The short answer: EOS One is the official EOS software; Ninety has the most published reviews and a free plan; Bloom Growth charges a flat price for unlimited users; Strety is strong on people tools and works with BrightGauge; Success.co has a free plan. BOSS is the one that fills the scorecard straight from QuickBooks Online or Desktop and from Autotask, ConnectWise, HaloPSA or Kaseya BMS, runs daily huddles, and sends a note-taker into Teams, Zoom or Google Meet. It also posts to Teams and Slack, has a public API, and gives coaches a free seat and one view across client companies. BOSS has no phone app or free plan yet.
The tools
At a glance
| BOSS | EOS One | Ninety | Bloom Growth | Strety | Success.co | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $9, $12 or $14 per person per month; yearly is about two months free. Volume pricing for larger teams. Note-taker add-on $40 a month per workspace | One plan with every tool. First user free, then $10 per user per month, billed monthly. 90-day money-back guarantee | Free, then Essentials $12, Accelerate $14, Thrive $16 per user per month. 10% off yearly, paid upfront | Flat monthly: Core $299, Scale $499, Flourish $999, unlimited users. Coaching add-on from $2,500 a month | One per-user plan, about $13 per user per month on average, monthly only. BrightGauge billed separately | Free plan, then one paid plan: $12 per user per month for up to 25 users, less for larger teams and yearly billing |
| Daily huddle | Daily huddle board with today's numbers, checks and topics | Not found | Not found | Not found | Scheduled written check-ins, not a live huddle | Not found |
| Meeting notes and note-taker | Notes from the room, Teams transcripts after the call, or a live note-taker that joins Teams, Zoom or Google Meet | Records from the browser and writes an AI summary by section. No bot joins Teams, Zoom or Meet | No recorder or note-taker. Their help suggests pasting a transcript from another tool | Browser recorder started by the leader, with an AI summary. No bot joins calls | AI assistant writes agenda notes and captures to-dos. No recorder or call bot described | AI meeting summaries. No call bot described |
| Scorecard numbers from QuickBooks | Built in: QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop fill weekly income, cash and money owed | Not found | QuickBooks Online through Zapier only. Desktop not supported | Not found | Not found | Not found |
| Scorecard numbers from a PSA | Built in: Autotask, ConnectWise PSA, HaloPSA and Kaseya BMS fill weekly ticket numbers | Not found | Not found | Not found | ConnectWise, Autotask and HaloPSA connect to to-dos and tickets; scorecard data comes from BrightGauge | Not found |
| Zapier, API and webhooks | Public REST API with workspace keys and signed webhooks for Power Automate, Make or your own scripts, plus an MCP connector for AI apps. Zapier app coming | No public API or Zapier found | Zapier (beta) for scorecard data; public API on Thrive | Zapier and a developer API on all plans | Read and write API. Zapier and webhooks not found | Zapier and a public API |
| Microsoft Teams and Slack | Posts meeting starts, recaps, to-dos and Monday numbers to Teams or Slack channels, a BOSS app inside Teams, and Microsoft or Google sign-in. To-dos sync with Microsoft To Do, Asana, ClickUp and monday.com | Google and Microsoft calendars, Microsoft sign-in. Teams and Slack apps not found | Google and Outlook calendars. Slack and Teams through Zapier | Calendar import; Microsoft 365 and Google calendar and email from Scale. Slack not found | Microsoft Teams app, Outlook add-in, Slack notifications | Google and Microsoft calendars, Microsoft Teams and Slack |
| Phone app | Works in any phone browser. No app store app yet | iOS and Android app (April 2026) | iOS and Android apps | iOS and Android app | iOS and Android apps | iOS and Android apps with offline mode |
| Full comparison | - | BOSS vs EOS One | BOSS vs Ninety | BOSS vs Bloom Growth | BOSS vs Strety | BOSS vs Success.co |
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How to choose
- Your numbers live in QuickBooks or a PSA. BOSS is the only one here that fills the scorecard from both directly. The others rely on typing, Zapier, an API or a separate dashboard tool.
- You want to start free. Ninety and Success.co have free plans; EOS One gives the first seat free.
- You have a large team. BOSS has volume pricing too. Ask us for a quote to compare with Bloom Growth's flat price or Success.co's larger-team rates.
- Your coach uses a specific tool. Ask them. Many work in Ninety or EOS One, and that can matter more than features.
- Phone apps are a must. Every other tool here has iOS and Android apps. BOSS works in the phone browser for now.
Questions
What is the best software for running EOS?
It depends on what matters to you. EOS One is the official software, Ninety has the most reviews and a free plan, Bloom Growth has flat pricing, Strety has deep people tools, and BOSS fills the scorecard from QuickBooks and PSA tools and captures meetings with a note-taker.
What happened to Traction Tools?
Traction Tools became Bloom Growth effective November 1, 2022, according to Bloom Growth.
Which tools connect the scorecard to QuickBooks?
As of October 29, 2026, BOSS connects to QuickBooks Online and Desktop directly. Ninety documents QuickBooks Online through Zapier. We could not find a QuickBooks connection for EOS One, Bloom Growth, Strety or Success.co.