RetroPop vs TeamRetro

By the RetroPop team · Prices and features checked on each vendor's own website in . Prices change; check the vendor's site before buying.

TeamRetro is a broad agile-meetings platform with AI, estimation, standups and enterprise security, from US$25 a month per team after a 30-day trial. RetroPop costs €6 a month per team for unlimited boards, and every feature is free for 3 boards. RetroPop focuses on guided retrospectives and has no AI, integrations or SSO.

At a glance

RetroPop and TeamRetro compared
FeatureRetroPopTeamRetro
Pricing modelFlat price per teamPer team, monthly or yearly
Paid plan€6/month per team for unlimited boardsUS$25/month for one team (US$250/year); organisation plans from US$60/month for three teams
Free optionFree plan: 3 boards per team with every feature30-day free trial; no free plan listed
People includedUnlimited; guests join a board with just a nameUp to 25 members on the single-team plan; unlimited on organisation plans
What it coversRetrospectives (14 formats, including a Squad Health Check, a Scrum checklist and a Product Team Maturity Assessment)Retrospectives, health checks, maturity models, estimation and async standups
AI featuresNoneYes: an AI assistant, grouping, action suggestions and summaries
Single sign-on (SAML)No (email or Google sign-in)Yes, on all paid plans
IntegrationsNone yetYes, plus webhooks and API access

The main differences

  • Scope: TeamRetro also covers estimation, async standups and maturity models across many teams. RetroPop covers retrospectives, including a Squad Health Check, a Scrum checklist and a Product Team Maturity Assessment.
  • Price: TeamRetro's single-team plan is US$25 a month (US$250 a year) for up to 25 members. RetroPop is €6 a month per team with no member limit.
  • Free use: TeamRetro offers a 30-day trial. RetroPop has a free plan with every feature for three boards.
  • AI and enterprise: TeamRetro includes an AI assistant, SSO on all paid plans and US or EU hosting. RetroPop has none of these, and hosts in the EU.

What each does well

RetroPop

  • Guided stages with facilitator and participant instructions and a shared timer for every format.
  • Guests join with a link and a name, no account needed.
  • One flat price per team, so adding people never changes the bill. Every feature is free for 3 boards.
  • A Product Team Maturity Assessment that turns its weakest area into a focused retrospective.
  • Hosted in the EU (Amsterdam).

TeamRetro

  • Covers far more than retrospectives: health checks, maturity models, estimation and async standups in one subscription.
  • AI features for grouping ideas, suggesting actions and summarising meetings.
  • SSO on every paid plan, a choice of US or EU hosting, and enterprise options such as SCIM and SOC 2.

Which should you choose?

Choose TeamRetro if you want one platform for retros, estimation and standups, need AI help or SSO, or run many teams under one organisation.

Choose RetroPop if you mainly run retrospectives, want them guided stage by stage, and prefer a low flat price with a free plan.

Switching from TeamRetro to RetroPop

  1. Create a free RetroPop account; your team is created with it.
  2. Pick the format closest to the one you used: most popular formats are built in.
  3. Share the board link in your call. Teammates join with their name, no account needed.
  4. Bring open action items over by adding them in the Actions view of your first board.

Frequently asked questions

Is RetroPop cheaper than TeamRetro?
For one team, yes: RetroPop is €6 a month against TeamRetro's US$25 a month (or US$250 a year), checked in October 2026. TeamRetro includes more products, such as estimation and standups.
Does RetroPop have a free plan like TeamRetro?
TeamRetro offers a 30-day free trial. RetroPop has an ongoing free plan with every feature for 3 boards per team.
Does RetroPop have AI features?
No. RetroPop focuses on guided facilitation. TeamRetro includes an AI assistant, grouping, action suggestions and summaries.
Can guests join without an account?
In RetroPop, yes: anyone with the board link joins with just a name. TeamRetro lists guest and observer roles on its Enterprise plan.

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