OneMorePoint

Planning Poker Cost Calculator: What Are You Paying For?

Free tool
OneMorePoint
Free, no account or card required
$0

Unlimited rooms, unlimited sessions, every deck type - for any team size.

Parabol
Per active user, billed monthly
$768/yr

Free Starter tier covers up to 2 teams and 10 meetings/month - most teams running regular sprint ceremonies outgrow that and need the $8/user/month Team plan.

Source: Parabol pricing - checked 2026-07-31

Scrum Poker Online
Flat annual fee per room owner
$40/yr

One $40/year Premium account (held by whoever creates the room) removes ads for every participant - the cheapest paid option at any team size.

Source: Scrum Poker Online pricing - checked 2026-07-31

Agile Poker for Jira
Tiered by Jira instance user count, billed annually
$0/yr

Priced by your whole Jira instance’s user count, not just the estimating team - the "plugin tax" of stacking a paid app on top of Jira. Beyond 100 users, pricing requires contacting sales.

Source: Agile Poker for Jira pricing - checked 2026-07-31

Skip the subscription entirely.

Why planning poker tools charge money at all

Most planning poker tools are free to start and charge for the things a team eventually needs: removing ads, unlimited sessions, or a paid Jira app on top of a paid Jira instance. None of that is unreasonable - it's just money a team can skip entirely, because none of it changes what a planning poker session actually needs: a room, private votes, and a simultaneous reveal.

How the numbers above are sourced

Every price in the comparison is pulled directly from the vendor's own pricing page, with the URL and the date it was checked shown under each row - no estimates, no "starting at" guesses. Three different pricing models are represented:

  • Per-user SaaS (Parabol) - cost scales directly with team size.
  • Flat per-owner (Scrum Poker Online) - one account, held by whoever creates the room, covers every participant.
  • Jira-instance-tiered (Agile Poker for Jira) - priced by your whole Jira instance's user count, not just the people estimating, which is the "plugin tax" of stacking a paid app on a paid tool.

Pricing changes. If a number here looks stale, the source link is right there to check - and worth a message our way so we can update it.

The honest tradeoff

A paid tool isn't buying better estimates - Scrum Poker works the same whether the room costs $0 or $40 a year: private votes, one reveal, a conversation about the spread. What the paid tiers usually buy is ad removal, integration depth (a Jira plugin lives where your tickets already are), or scale features a very large organization needs. For a team that just wants to run planning poker, that's real money for problems most teams don't have.

Frequently asked questions

Directly from each vendor’s own public pricing page, linked under each row with the date it was last checked. Nothing here is estimated or averaged.