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Organimi alternatives

4 tools our write-ups put next to Organimi, with starting price, free tier, MCP and API side by side.

Organimi from $13/mo Free tier 14 day free trial API

The short answer

  • OrgChart : OrgChart builds charts automatically from 50+ HR systems, from $105 a month for 100 employees charted. From $105/mo
  • ChartHop : ChartHop adds people analytics to the org chart and prices per employee from $5 a month. From $5/employee/mo
  • Functionly : Functionly models org design and operating structures for restructures, from $24 per seat a month. From $24/seat/mo
  • TeamOhana : TeamOhana is built for headcount planning and hiring plan approvals rather than drawing charts. From $15000/year

Why people look past Organimi

Direct HR connectors are a Premium feature. Smaller plans rely on CSV, Excel, or SFTP. This is charting software, not headcount scenario planning at enterprise scale.

What we noted

  • Price rises with people charted, so larger charts cost more than the headline
  • Direct connectors are a Premium feature
  • Not a workforce planning suite for multi entity restructures

Not the right fit for

  • Enterprises that need Workday or SAP write back
  • Workforce planners modeling costed reorg scenarios across entities

Worth keeping in mind: Organimi draws hierarchical, matrix and accountability charts, and Premium connects to Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, Azure Active Directory, SharePoint and Salesforce. Enterprise adds API access.

Organimi alternatives compared

ToolFree tierFromMCPAPIHead to head
Organimi (the one you are on) ✓Yes$13/mo–No✓Yes
OrgChart OrgChart builds charts automatically from 50+ HR systems, from $105 a month for 100 employees charted. –No$105/mo–No–NoHead to head
ChartHop ChartHop adds people analytics to the org chart and prices per employee from $5 a month. –No$5/employee/mo–No✓YesHead to head
Functionly Functionly models org design and operating structures for restructures, from $24 per seat a month. –No$24/seat/mo–No–NoHead to head
TeamOhana TeamOhana is built for headcount planning and hiring plan approvals rather than drawing charts. –No$15000/year–No–NoHead to head

What each one does differently

OrgChart

$105/mo

Why it comes up: OrgChart builds charts automatically from 50+ HR systems, from $105 a month for 100 employees charted.

Stands out: Scenarios stay outside the HRIS. The vendor says plans are built in a secure location without changing source data, while Pro adds position based workforce planning.

Watch out: The $105 figure is for 100 employees charted on an annual contract, and it rises as more people are charted. There is no free plan, and buying starts with a demo.

Best for

  • HR teams that want charts refreshed from Workday, UKG, ADP, or SAP
  • Mid market and enterprise orgs charting at least 100 people
  • Planners who want what if structures without writing back to the HRIS

4.6 on Capterra from 25 reviews

ChartHop

$5/employee/mo API

Why it comes up: ChartHop adds people analytics to the org chart and prices per employee from $5 a month.

Stands out: Core is a real public number with the org chart, employee map, and Ask ChartHop included, then you stack Headcount Planning, Compensation, Performance, or Engagement at $3–$4/employee/mo instead of buying a full HCM.

Watch out: Modules are not a cheaper alternative to Core. You pay Core plus each module, billed annually, so a team that wants HRIS, planning, and compensation is looking at $5+$4+$4+$4 per employee per month, not $5. ChartHop AI Pro is pay-as-you-go on top.

Best for

  • People ops teams replacing org-chart spreadsheets
  • Finance and HR partners who need headcount and compensation in one model
  • Companies that want people analytics without swapping the HRIS

4.6 on Capterra from 79 reviews

Functionly

$24/seat/mo 22 day free trial

Why it comes up: Functionly models org design and operating structures for restructures, from $24 per seat a month.

Stands out: A 22-day trial is printed on the pricing page, and annual Starter is $240/mo for 10 seats, which is $24 per seat per month.

Watch out: Annual plans require 10 user seats. Monthly extra seats are $48/seat/mo, so the cheap $24 figure is the annual toggle, not month-to-month.

Best for

  • Leaders drawing current and future org charts with compensation hidden behind access control
  • Teams running vacancy and headcount plans in the same canvas
  • Consultants who want the partner plan to spin client workspaces

TeamOhana

$15000/year

Why it comes up: TeamOhana is built for headcount planning and hiring plan approvals rather than drawing charts.

Stands out: Plans are banded by company size, not per seat. The whole finance, HR, and talent team can log in on every tier, including Free.

Watch out: Free still bills a $5,000 one-time implementation fee to connect systems. Growth jumps to $45,000/year plus $15,000 implementation and a two-year minimum.

Best for

  • Finance and talent partners who are done reconciling headcount in spreadsheets
  • Companies with 151 to 500 employees that can live on Professional at $15,000/year
  • Teams that already run Rippling, HiBob, BambooHR, Greenhouse, Ashby, or Lever

Common questions

What is the best Organimi alternative?
It depends on what sent you looking. Our write-ups put OrgChart closest to Organimi. Why it comes up: OrgChart builds charts automatically from 50+ HR systems, from $105 a month for 100 employees charted. The table above shows all 4 on price, free tier, MCP and API.
What is the cheapest Organimi alternative?
Of the published starting prices here, ChartHop is lowest at $5/employee/mo. Starting price is the entry plan, not the seat count you will end up on, so read the plan table on each listing.
Does Organimi have a free trial?
Organimi offers a 14 day free trial on our listing. Trial terms move, so confirm on the vendor site before you plan around it.

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