OKRs Tool

OKRs Tool

A lightweight OKR platform with AI-assisted goal writing, at-risk alerts, and flat per-company pricing for growing companies leaving spreadsheets behind.

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📁 SaaS & Productivity🗣️ English📅 July 27, 2026

Description

OKRs Tool exists for a specific mid-growth-company problem: once you're past about 50 employees, tracking objectives and key results in a shared spreadsheet stops working, but the enterprise OKR platforms built for thousand-person companies are overkill and expensive. It gives each team a visual map showing how their goals cascade from company-level objectives down to their own key results, with automated weekly check-ins over Slack so goal updates happen without another recurring meeting.

It's AI-assisted for writing well-formed objectives from scratch, includes at-risk alerts so a stalling goal gets flagged before the quarter ends, and is pitched at COOs and VPs of Operations at 50-200 person companies migrating off spreadsheets. The free Launch plan covers 1-5 users with no real limits, while paid tiers (Scale at $49/mo flat for 6-50 users, Expand at $129/mo flat for 51+ with unlimited seats) are priced per company rather than per seat — plus a 60%-adoption-in-30-days guarantee or a full refund.

💬 Our review

The short version: OKRs Tool is squarely positioned for the awkward middle stage — too big for a spreadsheet, too small to justify an enterprise platform's price and complexity — and its flat, seat-uncapped pricing on paid tiers backs that up.

Against Tability or Weekdone, which target a similar startup/scale-up audience, OKRs Tool's differentiators are the explicit adoption guarantee (60% in 30 days or refund) and genuinely flat per-company pricing rather than per-seat, which matters a lot once you cross even 20-30 users. Against a full enterprise suite like Workboard or Betterworks, this is deliberately lighter — no deep HR-system integrations, no complex permission structures — which is the point for a 50-200 person company that just needs alignment without a six-month rollout. The free Launch tier capping at 5 users means it's really a trial for anyone beyond a tiny team, and the real value case only kicks in once you're paying the flat Scale or Expand rate across a full department. <!-- ai-generated -->

💰 Pricing

FreemiumEssai 14 jours accès complet sur les plans payants ; garantie 60% adoption en 30j ou remboursement
Launch Gratuit — 1-5 utilisateurs, illimitéScale 49$/mois forfait — 6-50 utilisateursExpand 129$/mois forfait — 51+ utilisateurs, sièges illimités

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

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💰 Pricing model
🆓 Freemium

Launch gratuit (1-5 users) ; Scale 49$/mois forfait (6-50 users) ; Expand 129$/mois forfait (51+ users, sièges illimités)

👥 Target audienceEntreprises de 50-200 personnes, COOs, VPs Opérations, organisations quittant les tableurs
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesInternational
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Pros

Prix forfaitaire par entreprise, pas par siège

Garantie adoption 60%/30j ou remboursé

IA pour rédiger les OKRs

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Cons

Palier gratuit limité à 5 utilisateurs

Moins d'intégrations qu'une suite enterprise

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