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RICE. Roadmap without drama.

Reach × Impact × Confidence ÷ Effort. Score every idea, rank the backlog, ship the highest scores.

Ideas

Ranked

#1AI-suggested labels375
#2Onboarding redesign320
#3Slack integration125
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How it works.

rice = (reach × impact × confidence%) / effort

The discipline isn't the score — it's forcing yourself to assign confidence. 'We don't know' is a real answer. Score it 50%, then go find the evidence.

FAQ.

What is RICE scoring?+

A product prioritization framework: Reach (users affected) × Impact (1-3) × Confidence (50-100%) ÷ Effort (person-months). Intercom popularized it as a transparent alternative to gut-feel roadmaps.

What's a good RICE score?+

RICE is comparative, not absolute. Use it to rank candidates within one cycle. A 'good' score is one in the top quartile of your backlog.

How do I rate Impact in RICE?+

Use a fixed scale: 3 = massive, 2 = high, 1 = medium, 0.5 = low, 0.25 = minimal. Consistency across raters matters more than the exact number.

How is Confidence calculated?+

100% = strong evidence (data, prototypes, similar shipped features). 80% = decent signal. 50% = guess. Forcing teams to assign confidence surfaces 'we don't know' as a real answer.

RICE vs ICE — what's the difference?+

ICE drops Reach (Impact × Confidence × Ease). Use ICE for early-stage products where Reach is unknowable; RICE for products with user data.