Enginely runs the same weekly rhythm — scorecard, rocks, to-dos, and a real issues-solving block — imports your Ninety data in minutes, and costs a flat $49/month for your whole team instead of per-seat fees.
Ninety.io charges per seat, so the meeting gets more expensive every time someone joins it. Enginely charges one flat price.
The weekly-meeting core, side by side.
| Capability | Enginely | Ninety.io |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly meeting runner with built-in timer | Included | Included |
| Scorecard with trends | Included | Included |
| Rocks / quarterly priorities | Included | Included |
| Issues list with solve workflow | Included | Included |
| Import from the other tool | Built in | — |
| Pricing model | Flat — $49/mo up to 25 seats | Per seat, ~$14/user/mo |
| One-click full data export (JSON) | Yes | Limited |
| Single-screen, loads instantly | Yes | Multi-module suite |
Your Rocks, To-Dos, Issues, and Headlines come with you — no retyping.
Rocks, to-dos, issues, and headlines, straight from Ninety's XLSX exports. Scorecard metrics take a few minutes to re-key — most teams tidy theirs up in the process.
Yes — check-in, scorecard, rocks, headlines, to-dos, issues, conclude, with a timer keeping each section honest. If your team ran a Level 10-style meeting in Ninety, nothing about the rhythm changes.
No. Export everything as JSON anytime. Your meeting history is your data — leaving Enginely is as easy as joining it.
Enginely focuses on the weekly meeting. If you use Ninety's org charts, 1-on-1s, or process documentation daily, you may want both — many teams run Enginely for the meeting alone and still come out ahead on cost.