Rogers’ Five Factors is included in the Professional plan and higher, and pay-as-you-go accounts can run it too. It carries the Advanced badge. On Free and Essential, its card shows Upgrade instead of Select. See Strategy plans.
When to use it
- You’re launching something new and want to know what might slow customers down.
- Adoption is slower than planned and you want to find the cause.
- You’re rolling out an internal change, such as a new system or process, and want to plan for resistance.
What you get
The result opens on the Components tab. Framework Summary gives an Executive Summary, and Sources lists what the analysis cited. Under Framework Details, you get one section for each part of the framework:- Relative Advantage
- Compatibility
- Complexity
- Trialability
- Observability
- Strategic Recommendations
Run it
1
Open Generate Framework
In the side menu, under Quick Frameworks, click Generate Framework.
2
Select Rogers' Five Factors
Under Select Framework, find Rogers’ Five Factors in the Market & Product Strategy group and click Select.
3
Describe the business
Fill in the Business Context fields: company name, business summary, industry, target customer and so on. See Generate a framework for what each field needs, and for loading a saved company or autofilling from a document.Then, under Framework Inputs (Optional), answer the questions specific to Rogers’ Five Factors:
Click Continue.
4
Pick a depth and generate
On a subscription plan there’s no depth choice here: the framework runs at the deepest depth your plan includes. On pay-as-you-go, choose Quick Scan, Standard or Deep under Analysis depth. Click Generate Framework. The app shows the processing time for that depth, from ~2 min for Quick Scan to ~8 min for Deep.

