Orgonaut vs The Org

Orgonaut is a web and API platform for modelling an organisation’s current structure and planning possible changes in a shared model. Users can copy a Live baseline into a scenario, compare structural, cost, FTE, and velocity changes, then promote an approved scenario. The model includes people, contractors, AI agents, robots, teams, departments, positions, placements, allocations, and compensation. Interactive org-chart and matrix views support editing. Astro, the AI assistant, answers questions about structure, allocations, and cost and prepares scenario changes for review. Organisational data can be entered manually, imported by structured CSV with quarantine and review, or synced from BambooHR or Dynamics 365 HR; Deel is listed as coming soon. Developer access includes a tenant-scoped REST API, CLI, and remote MCP server. Team costs €199 a month for up to 75 actors and three active scenarios; Business costs €499 a month for up to 250 actors and ten. A 14-day trial is available, with no free plan.

The Org is a network of public organization charts for sales and recruiting research. It says it has more than 1 million users; its business solutions page lists 850,000 organizations, 51 million positions, and 5 million changes per month. Sales teams can use the data to identify relevant buyers, while recruiters can look for talent within organizations. The Chrome and Microsoft Edge extension places a LinkedIn profile in the context of an organization chart and provides contact information for chart positions. Enrichment apps add charts to HubSpot contact and company records and Salesforce Account and Contact records. Developer options include an API, Zapier integrations, flat-file delivery, and chart embeds. The Org says its data draws on public internet pages and community contributions. People can join their company to edit position pages, report inaccurate details, or opt out of appearing. A free plan is available; paid plans start at $19.33/user/mo billed annually, and a 7-day trial is listed.