Looking for Roadmunk?
It is now sold as Strategic Roadmaps (Roadmunk), part of the Tempo suite, and roadmunk.com redirects there. Here is what that changes about the price, and where Roadmark is — and isn’t — the right swap.
Roadmunk became a Tempo product
What their own public pages say, each linked to the page it came from.
- roadmunk.com now answers with a permanent redirect to tempo.io — both the home page and the old /pricing page. Source on roadmunk.com
- Their own banner puts it plainly: “Roadmunk.com has migrated to Tempo.io”. The page is headed “Roadmapping Software (formerly Roadmunk)”. Source on www.tempo.io/products/roadmaps
- The product is listed as “Strategic Roadmaps (Roadmunk)”, one of the products in the Tempo suite. Source on www.tempo.io/products/roadmaps
- Its published plans are priced per editor, per month, billed annually: Starter $19, Business $49, Professional $99, and a custom Enterprise tier. Source on www.tempo.io/pricing/roadmaps
- Additional reviewers are listed at $5 per reviewer, per month, on top of the editor seats. Source on www.tempo.io/pricing/roadmaps
- The free trial is listed as 14 days. Source on www.tempo.io/pricing/roadmaps
The two prices are different shapes
Theirs scales with the number of people who can edit. Ours does not scale at all — it is one price for the workspace.
| What is being compared | Strategic Roadmaps | Roadmark |
|---|---|---|
| How it is charged | Per editor, per month, billed annually | Flat per workspace |
| Entry paid plan | $19 per editor / month | $15 / month (Pro) — 4 members, owner included |
| Team plan | $49 per editor / month (Business) | $49 / month (Team) — unlimited members |
| People who only read the roadmap | $5 per reviewer / month | Free on every plan — a read-only share link never uses a seat |
At 5 editors their Business tier is $245 a month on their published rate; our Team plan is $49 a month however many people you add. The two are closest at a single editor — their Starter at $19 against our Pro at $15 — and the gap widens with every person you add, because only one of the two prices counts people.
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 rates, with a 14-day free trial listed beside them on their pricing page on www.tempo.io/pricing/roadmaps, read on 26 August 2026. Prices move — check both before you decide.
What Roadmark is for
Not a feature count. One idea, and the two things that follow from it.
The old plan stays on the canvas
When the plan changes you fork it instead of editing over it. Both timelines stay visible — the one you committed to and the one you switched to — so the roadmap carries its own history rather than resetting to whatever is true this week.
Every fork carries the reason
A branch cannot be created without a decision log. Months later the board still answers “why did this date move”, and the public Decision Feed turns that record into a page you can send to an investor or a customer.
The link stays true on its own
Boards sync from 10 issue trackers and planning tools — Linear, Jira and GitHub among them — so the link you sent last quarter reflects what has shipped since. Read-only viewers are unlimited and free, which is what makes sending it the default.
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 are already paying for the Tempo suite and want roadmaps on the same bill as your time tracking and financials.
- You need feature-request intake and idea scoring in the same tool. Roadmark deliberately has no voting board — we do not build that surface.
- You need dependency Gantts, RICE or MoSCoW scoring, or fiscal-year calendars. Those are the planning-suite feature set, and we are not building toward it.
Moving from Roadmunk
What the move actually involves, step by step.
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.
Roadmunk and Roadmark, answered
- Is Roadmunk still available?
- Yes, under another name: Tempo sells it as Strategic Roadmaps (Roadmunk), and roadmunk.com redirects to tempo.io. The sources are in the first section of this page.
- Can I import a roadmap from Roadmunk?
- There is no Roadmunk importer in Roadmark. You may not need one: a roadmap often mirrors a tracker, and importing from the tracker keeps the board in sync afterwards. For anything else, a CSV file works.
- 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.