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PerdooOKRs with a strategy map — so goals connect to the bigger picture

Productivity

Perdoo is OKR software built around the gap most goal tools ignore: employees can see the objectives but not the strategy behind them. Its Strategy Map links long-term direction to quarterly OKRs and ongoing KPIs. Used by 2,000+ organisations including Hotjar and the City of Amsterdam.

Best for

  • +Companies whose first attempt at OKRs quietly died
  • +Teams that confuse ongoing KPIs with quarterly objectives
  • +Organisations of 30+ where strategy gets lost below the leadership layer
  • +European companies wanting an EU-based vendor

Not ideal for

  • Small teams that just need a shared goal list
  • Companies with no articulated long-term strategy to map
  • Teams wanting task management in the same tool

Illustrative Case Study

Based on realistic usage patterns and typical results reported by users — not a verified customer story. Numbers are illustrative.

The Problem

A 60-person SaaS company ran OKRs for four quarters and abandoned them. The post-mortem was blunt: teams could recite their key results but nobody could explain how any of them served the three-year plan, so OKRs felt like extra admin rather than direction.

The Solution

They restarted on Perdoo, beginning with the Strategy Map instead of the goals. Long-term direction went in first, quarterly OKRs were attached beneath it, and recurring business metrics moved to KPI boards so they stopped being miswritten as key results.

The Result

OKR participation went from roughly 40% to over 90% of teams by the second quarter, because people could see what their objective laddered up to. Separating KPIs from OKRs cut the number of tracked goals by a third with no loss of coverage.

💡 ROI Estimate: Tool costs roughly $90/mo for a mid-size team. Saves ~10 hours/mo of planning and reporting overhead (~$500) and rescues an OKR process that was about to be dropped entirely.

— Frequently asked questions about Perdoo

Is Perdoo free?+
Yes for up to 5 people, which is enough to run a real OKR cycle in a small team. Beyond that it moves to paid per-user plans; Perdoo publishes current rates on its pricing page rather than a fixed public figure.
Perdoo vs Weekdone: what's the actual difference?+
Perdoo is strategy-first — the Strategy Map comes before the goals, and KPIs live separately from OKRs. Weekdone is cadence-first, built around weekly check-ins that roll up into OKR progress. Perdoo suits companies with a long-term plan to communicate; Weekdone suits teams whose goals drift because nobody looks at them weekly.
What is the difference between OKRs and KPIs in Perdoo?+
KPIs are the metrics you always track — churn, MRR, uptime. OKRs are the specific changes you're trying to make this quarter. Perdoo separates them deliberately, because writing business-as-usual metrics as key results is the most common way OKR programmes become meaningless.
Who uses Perdoo?+
Over 2,000 organisations, including Hotjar, Fjällräven, and the City of Amsterdam. It skews toward mid-size companies and public organisations rather than very early startups.

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Perdoo saves ~10 hrs/mo on Strategy communication, OKR planning cycles, and progress reporting.

Time value (10 hrs × $50)$500/mo
Tool cost−$90/mo
Net monthly savings$410/mo
ROI multiple6x return

* Estimate based on typical usage. Your actual results will vary.

Pricing

Starting fromFree (up to 5 users) / paid per user
✓ Free plan14-day free trial

Quick facts

CategoryProductivity
Headquarters🇩🇪 Germany
4.0/ 5.0Boring Score

💡 Tool costs roughly $90/mo for a mid-size team. Saves ~10 hours/mo of planning and reporting overhead (~$500) and rescues an OKR process that was about to be dropped entirely.