Roadmap

Last updated: September 17, 2026

A plain-language look at the direction we're building in — not a fixed schedule. Nothing on this page is a promise of exact timing, pricing, or availability, and priorities can and do change based on what organizations tell us. For what has already shipped, see our Changelog; if you'd like to ask about anything here or suggest what we build next, reach us on the Support page.

How we think about free and paid

Before anything below: the free version is meant to be a real product, not a trial. A community running applications, tickets, events, moderation, ranks and staff permissions on the free tier should find it genuinely useful on its own — including fair logs and history of what happened in your own server. We treat that history as something you should have, not something to hold back.

What paid plans and add-ons are for is scale and depth on top of that: higher limits, longer retention, deeper search and exports, analytics, automation, AI assistance, branding, multi-server features, priority support, and specialist roleplay modules most communities will never need. When we plan a new module, the first question we ask ourselves is what its useful free version looks like — and only then what paid adds. Where a planned module below names tiers, that is what those tiers mean.

Currently focused on

The Roleplay Bot is fully public. The closed beta is over, and any Discord server can add it and use the dashboard with no application and no approval step. Paid plans are the next thing to go live.

• Opening paid plans. Pro and Premium, the checkout, the billing page and refunds are all built and tested. What's left is switching them on and watching the first real payments closely.
• The first hour on a new server. We recently added a setup checklist, a server health summary and a step-by-step guided setup. A server that adds the bot straight from a Discord invite link now gets its slash commands registered automatically, and a quiet, private note telling whoever runs it how to connect it to an account.
• Reliability and trust behind the scenes — backups, monitoring, and the quieter work nobody should ever have to notice.

Coming next

• Paid plans open to everyone — Pro for higher limits, Premium for higher limits plus the deeper analytics described below.
• Working through the roughest edges people report in the modules that shipped most recently — CAD / Dispatch, Court & Legal and Game Sessions — all of which stay free.
• Continued polish to the account, billing and support experience, driven by what organizations tell us.

Planned add-ons

These are ideas we're planning around, not features you can buy today. None of them have a confirmed release date or a set price yet — when one is ready, it will appear on our Pricing page and in the Changelog.

Deeper analytics is no longer one of them: custom date ranges, period comparison and member drilldown are built, and they are included in Premium. The Pricing page is always the accurate list of what you can get today.

Also planned, and not paid features

A few things we want to build are not add-ons and are not meant to sit behind a plan. They are listed separately so it is clear which is which.

• Status page — somewhere to check whether the bot or dashboard is having a problem, and to see planned maintenance. Asking "is it down, or is it me?" should never depend on what you pay.
• Data export and deletion requests — export your account's or server's data, or ask us to delete it. Getting your own data out is not something we would charge for.

Permission Preview is built, and it is free. This was listed here as a plan, and it is now in the dashboard for every server. You can check either a member — what one person can actually do right now, including anything set as an exception for them — or a role, which shows what that role alone would give somebody. Every permission is shown as allowed or not allowed, and you can open any one of them to see exactly why it came out that way.

It only ever reports. Nothing on either screen assigns a role, changes a member or edits your settings, and the role view says plainly what it is assuming: somebody holding that role and nothing else, with no personal exception, and never the server owner — who always keeps full access whatever any role says.

About the Roleplay Economy Pack. Of everything on this page, this is the one we are least sure about. An economy touches almost every other part of a server, and we do not yet know how many communities would actually use one — so rather than guess, we would rather hear from you first. It is listed here so you know it is on our minds, not because it is being worked on.

More about the Event Banner Generator. You can already put your own banner on an event announcement by pasting a link to an image you host, and event text already supports Discord formatting — bold, italics, links, emoji, line breaks and bullet lists. All the idea would add is generating that picture for you, so you don't need an image editor first; it is not available today and has no release date.

CAD / Dispatch is built, and it is free. A number of communities asked for a CAD/MDT setup for police, EMS, fire, dispatch, civilian and government roleplay. It is no longer a plan: it ships, it is switched on per server under Features, and it is included on every plan. We had listed it here as a future paid add-on, which is no longer true, so this section says what it actually is instead.

What you get today, at no cost: a live dispatch board with unit statuses, calls with priorities and notes, incident reports, BOLOs, warrants, enforcement records, and a searchable citizen and vehicle database with ownership history — all built on the departments and Discord roles you already use, with no separate department list to maintain.

It also speaks your community's language. A profile changes the wording — ten-codes, response codes, plain English or command terminology — without changing how anything works, so a server can change its mind later without losing a single record. There is an optional, read-only link to an ER:LC private server for communities that have their own API access from the game; it is designed to show who is in game beside your units, and it never writes anything back. We have not yet verified it against a live server, so treat it as untested rather than as a feature you can count on. Everything works without it.

What is not built. There is no paid CAD tier, and no price has been set for one. Longer history and retention, deeper search across calls and incidents, sharing CAD information across several connected servers, exports and custom report templates are all still ideas rather than plans. What is already here stays free — we are not going to take something away from servers that are using it.

Court & Legal is built, and it is free. An in-character courtroom for law and court roleplay ships today, is switched off until a server turns it on under Features, and is included on every plan. We had listed it here as a future paid add-on, which is no longer true, so this section says what it actually is instead.

What you get today, at no cost: a docket with its own case numbering, participants, a statute catalog your server writes, charges that keep the wording they were filed under, hearings with an explicit timezone, decisions that are added to rather than rewritten, and exhibits drawn from your CAD evidence with the court's own ruling on whether it was admitted. You choose the wording — criminal, civil or neutral — and the docket prefix, and cases already filed keep the name they were filed under.

What is not built. There is no paid Court tier, and no price has been set for one. Advanced templates, PDF and CSV exports, courts shared across several connected servers, automation beyond the hearing reminders that already work, and an in-character appeals process are all still ideas rather than plans. As with CAD, what is already here stays free. There is a full description on the Court & Legal RP page.

Game Sessions is built, and it is free. Announcing that your server is live, and keeping track of who is coming, ships today. It is switched off until a server turns it on under Features, and it is included on every plan.

What you get today, at no cost: one announcement that is edited in place as the session changes, self-service joining straight from it, a participant limit with a waiting list that promotes people automatically, hosts and session-scoped co-hosts, scheduled sessions, reminders sent privately to the people who actually signed up, five session states your server names itself, and a bounded history with a summary of how long it ran and who took part.

It is game-neutral and needs no game API — nothing in it requires a key, a server pack or a plugin, and communities playing anything at all use the same feature. Four profiles change the wording and the default fields without changing a single permission or any behaviour. There is an optional, read-only link to an ER:LC private server for communities with their own API access; it can show whether the server is up and how many players are in it, and it can never start, end, pause or otherwise control a session or your game server. As with CAD, we have not verified that link against a live server, so treat it as untested. Everything works without it.

What is not built. There is no paid Sessions tier or add-on, and no price has been set for one. Taking part grants no activity credit, no rank, no role and no permission; a scheduled session never opens itself; voice-channel presence is not counted as attendance; and recurring sessions, templates and cross-server session discovery are ideas rather than plans. What is already here stays free. There is a full description on the Game Sessions page.

Templates are built, and they are free. Ready-made application forms, ticket panels and message templates ship today, on every plan, with nothing to switch on. We had listed these here as a future paid add-on, which is no longer true — most of what that card described has been in the product for a while — so this section says what it actually is instead.

What you get today, at no cost: a library of 32 templates — 13 application forms, 2 ticket panels and 17 message templates — sorted into four groups (staff management, roleplay operations, support and moderation, and server setup) with search, so you can find one rather than scroll for it. Every one can be previewed in full before you use it.

Nothing a template does is irreversible, and nothing it does is public. An application form arrives as a draft that is closed, and a ticket panel as a draft that is disabled — so you can read them, edit them and publish them when you are ready, rather than finding them live in your server because you clicked Preview. A message template is preview and copy only: you paste it into a channel yourself, and using one posts nothing to Discord.

Three other starting points are free as well, and always have been: Setup Presets (six starter configurations that fill in departments and ranks, an application, a ticket panel and a CAD profile, each sized to fit comfortably inside the free plan), Quick Setup in Discord, and the Guided Setup checklist on your account. All of it stays free — a new server should be able to get going in its first ten minutes without paying us anything.

What is not built. There is no paid Templates tier, and no price has been set for one. A larger curated library, and one-click bundles that set up a whole department at once, are ideas for Pro rather than plans. Saving one of your own forms and reusing it on that same server would stay free. Reusing your own templates across several connected servers is a different thing again, and it belongs to Premium's Shared Rank Templates, which is also not built yet. As with CAD, Court and Game Sessions, what is already here stays free.

Longer-term ideas

Loosely held and unranked — parked here so they aren't lost, not because any of them is scheduled.

• More Applications — going beyond the number of application forms included in a plan.
• Events Pack — advanced scheduling, recurring sessions, event templates and richer reminders, on top of the events you can already run.
• Event Banner Generator — generating an announcement graphic from your event details, instead of supplying your own image link. More on this above.
• Incident Reports — structured reports for moderation actions, staff issues and the admin follow-up afterwards. Separate from the CAD incident reports above, which are already built and free.
• Multi-server Network Pack — managing several connected servers together as one network.
• Public Server Portal — a public-facing page for your community to see.
• Enterprise Compliance Pack — additional audit and compliance features for larger organizations.
• A public API for third-party integrations.
• A marketplace for community-built templates and modules.
• Multi-language support across the dashboard and bot.
• A more mobile-friendly way to manage your server on the go.
• Reaching communities beyond Discord.

Questions or ideas?

Nothing here is final, and your feedback is a big part of how we decide what to build next. If you'd like to weigh in, reach us at [email protected] or see the Support page.