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Perdoo vs Weekdone

Both are lightweight OKR tools with a real free tier; Perdoo adds strategy mapping, Weekdone stays closer to simple weekly planning.

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Perdoo Weekdone
Vendor Perdoo Weekdone
Pricing model Free tier + paid plans Free tier + paid plans
Free tier Yes Yes
Deployment Cloud Cloud
Open source No No
Best for Small-to-mid teams wanting affordable, transparent OKR tracking without a full performance-management suite. Small and mid-size teams wanting simple, affordable OKR and weekly-planning tracking.
Pricing

Free for up to 5 users; paid per-user tiers scale down in price as team size grows.

Free $0
Premium €6.40/user/month
Supreme €8.00/user/month

Prices read from the vendor's own page on September 21, 2026. Vendors change prices; check the source before you budget.

Free for up to 3 users; paid plans are per-user and decrease per seat as team size grows, with a 14-day trial for larger teams.

Free $0

Prices read from the vendor's own page on September 21, 2026. Vendors change prices; check the source before you budget.

Features
  • OKR and KPI tracking
  • Strategy map linking goals to company objectives
  • Manual check-ins with confidence scoring
  • Company-wide alignment dashboards
  • Integrations to pull in KPI values automatically
  • Board/executive summary views
  • SSO (Premium/Supreme)
  • OKR trees and weekly planning
  • Progress dashboards and custom reports
  • Company TV/dashboard view
  • Conversations, feedback and recognition
  • Quarterly OKR review support
  • SSO and API access
  • 1,500+ app integrations via Zapier

Verdict

Perdoo and Weekdone are the two affordable, small-team options in the OKR category, and both are unusual for offering a genuinely free plan rather than gating access behind a trial — Perdoo free for up to five users, Weekdone free for up to three. Past that, Perdoo leans slightly further into formal strategy: a strategy map linking goals to company objectives, KPI tracking alongside OKRs, and board/executive summary views on its higher tier. Weekdone stays closer to its core job — OKR trees, weekly check-ins and a company dashboard — and adds breadth through more than 1,500 app integrations via Zapier rather than more built-in modules.

Neither is trying to be an enterprise strategy-execution platform, and that is the point: both are built for teams that want alignment without buying a large HR suite.

Choose Perdoo if

  • You want a formal strategy map connecting individual OKRs up to company-level objectives, not just a flat goal list.
  • You track KPIs alongside OKRs and want integrations that can pull some KPI values in automatically rather than typing them in by hand.
  • You want board- or executive-level summary views as your team grows past the free tier.
  • Per-user pricing that decreases with volume matters to you — Perdoo's paid tiers are priced in euros and drop per seat as headcount grows.

Choose Weekdone if

  • Your team is very small (three or fewer) and you want to stay on the free plan with the full feature set rather than a limited free tier.
  • You want simple weekly planning and check-ins over a more elaborate strategy-mapping structure.
  • You rely on Zapier for connecting to other tools and want the largest integration surface rather than native integrations to a smaller set of platforms.
  • A company-wide "TV dashboard" view for visibility matters to your team's culture.

What they share

Both report on progress people self-declare in a check-in, not an independent read of the business — see OKR — so the real driver of value in either tool is whether your team actually keeps up the check-in habit, not which one you pick.

Last reviewed September 22, 2026

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