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PointHuddle vs PlanningPoker.com
PlanningPoker.com is one of the best-known planning poker tools. The organiser registers before starting a game; PointHuddle starts a room with just a name.
Price and limits
| PointHuddle | PlanningPoker.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting a room | Just your name, no account | The organiser registers first |
| Price | Free, no paid plans | Free and paid plans; see their plans page |
| Joining | Free, no account | Free for players |
| Room size | Up to 50 people | Depends on plan |
| Jira | CSV and Jira XML import, issue links; a Jira app is on the way | Import and export of stories, estimates and notes |
| Timer and anonymous voting | Yes, both | Custom timers and anonymous voting |
PlanningPoker.com details from planningpoker.com, 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.
We couldn't read PlanningPoker.com's current prices automatically, so they aren't quoted here. Check their plans page for today's numbers.
Which one fits
- Choose PointHuddle if you want to start without anyone creating an account, or want the reveal to show where the team disagrees.
- Choose PlanningPoker.com if you need two-way Jira sync today.
Try it with your team
Create a room, share the link, and vote. No accounts, no sign-up, free.
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