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Pricing · Updated May 2025

The price is the comparison — not the sticker.

Most operations leaders arrive here already paying for six disconnected tools: a workflow builder, an approval router, a capacity planner, a quarterly planner, a post-mortem doc, and a soup of spreadsheets. OpoSoft retires the line items and consolidates the system of record. The number below is the seat math for that swap, not an à-la-carte SKU list.

Avg. 9 days from contract signature to first live workflow in production.

The three tiers

Pick the bundle that retires the most line items.

All tiers include the OPO Framework, native two-way sync with Salesforce, HubSpot, Linear, Notion, Jira, Slack, Google Workspace, and Snowflake, SOC 2 Type II + ISO 27001 certification, the 99.98% uptime SLA, and a public status page. Pricing is per active user, billed annually.

Team

For operations pods of 5–25 running their first unified workflow.

$28/ user / month, billed annually

Start with Team
  • Core OPO Framework (Observe → Plan → Operate)
  • Up to 25 active workflows
  • 2 native integrations included; +$120/mo per additional
  • SSO via Google & Microsoft OAuth
  • Standard support, 24-hour first response
  • 99.98% uptime SLA — public status page

Best fit: a single ops lead formalizing onboarding or vendor approvals for the first time.

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Business

For Heads of Ops running cross-functional process design across multiple departments.

$64/ user / month, billed annually

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  • HIPAA-ready environment available — BAA on request
  • Unlimited active workflows
  • All 8 native integrations (Salesforce, HubSpot, Linear, Notion, Jira, Slack, Google Workspace, Snowflake) included
  • SSO via SAML 2.0 + SCIM provisioning
  • Custom roles, approval chains, and audit log retention (7 years)
  • Dedicated solutions engineer · 4-hour response
  • Quarterly business review with the Customer Outcomes team

Best fit: a 50–500-person company whose security review and procurement gate are the next two milestones.

Enterprise

For multi-region operations with bespoke data residency and roll-up reporting.

CustomVolume-based, multi-year terms available

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  • Everything in Business, plus:
  • Data residency: US, EU (Frankfurt), and APAC (Singapore) — pin tenant to region
  • Custom DPA, infosec questionnaires, and redlined MSA support
  • Private VPC peering and customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK)
  • Named technical account manager + 1-hour response
  • Embedded solutions engineer for multi-workflow rollouts
  • Custom uptime SLA up to 99.99% with financial credits

Best fit: a regulated, multi-region operating model where residency and procurement posture are non-negotiable.

Side-by-side capability matrix

For the procurement reviewer who scans everything in one column.

Capability Team Business Enterprise
Active workflows Up to 25 Unlimited Unlimited
Native integrations 2 included All 8 included All 8 + custom
SSO (SAML 2.0) + SCIM Not included Included Included
HIPAA-ready environment (BAA) Not included Available Available
Custom roles & approval chains Not included Included Included
Audit log retention 12 months 7 years 7 years + export
Data residency selection US only US, EU US, EU, APAC + CMEK
Uptime SLA 99.98% 99.98% Up to 99.99%, signed
Support response time 24 hours 4 hours 1 hour, named TAM
Quarterly business review Not included Included Included

Behind the price

What the bundle is actually carrying.

4.7×

Average customer ROI within the first 9 months, per the 2024 Customer Impact Report.

9days

Average time-to-first-value, from contract signature to first live workflow in production.

SOC 2 II + ISO 27001

Certified since 2022. HIPAA-ready environment available on the Business tier.

#1 G2 Spring 2025

Ranked #1 in Workflow Automation on G2's Spring 2025 Grid®, 8.9/10 satisfaction.

41 million workflow events processed across all production tenants, May 2024 – April 2025. 99.98% uptime over the last 24 consecutive months.

A short calculation

You are not paying for a seat. You are retiring six line items.

Open the last twelve months of your SaaS ledger, filter for tools that route an approval, store a runbook, hold a quarterly plan, or capture a post-mortem, and most operations teams find a stack that looks roughly like this:

  1. A workflow builder — for vendor approvals, onboarding sequences, and renewal routing. Average seat cost in the category: $24 to $45 per user per month, plus a build-time surcharge.
  2. An approval router — usually a credentialed layer on top of the workflow builder, or a procurement-specific add-on. Average seat cost: $18 to $60 per approver per month.
  3. A capacity planning sheet or module — either a SaaS seat or five hours a week of a senior ops analyst rebuilding the same view in a spreadsheet.
  4. A quarterly planning tool — a Notion sub-page, a Coda doc, or a separate work-management seat that only the planning pod uses.
  5. A post-mortem template and storage — Google Docs, Confluence, or a Notion database that no one can search six months later.
  6. A vendor-approval and risk register — usually a spreadsheet, occasionally a GRC add-on billed per control.

Add the integration tax between them (a Zapier task here, a Workato recipe there, a middleware retainer for the harder syncs) and the fully-loaded annual TCO for a 75-person operations pod lands in the $186,000 to $240,000 range before a single human-hour of reconciliation is counted.

OpoSoft Business is built to retire those six line items. The workflow builder, the approval router, the capacity plan, the quarterly plan, the post-mortem system, and the vendor register live in one auditable system of record — with native two-way sync to the systems your team already lives in. The savings on seat math alone fund the implementation within the first two quarters; the savings on reconciliation time show up in the 62% reduction in weekly ops meetings we measured across 540+ customers in our 2024 Customer Impact Report.

If you would like to walk through the line-item trade against your current stack on the demo, bring a recent invoice export. We will line it up next to the tier matrix and you can decide on numbers, not narrative.

Procurement-grade questions

The six questions a RevOps or COO evaluator asks before signing.

What does implementation actually look like — and how fast until a workflow is live?

Our average time-to-first-value across all paying customers is 9 days, measured from contract signature to first live workflow in production. The first session is a 30-minute live demo with an OpoSoft solutions engineer; the second is a working session where we map your highest-friction recurring process (usually vendor approvals or onboarding) onto the OPO Framework and ship it to a sandbox. Week two is integration set-up and review. The solutions engineer owns the build until it is signed off in production — your team does not inherit a "professional services engagement" to budget against.

What are the contract terms — annual only, or can we bill monthly?

The list price above assumes an annual contract with quarterly true-ups for seat changes. We also offer multi-year terms (2-year and 3-year) with a flat annual escalator of 3%, paid against an execution-based rollout plan. Month-to-month billing is available on Team only and carries a 15% premium to compensate for the lack of commitment. Business and Enterprise are quoted against an annual baseline.

HIPAA-ready is listed under Business — what does that actually include?

On the Business tier you get access to our HIPAA-ready environment: a physically separate logical tenant, AES-256 encryption at rest with customer-scoped KMS keys, BAAs signed against your standard vendor packet, an audit log retention of 7 years, and an annual SOC 2 Type II + ISO 27001 report that maps cleanly to the HIPAA Security Rule. We do not store or process PHI by default; the BAA enables you to route PHI-bearing workflows through the platform once it is countersigned. HIPAA on Enterprise includes all of the above plus a private VPC peering option and CMEK.

Where does our data live, and can we pin a tenant to a specific region?

Team and Business tenants default to US-East. Business can elect EU residency (Frankfurt) at provisioning, and EU-resident data never leaves the region — including backups. Enterprise adds APAC (Singapore) and customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK) for both the US and EU regions. We publish a public status page for every region and a per-region uptime commitment on the Enterprise SLA.

How do we migrate off the legacy tools, and do you help us decommission them?

During weeks two and three, your solutions engineer runs a parallel-week on the highest-volume legacy workflow — typically vendor approvals or onboarding — until the OpoSoft version has matched throughput and audit acceptance for two consecutive cycles. We export your historical workflow events and approval logs into a searchable, read-only archive inside OpoSoft, so nothing is lost when you turn off the legacy license. The 2024 Customer Impact Report tracked the average "legacy decommission" at 41 days from contract signature across 540+ rollouts.

What happens to our data if we leave — and is there a lock-in risk?

OpoSoft is the system of record, not a moat. Every workflow, every approval log, every audit event is exportable as CSV or JSON at any time, including during the contract term. At termination we provide a final archive export within 5 business days and delete tenant data within 30 days, verified by an external auditor. We do not charge an "exit fee" and we do not hold your historical data hostage — the 540+ rollouts in the 2024 report include customer migrations both onto and off of OpoSoft.

Next step

Book a 30-minute live demo with an OpoSoft solutions engineer.

Bring a recent invoice export from your current ops stack. We will line it up next to the tier matrix, walk through what the bundle retires, and leave you with a written TCO comparison — even if you decide not to move forward.

  • 9 day average time-to-first-value
  • 99.98% uptime SLA — last 24 months
  • SOC 2 II + ISO 27001 since 2022