Is Quantive still available?

WorkBoard announced it was acquiring Quantive on May 28, 2025, and Quantive customers moved to the WorkBoard platform. quantive.com now leads to workboard.com.

WorkBoard has predictions too. What's different?

Both project a key result to the end of the period. GoalNexa's forecast is a least-squares trend from every check-in, shown on every plan, and the same method is described in our guide on forecasting a goal.

Is GoalNexa priced per user?

No. There is a free plan; paid plans have one flat price for a team, and members join free. Prices are on the pricing page.

Can we keep our data on our own servers?

Yes. The source code is public under the PolyForm Shield license; run it with Docker on your own server, and sign in with your company's OpenID Connect provider.

Quantive alternative

Quantive is now WorkBoard. Want something lighter for your team's OKRs?

WorkBoard is built for enterprise strategy execution. If you're a team of 5 to 50 that wants objectives, key results and an honest forecast - with a price on the website and a free plan to start - GoalNexa is the smaller tool.

Start free How to move

Free plan, no card needed. Members join free.

Quantive (formerly Gtmhub) was acquired by WorkBoard, announced on May 28, 2025; its customers moved to the WorkBoard platform, and quantive.com now leads to workboard.com (announcement). The comparison below is with WorkBoard.

WorkBoard (ex-Quantive) and GoalNexa, side by side

	WorkBoard (ex-Quantive)	GoalNexa
Pricing	Not published - book a demo	On the website; a free plan, then a flat price per team (pricing)
Status of a key result	Calculated from target, progress and time left; owners also set a confidence	From a forecast: the metric's trend carried to the target date
Forecast to the end date	Predictions of where a key result will end the quarter (needs 2+ manual updates)	Yes - per key result and per goal, drawn on its chart
Check in from	Web, Microsoft Teams, Slack, connectors (HubSpot, monday.com, Power BI, ...), API	Web, Android app, your AI assistant, a per-metric URL for scripts and automation tools
AI assistants	Built-in AI agents; an MCP server with a separate subscription	An MCP server on every plan, the free one included
Scope	OKRs plus strategic portfolio and talent management	Goals, OKRs and KPIs only
Security paperwork	SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001	No certification; SSO (OpenID Connect) when self-hosted
Run it yourself	No (hosted on Azure)	Yes - the source is public; Docker on your own server

Facts about WorkBoard (ex-Quantive) checked 2026-10-24 - sources at the end of the page.

Same ideas, different words

In WorkBoard (ex-Quantive)	In GoalNexa
Objective	A goal - with sub-goals for the teams or people under it
Key result	A metric: start → target, in its unit (it may go down, like costs)
KPI	A metric that's tracked only, or that has a target per day, week, month, quarter or year
Status (red, yellow, green)	Health (on track, at risk, off track, achieved), from the forecast
Prediction	The forecast line on each goal's chart, to its target date
Quarter	A cycle - goals join it, and closing it scores each goal 0-1
Connector	Each metric's own check-in URL - send numbers from scripts or automation tools

OKRs without the rollout project

Sign up, create an organization, invite the team - members join free.
One goal, 1-4 numbers, a date. No portfolio layer to configure first.
Start from a template for your function.

Know mid-quarter which key results won't make it

One chart per goal: each key result's progress and where its pace lands it by the target date.
A health badge per goal, from the numbers.
Reminders when a check-in is due, and a daily or weekly digest email.

Each goal's progress over time, with where it's heading by its date

Talk to your goals - on every plan

Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, Codex and others connect over MCP, with no add-on to buy.
"We closed 14 deals this week" is a check-in; "how are our OKRs doing?" is a review.

Yours to keep

Download all your data as JSON from your account page, any time.
The source is public (GitHub) - run it on your own server with Docker if you'd rather hold it yourself.

When GoalNexa isn't the right pick

You're rolling OKRs out across a large company with portfolio planning and talent management - that's WorkBoard's scope.
Your security review needs SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 reports.
Your teams work inside Microsoft Teams and want OKRs there - GoalNexa has no Teams app.
Key results should sync from HubSpot or Power BI with no script.

Moving from Quantive

Export what you have

Ask your WorkBoard (or former Quantive) admin for an export of objectives, key results and their current values - a spreadsheet is enough.

Create your organization

Recreate your OKRs

Add goals and metrics in the app, or give the export to an AI assistant connected to GoalNexa and ask it to set them up - it shows you a draft first.

Bring the history (optional)

Check-ins can be dated in the past, so past readings draw the same trend they did.

Questions

Is Quantive still available?: WorkBoard announced it was acquiring Quantive on May 28, 2025, and Quantive customers moved to the WorkBoard platform. quantive.com now leads to workboard.com.
WorkBoard has predictions too. What's different?: Both project a key result to the end of the period. GoalNexa's forecast is a least-squares trend from every check-in, shown on every plan, and the same method is described in our guide on forecasting a goal.
Is GoalNexa priced per user?: No. There is a free plan; paid plans have one flat price for a team, and members join free. See pricing.
Can we keep our data on our own servers?: Yes. The source code is public under the PolyForm Shield license; run it with Docker on your own server, and sign in with your company's OpenID Connect provider.