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PointHuddle vs Kollabe
Kollabe bundles planning poker with retrospectives and standups and syncs estimates to your tracker on its paid plans. PointHuddle does planning poker only, free, with no session limit.
Price and limits
| PointHuddle | Kollabe | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Everything, no limits on sessions, stories or rounds | Up to 10 participants per room, up to 4 planning poker sessions a month, 7-day history |
| Paid plans | None | Planning Poker Only $12 per space a month ($120 a year); Premium $29 per space a month ($290 a year) |
| Room size | Up to 50 people | Up to 10 free; up to 500 with the large-team feature |
| Joining | Free, no account | Shareable link, no sign-up |
| Tracker sync | CSV and Jira XML import; Jira app on the way | Jira, GitHub, Azure DevOps and Linear with estimates synced back, on paid plans |
| Async voting | A round can stay open for people to vote later | Yes |
Kollabe details from kollabe.com/pricing and kollabe.com/planning-poker, checked on 11 October 2026.
What PointHuddle adds after the reveal
- The spread, not just an average. Cards line up along your deck with the median marked and the lowest and highest voters highlighted. See when estimates disagree.
- Revote only the extremes on a short timer, and a confidence vote that catches “everyone agreed, nobody was sure”.
- Estimate vs actual. Record what stories really took and see how each card held up.
- Slack and Microsoft Teams posts for each accepted estimate, free.
Which one fits
- Choose PointHuddle if your team is bigger than 10 or estimates more than four times a month and you don't want a subscription.
- Choose Kollabe if you want retros and standups in the same tool, or estimates written back to GitHub, Azure DevOps or Linear now.
Try it with your team
Create a room, share the link, and vote. No accounts, no sign-up, free.
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