Perdoo starts at €6.40/user/month, Mooncamp runs €7–10/user/mo, Profit.co now shows no prices at all — all checked 2026-09-26 — and Microsoft retired Viva Goals on December 31, 2025. Every platform ships the cabinet: forms, dashboards, reminders. The craft — deciding whether OKRs fit you at all, writing objectives worth tracking, the week-6 keep/kill, scoring a quarter without lying — remains your job, and on Hacker News it still hurts: “Hitting OKRs vs. Doing Your Job” (369 points) and “OKRs Are Bullshit” (300 points). This kit is that craft: the fit → strategy → objectives → kickoff → weekly → mid-quarter → retro → report → annual loop as 30 files you own — with a fictional worked example beside every template. One payment of $56 — no subscription.
Get the kit — $56One zip, 30 working files — the nine-step loop (fit → strategy → objectives → kickoff → weekly → mid-quarter → retro → report → annual) with a worked example (a fictional 12-person company called Loomhouse) beside every template. No software to install, nothing to subscribe to, any tracker — or none.
The fit-gate asks four questions honestly and can end with “don't run OKRs this quarter — run this instead”. Plus the cycle calendar that protects weeks 2–11, and the eight principles (including: goals are not performance reviews).
The strategy-narrative worksheet turns a flowery mission into a causal how-we-win chain and this quarter's three bets — scored on impact, confidence and effort, with four decision rules that can overrule the math — plus baselined success metrics with anti-goals.
Objective writing with five refusal tests (stand-up, fridge, thermometer, initiative-trap, inspiration-floor), the key-result lab with three anti-vanity tests and measured baselines, and the one-level thin-slice cascade planner that kills cascade theater.
A 90-minute kickoff agenda with a minute-by-minute run of show, RACI filled live (a key result with two owners has an owner), a visible parking list — and four communication templates from the announcement email to the KR owner brief.
The Friday-15 check-in SOP with 1–5 confidence scores and a 10-minute bad-week version, the amber/red playbook with exactly three moves (rescope, renegotiate, kill), and the 60-minute mid-quarter review — keep, kill, recalibrate — logged in a scope-change CSV.
The 90-minute retro with 0.3/0.7/1.0 grading and anti-inflation calibration, a retro log CSV that survives memory, the exec one-pager, the Friday-10 dashboard with three trend rules — and the annual-planning bridge that turns a scored Q4 into next year's themes.
Three real files from the kit, trimmed: the OKR fit-gate, the key-result lab, and the Friday-15 weekly check-in SOP. Instant download — no email needed.
Download the free sample (zip) Read what's inside first →Verified against the vendors' own pricing pages at the time of writing (2026-09-26). Prices change — check before any purchase, including this one.
| What you get | Perdoo | Mooncamp | Profit.co / Weekdone | This kit ($56 once) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | Free ≤5 users · Premium €6.40/user/mo · Supreme €8/user/mo (billed annually) — their own calculator: 100 users = €7,680/year | Essential €7/user/mo · Professional €10/user/mo (billed annually, min 5 users) · Enterprise quote-only, min 100 users | Profit.co shows no prices — “Enterprise Pricing … Talk to Sales” · Weekdone's pricing page returns 404 (both checked 2026-09-26) | $56 once, printed on this page |
| Cost of month 12 | Bills again — 5 users ≈ €384/year, 10 users ≈ €768/year, 100 users €7,680/year | Bills again — 5 users ≈ €420–600/year, 10 users ≈ €840–1,200/year | Bills again at whatever the quote says — the category is climbing upmarket | $0 more — the files are yours |
| What ships in the box | The cabinet — forms, dashboards, check-in reminders, integrations; the writing, the meetings and the scoring calls stay yours | The cabinet — goal trees, custom dashboards, OKR rules; the ceremony isn't a feature | The cabinet — modules, quotes, CSMs; the craft still arrives as your job | The ritual: fit-gate, strategy narrative, KR labs, kickoff agenda, Friday-15, mid-quarter keep/kill, scored retro, exec one-pager, annual bridge |
| If the platform retires | Microsoft retired Viva Goals on Dec 31, 2025 — teams re-bought a cabinet; whether their ritual survived depended on them | Export exists — the data leaves; the way you ran goals was yours anyway, or wasn't | Vendor quotes don't retire with you in mind; your process shouldn't live in someone else's roadmap | Markdown + CSV — the ritual moves with you anywhere, even to a $0 sheet |
Sources: perdoo.com/pricing · mooncamp.com/pricing · profit.co/pricing · weekdone.com/pricing · learn.microsoft.com/viva/goals/goals-retirement (all read 2026-09-26). Demand anchors: HN “Hitting OKRs vs. Doing Your Job” (2025-01-06, 369 points) and “OKRs Are Bullshit” (2024-02-06, 300 points).
Designed for someone who has never run a planning cycle. Every step in the SETUP guide ends with a “what success looks like” check.
One folder, 30 files, a manifest that matches. Open START-HERE, see the nine-step loop on one page.
Four questions decide whether OKRs are even right for you (four honest paths — including “not this quarter”). Then the strategy narrative, bets scorecard, objectives and key results — the fictional Loomhouse example sits beside every blank.
Friday-15 every week, the 60-minute mid-quarter review in week 6–7, the scored retro in week 12, the one-page exec update at month-end — then the annual bridge when Q4 closes.
Under two months of the entry tier for even a five-person team — and it outlives every platform switch, down to a $0 sheet.
Secure checkout via Stripe · 14-day refund, no forms · sample above if you want to look first
Thirty files that carry a team from the fit decision to a scored retro — with owners, a weekly heartbeat, a mid-quarter keep/kill, and an annual bridge. $56 once.
Get the kit — $56