Every European OKR software tool reviewed
Cologne, Germany
Essential EUR 7 and Professional EUR 10 per user per month billed annually (minimum 5 users); Enterprise from 100 users on request
Demo on request
Best for: Mid-sized and large firms wanting a dedicated OKR product with prices on the website
Mooncamp is a Cologne OKR platform from Mooncamp GmbH that sells goals, check-ins and dashboards without a surrounding HR suite. Essential costs EUR 7 and Professional EUR 10 per user per month on annual billing, and a goal tree view and custom charts are in Professional.
Mooncamp's register number is HRB 100526 at the Cologne court. Enterprise starts at 100 users, with SAML single sign-on, SCIM and a dedicated account manager. Mooncamp does not state a hosting region in the vendor material, so that is one question to put to the vendor.
What Mooncamp does well
- Two paid plans carry euro prices on the pricing page
- Professional adds a goal tree and custom dashboards
- Slack and Teams connections come with every plan
- Enterprise unlocks SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning
- Commercial register number is printed in the imprint
Where Mooncamp falls short
- Essential and Professional require five users or more
- Only a trial button, no free plan
- Data centre region is missing from what we read
- Enterprise has no published price
Standout feature. Mooncamp pairs a goal tree view with euro prices for two paid tiers, a combination no other entry here shows.
Hamburg, Germany
Free up to 5 users; Premium EUR 6.40 and Supreme EUR 8.00 per user per month; price per user falls with more licences
Demo on request
Best for: Companies that want OKRs and KPIs to anchor their performance talks
Perdoo GmbH, with a Hamburg imprint, builds around goals: strategy maps, OKRs and KPIs in the middle, check-ins, reviews and pulse surveys around them. Five users use it free. Premium is EUR 6.40 and Supreme EUR 8.00 per user monthly.
Perdoo's register entry is HRB 166000B at the Charlottenburg court, and its terms pick German law and Berlin courts. Its DPA lists AWS in Frankfurt for hosting and Chargebee, a US provider, for billing. An AI coach and an MCP server come with the higher plans.
What Perdoo does well
- Five users can start at no cost
- Per-user euro prices are listed for Premium and Supreme
- Strategy maps tie OKRs and KPIs together
- Data processing agreement points to AWS in Frankfurt
- Higher plans add an AI coach and an MCP server
Where Perdoo falls short
- Appraisal forms and 360 reviews play a smaller role than goals
- The pricing page leaves open which plan holds formal reviews
- A US billing subcontractor shows up in the DPA
- Self-hosting is not offered
Standout feature. Perdoo pairs a free plan for five users with a data processing agreement that names AWS in Frankfurt.
Munich, Germany
Modular set-up; AI prices scale with usage; no amounts shown on the pages we read
Demo on request
Best for: Large groups wanting OKRs plus KPIs, with advisory services from an ISO 27001 vendor
Workpath is a Munich strategy execution platform from Workpath GmbH that adds KPI tracking and an analytics suite to OKRs. The use case pages cover rolling out OKRs, relaunching programmes that failed and running business reviews. No prices are shown in the vendor material.
Workpath's register number is HRB 230902 at the Munich court, and the trust page claims ISO 27001. Workpath AI includes an OKR generator and a Quality Checker, while the OKR Coach needs a ChatGPT Plus account, according to Workpath. Consulting and certified masterclasses are sold alongside.
What Workpath does well
- ISO 27001 appears on the trust page
- OKRs and KPIs live in a single platform
- Workpath AI drafts OKRs and checks their quality
- Training and certified OKR masterclasses can be booked
- Register number and VAT ID are in the imprint
Where Workpath falls short
- Workpath shows no amounts
- No free tier is shown
- Data centre region is not named
- The OKR Coach depends on a separate ChatGPT Plus subscription
Standout feature. Workpath sells certified OKR masterclasses and consulting together with a platform that states ISO 27001.
Tartu, Estonia
Free for up to 3 users; 14 day free trial for 4 or more users; paid amounts depend on team size and are shown in US dollars on the pricing page
Demo on request
Best for: Small and mid-sized teams pairing OKRs with a weekly status report
Weekdone is an OKR and weekly reporting service from Weekdone OU in Tartu, Estonia, where each person files plans, progress and problems. It costs nothing for up to three users, and teams of four or more get a 14-day trial without a credit card.
Weekdone OU has Estonian register code 11580348; its terms apply Estonian law and name the Harju County Court in Tallinn. The privacy policy names UpCloud Ltd in Finland with servers in Germany. Amounts on the pricing page are shown in US dollars and depend on the team size chosen.
What Weekdone does well
- Up to three users pay nothing
- Finland hosting with German servers is documented
- Weekly reports follow a Plans, Progress, Problems layout
- Paid plans include an OKR coach and live chat
- Estonian register code is published
Where Weekdone falls short
- Paid amounts appear in US dollars
- No named security certification
- Sub-processors include Salesforce UK and Intercom
- Enterprise portfolio views are thin
Standout feature. Weekdone builds a plans, progress and problems report into the OKR tool, instead of leaving status updates to meetings.
Oslo, Norway
EUR 15 per user per month for 1-25 users, EUR 13 for 26-50, EUR 11 for 51-100, EUR 9 for 101-200; billed annually, excl. VAT
Demo on request
Best for: Nordic and wider European firms wanting a single OKR plan with no feature tiers
Futureworks is an OKR platform from Futureworks AS in Oslo, built for Nordic businesses, with one plan and every feature included. The rate is EUR 15 per user per month for 1 to 25 users and falls to EUR 9 for 101 to 200 users, billed annually and excluding VAT.
Futureworks lists a strategy map, a tree called 360 Vision that runs from priorities to personal objectives, a meeting mode with timed agendas and an AI Coach. The vendor material give no hosting location, security certification or registration number. Norway belongs to the EEA without being an EU member.
What Futureworks does well
- Every feature sits in one plan
- Euro seat prices drop as headcount grows
- A strategy map and 360 Vision tree show alignment
- Meeting mode structures OKR check-ins
- Interface is available in Norwegian and English
Where Futureworks falls short
- Data centre region is not named
- No certification is mentioned
- The EUR 15 entry rate is above Mooncamp Essential
- Above 200 seats the price is negotiated
Standout feature. Futureworks gives the OKR check-in its own meeting mode with timed agendas.
Stockholm, Sweden
Free EUR 0 (3 users, 2 OKR teams); Startup EUR 79 per month (10 users, extra users EUR 8); Business EUR 199 per month (20 users, extra users EUR 10); monthly billing
Demo on request
Best for: Small, growing teams wanting a no-cost start and a flat monthly bill
OKRnest is a Swedish OKR tool from Bantero AB in Stockholm that prices by team rather than by seat. The Free plan covers 3 users and 2 OKR teams, Startup costs EUR 79 monthly for 10 users, and Business costs EUR 199 monthly for 20 users.
Bantero AB holds Swedish registration 556943-5273; its terms apply Swedish law with Stockholms tingsratt. A key result can follow a KPI, and the paid plans add an alignment module, API and MCP access and AI credits. No single sign-on option appears in the vendor material.
What OKRnest does well
- Three users and two OKR teams run free
- Monthly sums replace pure per-seat billing
- A KPI can feed a key result
- Paid plans open a public API and MCP access
- Swedish registration number is published
Where OKRnest falls short
- Data centre region is not named
- Free plan stops at two OKR teams
- Paid support goes through email
- No SSO or other enterprise controls are shown
Standout feature. OKRnest charges one flat monthly sum for a team of up to 20 people, where the others bill per seat.
Berlin, Germany
Founded 2016
From $8/user/month
Demo on request
Best for: Firms putting performance and staff development first, with goals alongside
Leapsome GmbH in Berlin runs a people enablement platform in which OKRs sit beside reviews, feedback, engagement, learning and compensation. Entry pricing is about $8 per user per month, and our tool page cites over 1,500 customer companies.
Leapsome dates from 2016. Review outcomes can flow into development plans and pay decisions drawn from the same data as the goals. Payroll and time tracking are not covered, so an HR system of record stays necessary.
What Leapsome does well
- Pay reviews draw on performance and goal data
- One-to-one tools include agendas
- Managers get AI help drafting feedback
- Berlin vendor processing data in the EU
- Entry price is around $8 per user monthly
Where Leapsome falls short
- An HR system of record is still needed
- Cost per user climbs with headcount
- Results hinge on leadership follow-through
- Prices are given in dollars
Standout feature. Leapsome feeds pay decisions with the goal and review data that teams already keep for OKRs.
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Per employee per month, integrations and security included: Flow €6.50, Momentum €9, Compound on request. Per-head discount from 100 employees and for multi-year contracts (checked on treams.com, 2 November 2026).
Demo on request
Best for: Dutch companies with an HR system who want goals, 1:1s and talent review on top
Treams B.V. of Eindhoven makes a Dutch performance layer: goals and OKRs, one-to-one talks, 360 feedback, eNPS surveys and talent review on a 9-grid. Flow is EUR 6.50 and Momentum EUR 9 per employee a month; the quote covers integrations and security.
Treams B.V. appears under KvK 67017738. It says it holds ISO 27001, runs on AWS in Ireland and keeps its AI away from customer training data. Payroll, absence and recruitment are out of scope, and a demo with a test environment replaces a free trial.
What Treams does well
- Goals, 1:1s, 360 feedback, engagement surveys and a 9-grid talent review share one platform
- Per-employee euro prices include integrations and security
- Every plan has AI, which the vendor says never trains on customer data
- ISO 27001 plus AWS in Ireland for hosting
- AFAS, Visma, Youforce, Nmbrs and SD Worx connections exist
Where Treams falls short
- Payroll, absence and recruitment are out of scope
- A demo and test environment replace a free trial
- Compound is priced on request
- Connectors lean towards Dutch HR and payroll software
Standout feature. Treams adds succession planning and a skill matrix to goals, and quotes its per-employee rates.
Berlin, Germany
Launch $3, Grow $6, Elevate $9 per user per month, billed annually; minimum 20 users (Launch, Grow) or 30 (Elevate); 30-day free trial
Demo on request
Best for: Companies of roughly 50 to 750 employees wanting a narrow review product
Small Improvements Software GmbH in Berlin sells a review product: performance and calibration reviews, 360s, objectives, 1:1s and pulse surveys. Its three tiers cost $3, $6 and $9 per user monthly, and a tier needs at least 20 or 30 seats.
Its commercial register entry is HRB 134106 B at the Charlottenburg court, and disputes go to arbitration in Berlin under German law. Objectives can cascade from company level and an AI objectives coach turns feedback into goals. OKR wording is absent from the vendor material, and the hosting location is not stated.
What Small Improvements does well
- Per-user prices are public and a 30-day trial is offered
- Reviews, 360s, objectives, 1:1s and pulse surveys share a tool
- Calibration works without a forced bell curve
- Admins can edit wording, design and emails
- Contract is a German GmbH under German law
Where Small Improvements falls short
- Minimum of 20 or 30 users
- Prices are in US dollars
- Hosting location is absent from the reviewed pages
- Compensation and learning modules are missing
Standout feature. Small Improvements lets admins reword screens and emails, and runs calibration without ranking people on a curve.
Barcelona, Spain
Founded 2016
Free tier / From €4.50/employee/month
Demo on request
Best for: Small and mid-sized firms wanting HR administration with goals as a side module
Factorial HR in Barcelona offers an HR suite of time tracking, absence, payroll, recruitment and performance modules. Paid plans begin around EUR 4.50 per employee monthly, and a free tier is available.
Factorial dates from 2016 and aims at small and medium businesses, most strongly in Spain and southern Europe. Goals live inside the performance module, which is lighter than the one in Treams. The case for Factorial is consolidating HR administration in one record, not OKR depth.
What Factorial does well
- A free tier allows a trial with real staff data
- Paid plans begin near EUR 4.50 per employee monthly
- Time tracking follows European working-time rules
- Payroll and compensation reach further than most suites
- Documents can be e-signed and a mobile app is included
Where Factorial falls short
- Single modules are shallower than specialist tools
- The free tier is tight enough to force an upgrade soon
- Spanish and southern European markets fit best
- Performance features are lighter than Treams or Elevo
Standout feature. Factorial keeps payroll, time tracking and employee goals in one employee record.
Kiel, Germany
Pro EUR 7,50 per user per month billed yearly (EUR 9,00 monthly); Enterprise Corporate Cloud EUR 15,75 per user per month billed yearly, minimum 50 users; 14 day free trial
Demo on request
Best for: Individuals and small teams who think in visual goal structures
Goalscape is a goal-mapping tool from Goalscape Software GmbH in Kiel that draws goals as a circular Goal Map with progress visible at a glance. Pro costs EUR 7,50 per user per month billed yearly, and Enterprise Corporate Cloud costs EUR 15,75 with a minimum of 50 users.
Goalscape's register number is HRB 10733 KI at the Kiel court. Users can tag and assign goals, filter them and export images or Excel reports. The vendor material do not describe OKR cycles, check-in reminders or Slack and Teams integrations.
What Goalscape does well
- Goals appear as a circular map
- Euro prices start at EUR 7,50 per user monthly
- Enterprise adds a dedicated server and SSO
- Image and Excel exports are built in
- Register number is printed in the imprint
Where Goalscape falls short
- OKRs as a method are not described in the vendor material
- No Slack or Teams link is listed
- Server region is not named
- Enterprise requires at least 50 users
Standout feature. Goalscape shows an entire goal structure as a single circle instead of a table or a tree.
Aarhus, Denmark
Editions Grow, Scale and Transform; no amounts shown on the pages we read
Demo on request
Best for: Firms wanting goals and OKRs inside a learning and performance suite
Zensai is a learning and performance platform from Zensai International ApS in Aarhus, with Goals and OKRs as one of its listed use cases next to onboarding, compliance training and skills. It comes in three editions: Grow, Scale and Transform.
Zensai International ApS is registered in Denmark under number 32139728, and a German entity, Zensai Deutschland GmbH, is entered at the Amtsgericht Wuppertal. The vendor material show no prices, no hosting location and little OKR detail. A Microsoft 365 integration is listed.
What Zensai does well
- Learning, performance and goals share a platform
- Microsoft 365 connection is listed
- Danish and German legal entities are published
- Three editions scale with the company
- Customer stories span several industries
Where Zensai falls short
- Zensai quotes no amounts
- OKR functions get only a brief description
- Server region is not named
- The suite is bigger than a pure OKR tool needs
Standout feature. Zensai attaches OKRs to a learning platform used for onboarding and compliance training.
