Teams that share spaces
Workona Team starts at $8 per user per month (minimum 3 users) and adds shared spaces.
Workona is broader than Leap. If you need any of this, stay with Workona — Leap doesn't do it.
Workona Team starts at $8 per user per month (minimum 3 users) and adds shared spaces.
Workona connects spaces to Google Drive, Slack and task apps, and lets teams share spaces.
Workona’s feature list includes session autosaving, tab sync across devices, tab suspension and universal search.
If you work alone and want spaces for work, study and side projects without counting them, Leap keeps every feature free. Each space is built on a Chrome tab group in the same window, with its own saved tabs, folders and pinned sites.
Save a tab, close it, and it stays in the sidebar. Nest folders up to three levels deep. Pin the sites you open every day to the dock.

| Feature | Leap | Workona |
|---|---|---|
| Spaces | Unlimited, free | 5 on the free plan |
| Price | Free, every feature | Free plan; Pro from $7/month |
| Folders | Nested, 3 levels | Sections (limited on the free plan) |
| Sync across devices | ✓ | Sync tabs across devices |
| Shared team spaces | ✗ | Team plan, from $8/user/month |
| Google Drive, Slack, task app integrations | ✗ | Google Drive, Slack, task apps |
| Tab search | ✗ | Universal search |
Workona's plans, per workona.com/pricing: Workona’s free plan is limited to 5 spaces; at the limit you can’t create more until you upgrade. Workona Pro starts at $7/month and includes unlimited spaces and 90-day session backups.
Sources, checked October 2026: workona.com/pricing · workona.com/help/subscriptions-billing. Notice an error? Email us.
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