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OrgNice review

Freemium#16 of 21 in Org Chart SoftwareEmployee Directory Software

A focused web tool for turning Google Sheets rosters into live org charts.

7.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

OrgNice turns a Google Sheets employee roster into a live staff directory and organizational chart. It maps names, titles, reporting relationships, and additional fields, then updates views when the connected Sheet changes. Searchable profiles, card and table layouts, reporting-line visualization, and custom fields make it suitable for startups, small businesses, operations teams, founders, and HR teams that already manage employee data in Google Sheets.

Pricing is structured around projects rather than users. The Basic plan is free and supports up to five projects. Standard costs $20 per project per month with annual billing or $30 per project per month with monthly billing, adding a Google Sheets connection plus sharing and embedding. Plus costs $25 per project per month annually or $40 per project per month monthly, adding advanced sharing and PNG, SVG, and PDF export. A seven-day free trial is also available. This structure suits teams organizing a small number of charts, while multiple projects can create a higher recurring cost.

The product’s main strength is its narrow Google-centered workflow: AI-assisted column mapping and enhancement, automatic chart generation, live Sheet updates, and connections through Google Sheets and its add-on. Charts can be shared with individuals, organizations, or public links, embedded in wikis, websites, and intranets, and connected with Confluence, Google Sites, Salesforce, and WordPress. OrgNice is web-only and is not intended to replace or connect to a formal HRIS. Choose it for live, shareable visualizations built from Sheets; choose an alternative if your priority is a broader HRIS connection or a wider platform footprint.

OrgNice pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Live org-chart updates directly from a connected Google Sheet
    • Searchable directories with custom employee fields and profile views
    • Sharing, embedding, and PNG, SVG, and PDF exports
  • Where it doesn't
    • Designed around Google Sheets rather than a broad HRIS ecosystem
    • Web-only access limits platform options
    • Per-project pricing can add up across multiple projects

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