Oboard review
A highly configurable OKR platform with extensive controls, but a high published starting price.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Oboard is an outcome-management platform for organizations coordinating Objectives and Key Results across company, department, team, and squad levels. It combines cascading OKRs with roadmap, map, alignment, and plain views, allowing teams to organize goals in different ways. Recurring check-ins, reminders, progress reports, customizable dashboards, permissions, privacy controls, and multiple key-result types support ongoing review. It is suited to organizations that need structured OKR workflows across multiple teams rather than a minimal goal list.
The published plans show Essential at $325 per user per month or $3,300 per user per year for unlimited Objectives and Key Results, multiple key-result types, and private Objectives and Key Results. Professional costs $500 per user per month or $5,400 per user per year and adds custom weighting, custom grading thresholds, and a dedicated account manager. Enterprise adds unlimited OKR levels, custom fields, shared custom dashboards, priority support, and an audit log. Oboard also offers a 14-day free trial. The pricing page displays rates for the 51-100 user tier, so the listed amounts are tied to that pricing context.
For teams that need connected workflows, Oboard integrates with Jira and provides a public API. Notifications can be sent through email, in-app messages, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Discord. Its configuration depth includes custom fields, labels, cycles, weighting, grading thresholds, role-based permissions, and privacy controls. That breadth makes it a fit for organizations with distinct review processes, layered goals, and formal ownership rules. Teams seeking detailed OKR administration should consider Oboard; smaller groups wanting straightforward tracking may prefer a simpler and less costly tool.
Oboard pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Cascades OKRs across company, department, team, and squad levels
- Supports scheduled check-ins, reminders, grading, and progress reports
- Offers custom fields, permissions, dashboards, and multiple planning views
- Where it doesn't
- Published monthly pricing starts at $325 per user
- Enterprise pricing is not shown in the published plan details
- The feature set may exceed the needs of teams wanting simple OKR tracking
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