Plans, costs, and free options for Optimal Workshop
Last updated: February 4, 2026
Pricing Model
Paid
Starting Price
$199/mo
Free Option
No
Optimal Workshop is a paid tool with various pricing tiers based on features and team size. Contact them or visit their website for detailed pricing.
$199/mo
Contact Sales
Looking for a free option? Here are some alternatives with free plans:
Session replay and behavior analytics

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|---|---|---|---|---|
Optimal WorkshopCurrent Validate concepts, optimize user flows, ... | No | $199/mo | —/100 | Details → |
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Prices shown are starting prices. Actual pricing may vary based on features and team size.
See all alternatives →Optimal Workshop offers the following plans: Starter ($199/mo), Enterprise (Contact Sales).
Optimal Workshop does not currently offer a free plan. Check their website for trial offers.
Check Optimal Workshop's official website for current trial offers.
Free or freemium alternatives include Mouseflow, Lucky Orange. View our full comparison to find the best value.
Optimal Workshop offers flexible pricing models including pay-as-you-go, pre-paid credits with volume discounts, and unlimited plans for enterprise teams. Specific pricing details are not provided but it emphasizes transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
Optimal Workshop offers a free trial to get started. It is a freemium product, meaning there is a free option to try, but paid plans are available for more extensive use and features.