bring a spreadsheet
Anything you can save as a CSV file can become a board: upload it, choose which columns hold the title, date, status and description, and check the preview before you import. Rows without a date come across undated rather than being dropped.
Send the read-only link
Turn on the public link in Share. Anyone with it can read the roadmap and its Decision Feed without an account, and none of them takes a seat. It can be embedded on your own site too.
Nolt and Roadmark, answered
- Can I import my Nolt roadmap?
- There is no Nolt importer in Roadmark. A CSV file works — map the title, date, status and description columns and check the preview — but importing from your tracker is usually the better route, since that board then stays in sync.
- Does Roadmark have voting?
- Not a voting board. Visitors to a public roadmap can react to a milestone you planned and leave an email to hear when it ships, if you switch that on. Posting new ideas is not part of it.
- Is Roadmark free?
- Yes. The Free plan keeps 1 roadmap, imports from any supported tool and shares public read-only links with as many people as you like. A new account also gets 7 days of Pro, no card asked; when that ends you stay on Free with everything kept.
See one before you decide
Our own roadmap is public, pivots and all — the abandoned branches are still on it, which is the whole point. Read it first; the sign-up can wait.