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  • OKRs Tool: Okr dashboard
  • OKRs Tool: Okrs
  • OKRs Tool: Predicted risks

Who it fits

Tool type
Dedicated OKR tool
OKR experience fit
Established practice
Orientation
Team-led (bottom-up)
Team size
Startups

Pricing

Free plan
No
Free trial
Yes, no card needed
Price band (per user/mo at 25 users)
Mid ($5–$10)
Pricing model
Flat rate
Pricing transparency
★★★★★

All tiers public, flat rate, monthly billing, and the API is now included. SSO is gated to the Enterprise tier, which is priced "from" USD 349/mo.

Monthly billing
Yes
Published plans
Scale USD 129/mo · 99 seats included
Expand USD 229/mo · 99 seats included
Enterprise USD 349/mo

Flat per organization, about 20% off with annual billing. Enterprise is priced from USD 349/mo; 100+ people get a tailored plan.

Product & integrations

Slack
Yes
MS Teams
Yes
Jira
Yes
API
Included
Native integrations
8 native: Slack, Teams, Google Workspace, Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp, Notion
Mobile app
Web only
AI maturity
★★★★★

AI drafting, coach and at-risk predictions. Responds, does not act autonomously.

Security & compliance

SSO
Paid tier only
EU data hosting
Yes, standard
SOC 2
Not certified
ISO 27001
Not certified

Company & reviews

Company HQ
Europe
Vendor stability
★★★★★

Founded 2024 with a small team; the long-term track record is still short.

Ownership
Independent
G2 score
4.6 (7 reviews)

Compared with OKRnest

  • OKRs Tool is similar to OKRnest on paper: both are easy to grasp, EU-based, startup or SMB focused OKR tools that promise survival past the first cycle.
  • The difference is where each puts its center of gravity: OKRs Tool leads with flat pricing, while OKRnest builds the whole product around the structured weekly team check-in and bottom-up team architecture, with EU hosting as standard rather than a higher-tier option.
  • Teams that want the check-in habit itself, not just affordable goal tracking, are better served by OKRnest.
  • OKRnest also comes with a rigid secure and stable infrastructure setup without any intermediary app builder (Lovable in the case of OKRs Tool).

Solution overview

OKRs Tool is a young Estonian dedicated OKR tool (founded 2024, bootstrapped, few people involved) selling simplicity and flat pricing: $129 to $349 per month for the whole organization, picked by feature set rather than headcount, with a 14-day trial in place of the earlier free tier, live without IT involvement in an afternoon. It ships real AI (drafting, AI Coach, at-risk prediction, even a Claude MCP server) plus automated weekly check-ins, and backs adoption with a 60%-engagement-in-30-days refund guarantee.

It is growing quickly but still early: the company was founded in 2024 and social proof is thin at 7 G2 reviews. SSO, webhooks and the MCP server sit on the Enterprise tier, there is no mobile app and no security certification.

Strengths

  • Flat per-organization pricing ($129, $229 or from $349 per month, never per user) with monthly billing and a 14-day full-feature trial that needs no card.
  • Every integration and the REST API are included from the entry plan.
  • Fast self-serve setup (“live in an afternoon”) plus shipped AI: drafting, AI Coach and at-risk prediction.
  • Check-in automation and nudges built in, with a 60%-adoption-in-30-days refund guarantee.

Weaknesses

  • A young vendor (founded 2024) with a small team, so the long-term track record is short and the review base is still thin (7 G2 reviews).
  • The free tier for small teams has been retired in favour of a 14-day trial, SSO, SCIM, webhooks and the MCP server are reserved for the Enterprise tier, there is no native mobile app, and the application itself carries no SOC 2 or ISO certification.
  • EU data residency is only available on higher plans and the solution is built on the vibe coding platform Lovable which is yet unproven in long term sustainable SaaS operations.

What customers say

The small review base (7 on G2) is positive but thin. Users praise the clear structure, quick setup, the free tier for small teams and the helpful AI suggestions.

On the critical side, some find it complicated and time-consuming if the team is new to the OKR framework, and that the product still needs polish. In short: liked by those who commit, but not yet battle-tested at scale.

How they position themselves

“Most OKRs die after the first cycle. Yours won't.”

none-enterprise, operator-focused OKR software for VPs and department heads at 50-200 person companies moving beyond spreadsheets. Sells simplicity, flat pricing and survival past cycle one.

Sources

Every data point above was checked against a primary source, last verified 2026-09-21.

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