QRetro vs EasyRetro

A factual comparison of free plans, board limits, teams and integrations between QRetro and EasyRetro, the retrospective tool formerly known as FunRetro.

The short version

Both tools do the same core job: a shared board, columns, cards, voting and action items, with participants joining from a link. The difference that matters for most teams is the free tier.

EasyRetro allows two public boards per month on its free plan, with no teams. Paid plans start at $21 per month billed annually for one team and five public boards a month, rising to $50 and $75 for more teams and boards.

QRetro is free to use with no board quota, and a team workspace is part of the free product.

Side by side

QRetroEasyRetro
Cost to run retrospectivesFreeFree tier, then $21 / $50 / $75 per month billed annually
Boards on the free planNo quota2 public boards per month
Boards on the entry paid plan5 public boards per month
Teams on the free planIncludedNone
Teams on the entry paid plan1
Board participantsUnlimited, no account requiredUnlimited
Per-seat feesNoneNone
Retrospective templates52200+
Planning pokerIncludedNot part of the product
Team health tracking and ROTIIncludedAvailable on paid plans
Action item tracking between sessionsIncludedIncluded
Jira, Linear, Slack, TelegramIncludedIntegrations on paid plans
SAML SSONot availableLarge Business and Enterprise plans
Audit logNot availableEnterprise plan
Access from Claude, Cursor and other MCP clientsIncludedNot available

Where EasyRetro is the better choice

Template range. Over two hundred formats against fifty-two. If your facilitators like reaching for an unusual exercise, EasyRetro has more of them ready to run.

Enterprise controls. SAML SSO on the Large Business plan and an audit log on Enterprise. QRetro has neither, so if your security review requires them, EasyRetro clears that bar and QRetro does not.

Track record. More than a million retrospectives run on the platform, and a decade of history under two names.

Where QRetro is the better choice

No board quota. Two public boards a month covers a fortnightly retrospective for one team and nothing else. Five boards on the $21 plan covers a weekly retrospective and little more. QRetro does not count boards, which matters most for teams that also run incident reviews, quarterly sessions and one-off workshops.

Teams are free. Team workspaces, shared boards and action items carried between sessions start on EasyRetro's paid plans. On QRetro they are part of the free product.

Planning poker included. Estimation runs on the same accounts and boards, with task import from Jira and Linear, instead of requiring a second tool and a second subscription.

Access from your assistant. QRetro exposes retrospectives over the Model Context Protocol, so Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code can query boards, health trends and open action items directly — including asking what was agreed three sprints ago and never finished. See the MCP integration guide.

Choosing between them

Take EasyRetro if you need SAML SSO or an audit log, or if a very large template library is worth a subscription to you.

Take QRetro if the board quota is the thing that keeps getting in your way, if you want team features without a paid plan, or if you want retrospectives and planning poker in one tool.

Getting started

Open a board from the format your team already runs — Mad Sad Glad, Starfish, Sailboat, KALM or any of the 52 templates — and share the link. Participants join from the browser without creating an account.

Frequently asked questions

Is EasyRetro the same as FunRetro? Yes. FunRetro was renamed to EasyRetro, and funretro.io now redirects to easyretro.io.

How many boards can I create for free on EasyRetro? Two public boards per month, with unlimited participants and no credit card required.

Does QRetro limit the number of boards? No. There is no board quota and no per-seat fee.

Facts about other products on this page were checked on 29 July 2026.

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