PlanningPoker.live vs STACK

PlanningPoker.live is an online agile estimation tool for preparing project cards, voting, and reaching consensus. Teams can use T-shirt sizing, Fibonacci values, or custom voting combinations, with unlimited voters, vote averages, and edge-case highlighting. Participants may prepare topics and vote asynchronously before a meeting. Embedded apps support Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Webex. Jira and Linear integrations import issues and synchronize agreed story-point estimates back to those tools, while Slack can create sessions with a channel command. Rooms may use passwords, organization restrictions, and adjustable member permissions. The service runs on the web and as an extension, with anonymous room access available at no cost. Paid one-time bundles cost 9.00 USD, 17.00 USD, or 50.00 USD. Its public code runs on Firebase and Google Cloud, with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.2 or later in transit.

STACK is project software for working with plan pages, measurements and cost estimation. Its Free plan supports one active project per month, up to 300 plan pages, 50 measurements per project and one viewer seat. Premium and Pro list unlimited projects, plan pages, measurements and viewer seats, though neither plan has a listed price. STACK is freemium, with a free plan at free and a 7-day trial. It is available on Android, iOS, web and Windows. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. The listed plan details make the free tier’s project, page, measurement and seat allowances explicit; the two paid tiers specify the same unlimited allowances for those categories. Cost estimation is also listed as a capability.