Planning should fit your team.
Not the other way around.
Start with a room that gets everyone to an independent estimate without accounts or setup. Upgrade when time zones, repeated invites, and copying stories between tools start slowing the team down.
The comparison below shows exactly which plan removes which kind of friction.
Reach a shared estimate
Run as many live sessions as you need, invite the whole team with one link, and reveal every estimate together. Nobody has to create an account.
Start freeRemove the work around the estimate
Remove the preparation and follow-up around planning: bring in the backlog, work across time zones, reuse team setup, and carry the result forward.
See Organizer pricingKnow exactly what changes when you upgrade
Free handles the live conversation. Organizer removes the recurring work before, between, and after those conversations.
Not sure which fits? See the pricing page or ask us.
Which planning problem sounds familiar?
Small scrum team, just starting
Three to eight engineers, lightweight refinement, no tool lock-in yet.
- Real-time voting with Fibonacci
- Slack or Discord /pokor
- Unlimited concurrent sessions
- Unlimited voters, no sign-up
Team living in Jira, Notion, or GitHub
Backlog is the source of truth. Copy-pasting stories wastes 10 minutes per session.
- Import issues from Jira, Notion, GitHub, or CSV
- Reorder and edit mid-session
- Export estimates to CSV or PDF
- Only the organizer pays
Community or external workshop
Public estimation sessions, unknown participants, no sign-up friction.
- Guest access for everyone
- Slack and Discord integrations
- Join approval (Organizer, optional)
- Kick or ban mis-behaving voters
A standing team that plans every sprint
Same people, week after week. Re-inviting everyone for each session is busywork.
- Invite members once, by email
- Team sessions auto-add every member
- Shared AI credit pool for the team
- Admin-only team estimation insights
Try Pokor with the next story on your backlog
You do not need to configure a workspace or commit to a plan. Open a free room, share the link, and see whether the conversation gets clearer.