A shared doc or sheet for your first quarters, then software only once several teams set OKRs and people stop updating the sheet. Google's own re:Work guide has the whole method: an objective, a few measurable key results, graded 0.0 to 1.0, with 60 to 70% as the sweet spot. When you outgrow the sheet, Weekdone is free for up to 3 users, Perdoo is free for up to 5 users with Premium at €6.40 a user a month and tracks KPIs beside OKRs, Tability connects to Slack, Teams, Jira and Linear at $6 a user a month billed yearly, and Mooncamp starts at €7 a user a month billed annually. If your team already plans in ClickUp, Goals come with its Core plan, so you may need nothing new. The rule: the weekly check-in is the work; buy a tool only when the check-in stops happening without one.
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Google's own guide to the method it uses: ambitious objectives, key results graded on a 0 to 1.0 scale, a target of 0.6 to 0.7, three to five objectives with about three key results each, and OKRs kept separate from performance evaluation.
Weekdone's own price page. It is OKR software for small teams, free for up to 3 users with the account fully functional, and a 14-day free trial for teams of 4 or more.
Perdoo's own price page. It tracks OKRs and KPIs together with projects: Free covers up to 5 users, Premium is €6.40 a user a month and Supreme €8.00, with the price per user falling as you add licences.
Tability's own price page. It is OKR tracking that connects to Slack, Teams, Jira and Linear: Basic is $6 a user a month billed yearly ($7 monthly) and Premium $10, with a free trial.
Mooncamp's own price page. It is an OKR platform with a customisable goal system: Essential is €7 a user a month billed annually and Professional €10, with a free trial.
ClickUp's plans for tasks, docs, goals and dashboards in one tool. Free costs nothing, Core is $9 a user a month and Business $17, with automation allowances rising by plan.
