GoRetro review
A flexible retro workspace that adds sprint planning, analytics, and action tracking.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
GoRetro is an online collaboration platform for agile teams running sprint retrospectives, sprint reviews, planning poker, and sprint planning activities. It combines reusable and custom templates with anonymous feedback, hidden card authors, voting controls, real-time boards, facilitation tools, analytics, and action-item tracking. Scrum teams, engineering groups, agile coaches, project managers, and organizations running remote or hybrid meetings can use it to structure discussions and carry decisions into follow-up work.
The published plans show a free option for one team per company, with five public boards, unlimited users and guests, more than 20 retrospective templates, and two team boards within a 31-day cycle. Premium costs $29 USD per team per month when billed annually and adds unlimited public boards, Slack integration, advanced action-item controls, meeting recaps, and personalized Joker cards. Sprint Pro costs $49 USD per team per month when billed annually and adds sprint capacity calculation and planning poker. Organization adds volume discounts, SAML/SSO, user management, a dedicated account manager, and an uptime SLA. A 30-day trial is also available.
GoRetro's feature depth extends beyond retrospective facilitation: teams can sort, filter, merge, and organize cards, export boards to PDF, CSV, or the clipboard, monitor sprints, connect Jira, and use happiness indexes, polls, and icebreakers. That breadth suits teams that want retrospectives and sprint-planning activities in one web-based workspace. Teams primarily seeking a focused retro board may find the planning features unnecessary, while organizations needing identity controls and account support should consider the Organization tier. It is a practical fit for collaborative agile workflows, especially when structured voting and action tracking are central requirements.
GoRetro pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Anonymous feedback, voting controls, and reusable retrospective templates
- Action items include owners, due dates, statuses, and history
- Sprint Pro adds capacity calculation and planning poker
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan is limited to one team and five public boards
- The web-only product has integrations for Jira and Slack
- Organization features are reserved for the highest tier
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