Free
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Up to 3 users on one crew, with the full weekly meeting.
Switching tools
If your leadership team already runs the Level 10 Meeting® in Ninety, the hard part of switching isn't the meeting; it's the data. Runway has a built-in Ninety import, so your rocks, measurables, to-dos, and issues move over in a few minutes and next week's flight takes off on schedule.
No credit card · One-time import · Nothing to uninstall
Ninety is a well-known tool for teams running on EOS®, and plenty of good crews are happy there. We're not going to publish a feature-by-feature scorecard of a product we don't control. Those comparisons go stale the week they're written, and they're always graded by the person who wrote them.
What we can tell you precisely is what Runway is, what it costs, and exactly what happens to your data if you move. Runway is aviation-themed meeting software built around one thing: the weekly Level 10 Meeting®, run as a timed flight from Segue to Landing the Plane, with the scorecard, rocks, to-dos, and issues your crew needs along the way.
If that's the meeting you want to run, the import below means trying it costs you an afternoon, not a quarter.
What you're switching to
If you're shopping for a Ninety.io alternative, this is the whole product in one screen: a timed Level 10 Meeting® flight your crew moves through together, with the numbers, rocks, commitments, and issues surfacing where the agenda calls for them.
Check in as people before you check in on numbers.
Scorecard and KPIs with trends at a glance.
Rocks and milestones, on-track or off.
Headlines from around the organization.
Last week's commitments, done or not done.
Identify, discuss, and solve your issues.
Recap, cascade messages, rate the meeting.
What comes across
Every rock comes across with its milestones attached as checkpoints, so a rock arrives already broken down instead of as a bare title.
Each measurable's definition (title, unit, goal, owner, and interval) lands in your Control Tower ready to take numbers.
Outstanding seven-day commitments arrive on the To-Dos list with their owners.
Your live issues list moves into Baggage Claim so nothing gets dropped between the two tools.
Ninety's public API has no endpoint for reading past scorecard values, so the weekly numbers behind your measurables can't come through the import. Export them from Ninety as a CSV and bring them in through Runway's CSV import instead. It exists for exactly this, and your trend lines pick up where they left off.
The migration
Create a Personal Access Token in Ninety and paste it into the import dialog.
Choose which Ninety team you're migrating. It lands in the Runway crew you run the import from.
Preview the rocks, measurables, to-dos, and issues found, and tick what you actually want.
Everything saves into your crew through the same paths the app uses, so your permissions apply as usual.
There's nothing to schedule and no one you have to get on a call with. The only work is creating the token and ticking the boxes, so a single team is a few minutes' job; if you're moving several crews, you run it once per team.
Your Ninety Personal Access Token lives in the import dialog's memory only: it's sent with each request and never stored or logged. The import also skips anything whose title already exists in the crew, so running it twice won't leave you with two of everything.
What it costs
Free is free forever, not free for fourteen days, so you can move a team across and run real meetings in it before anyone signs anything.
Up to 3 users on one crew, with the full weekly meeting.
Everything: unlimited users and crews, full scorecards, cross-crew views, integrations, priority support.
That's the whole price list; the beta program explains how organizations get in. For what Ninety costs today, check their pricing page directly: we'd rather point you at the source than quote a number that goes stale.
When not to switch
We said we won't tell you what someone else's product does. Here's the other half of that deal: the cases where Runway is the wrong answer, so you can find out now instead of three weeks into a migration.
Runway has no one-on-ones, no review cycles, and no feedback tracking. It's meeting software, not an HR system, and we'd rather say so than let you find out in month two.
There's no Accountability Chart® and no V/TO® builder in Runway. We cover the weekly Level 10 Meeting® and the rocks, numbers, to-dos, and issues that feed it. That's the scope, on purpose.
Runway is a web app. There's no native Teams or Slack app pushing your to-dos into the chat window your team already has open all day.
Runway has no SSO, no SCIM, and no public API or webhooks yet, at any price. If those are hard requirements this quarter, we're not there yet.
If none of those are dealbreakers, the thing you're trading away is breadth and the thing you're getting back is a weekly meeting that starts on time and ends on time.
Common questions
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