Per-manager pricing

You pay for managers. Not for the people they manage.

The only 1-on-1 tool that doesn't bill you for users who don't use the product.

Team Plan

The rest of your team is free.

€16/ manager / month

Billed annually

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What counts as a paid seat

Only managers are billable. Everyone else uses OTO for free.

  • ManagerPaid

    Runs 1-on-1s, sets agendas, tracks action items.

  • MemberFree

    Everyone else on the team. The people you run 1-on-1s with.

How OTO compares

Same product category. Different billing philosophy.

OTOFellow / Lattice / 15Five / Leapsome
Billing unitActive managerEvery user in the account
Free rolesEveryone except managersNone, everyone is a seat
100-person org, 15 managersPay for 15Pay for 100
Mid-cycle role changesProrated, transparent peak ruleOften opaque true-up at renewal

Competitor pricing per public list rates; verify on their sites.

The peak-this-period rule

We bill on the highest active-manager count in the current billing period. Promote a manager mid-month and you pay prorated. Demote them and the next cycle drops. The number on your dashboard is the number on your invoice. No retroactive true-ups, no surprise emails six months later.

Larger team?

If you're rolling out OTO across a bigger team, we can put together a setup and offer that fits how you work.

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See what you'd save with manager-based pricing

Drag the sliders. Per-seat tools bill you for everyone. OTO bills you only for managers.

Team size

Everyone on the team, including the people who don't run 1-on-1s.

people
Managers

People who actually run 1-on-1s. The only billable role.

of 12

Monthly cost

OTO$22

1 manager × $22

Fellow$84

12 seats × $7

Lattice$132

12 seats × $11

Save $744/yr vs Fellow
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Competitor pricing per public list rates; verify on their sites.

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