OKRs Tool

What OKRs Tool is

OKRs Tool helps teams set objectives and key results, track progress, and connect goals with company strategy. It is described as built for companies with 50–200 people, and 50 users are included. Teams can assign named owners to key results, record progress check-ins, and use automated weekly nudges. Its AI features assess whether key results are measurable, suggest rewrites, and identify goals that are stalled or at risk. The listed integrations are Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace, Jira, Asana, Linear, ClickUp, Notion, and a REST API. The service is available on the web and through an API; it also supports one-on-ones, periodic review cycles, and goal alignment. A free plan covers up to 5 users, and a 14-day full-feature trial is available. Paid plans are flat fees for the organization: Scale costs $129 a month, Expand costs $229 a month, and Enterprise costs $349 a month from, all billed monthly. Expand adds strategy and multi-team OKRs, performance features, and priority support; Enterprise includes SSO, SCIM, audit logs, unlimited API, webhooks, and multi-workspace. The maker says customer data is stored in AWS Ireland and encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.2 or 1.3. It says most teams can set up in an afternoon without a consultant.

Who it suits

OKRs Tool suits companies with 50–200 people that want to set and align objectives, assign key result owners, and keep progress check-ins moving. Teams using the listed collaboration, project management, or productivity integrations may also find its connections relevant.

Limits

The free plan covers up to 5 users. Scale is $129 a month and includes an API limit of 1K per day; Expand is $229 a month with a 10K-per-day API limit. Rollouts across more than 100 people should contact the company for a tailored plan.

Getting started

1. Open the OKRs Tool website.
2. Start with the free plan for up to 5 users or choose the 14-day full-feature trial.
3. Select a monthly organization plan if you need paid features.
4. Connect any listed integrations your team uses.
5. Set objectives and key results, then assign owners and schedule progress check-ins.

Verdict

Choose OKRs Tool if your team wants a structured OKR process with named ownership, check-ins, and goal alignment. The free plan allows up to five users, while paid plans add broader features and API capacity. For a rollout of more than 100 people, contact the company about a tailored plan.