One tool, one bill —
Jira sync included
Planning Poker Online splits Jira into a separately priced Atlassian Marketplace plugin. Pokor's Jira write-back is built into the €5.99/mo Organizer plan, alongside Notion, GitHub, Slack and Discord.
TL;DR
Planning Poker Online offers a $30/facilitator/mo ($300/yr) web plan, a free game limited to 9 votings and 5 issues for 6 weeks, and a separately delivered Jira Marketplace plugin; its web app supports Linear, GitHub, and Azure DevOps. Pokor is €5.99/mo for the organizer with voters free, async voting, Notion, GitHub, Slack, and Discord workflows, and unlimited active sessions on Free.
Who should pick which
Pokor fits when…
- You don't want a separate Marketplace plugin and bill just to use Jira during refinement.
- You're upgrading purely because of the 9-vote / 5-issue free-tier cap — €5.99/mo is cheaper than $30.
- You need async voting, Notion / Slack / Discord and exports — all not advertised on Planning Poker Online.
- You estimate at most occasionally and the 6-week game expiry on the free tier is annoying you.
Consider Planning Poker Online when…
- Your team uses Linear or Azure DevOps and you want native integration with both.
- You need multiple facilitators per game with shared controls.
The full comparison
Public plans and product pages can change. “Not advertised” means the capability was not found on the cited public pages, not that it cannot exist.
Sources checked July 23, 2026: Planning Poker Online product · Planning Poker Online FAQ
Common questions
Is Planning Poker Online's Jira integration really a separate product?
Yes. The web app at planningpokeronline.com does not include Jira — Jira sync ships as a separate Atlassian Marketplace plugin with separate pricing (per-Jira-user, billed via Atlassian). Pokor includes Jira OAuth + write-back in the standard €5.99/mo Organizer plan, no Marketplace install. See the Jira integration →
How do the free tiers compare?
Planning Poker Online's free tier allows 9 votings and 5 issues per game, with games expiring after 6 weeks. Pokor's free tier is unlimited — unlimited active sessions per organizer, unlimited voters, real-time voting, Slack & Discord, and guest access — sessions don't expire on a fixed schedule. See full pricing →
What does Pokor have that Planning Poker Online doesn't?
Async voting, vote rationale and confidence, Notion import and write-back, GitHub write-back, CSV in the main app, Slack and Discord slash commands, a per-session retrospective view, cross-session analytics, similar-story suggestions, and PDF/CSV exports. These are included in the €5.99/mo Organizer plan.
What does Planning Poker Online have that Pokor doesn't?
Linear and Azure DevOps integrations, plus multi-facilitator games with shared controls.
Skip the separate Jira plugin
Connect Jira via OAuth from Settings → Integrations and Pokor writes estimates back automatically — no extra Marketplace bill.
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