SOC 2 Type II, SAML SSO, SCIM user provisioning, audit logs, centralized billing. If your security team has a procurement checklist, Workona has every box. Sessionat does not yet.
Sessionat vs Workona
Workona is the enterprise-grade workspace tool — SOC 2 Type II, SSO, SCIM, and 50+ integrations. It is genuinely the right answer for teams that need those things. But as of April 2026, its last Chrome Web Store update is from January 2025 — fifteen months stale in a category where Chrome pushes breaking API changes every quarter.
The honest trade-off
Workona's pricing scales fast: $7/mo individual, $10/user/mo team (min 3 seats = $30/mo floor), $20/user/mo enterprise. If you are an individual who just wants auto-save + search, you're paying workspace-tool pricing for a session-manager use case. Workona's value is genuinely in the collab + integrations surface.
The 15-month update gap is the story of 2026. When Chrome 139 cut MV2 support for good in June 2025, tools that hadn't updated since early 2025 generally did fine (they were already MV3), but the signal matters: actively maintained extensions get 12-month refresh cycles at minimum. Workona's gap is unusual.
Sessionat's position is auto-save + AI for individuals and small teams, priced like a consumer tool: $0 free, $19/mo Pro with 5 seats. If you need SOC 2 + SSO + SCIM + Slack/Jira/Notion deep integrations and can defend $20/user/mo, Workona earns that money. If you just want the auto-save to work tomorrow, that's where we win.
| Feature | Sessionat | Workona |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-save sessions | ||
| AI semantic search | Keyword only | |
| AI chat about browsing history | ✗ | |
| SOC 2 / SSO / SCIM | ✗ | |
| 50+ third-party integrations | ✗ | |
| Free tier | 5 spaces | |
| Individual pricing | $19/mo | $7/mo |
| Active maintenance (< 12 months) | ✗ | |
| Privacy: local-first | ✗ | |
| Cross-device sync | Pro tier | |
| Multi-browser (Edge, Firefox, etc.) | Chromium only |
What Workona does better
Workona's Google Drive, Slack, Notion, Asana, Figma, Jira, and Linear integrations are deep and genuinely useful in daily workflows. Sessionat currently treats every tab as a tab — no special handling per integration.
Shared workspaces with role-based permissions, visible team activity, “spaces” that mirror Jira epics. If you manage a team of 10+ people whose browsing is part of their work, Workona's model pays for itself.
Workona runs on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox (Safari announced). Sessionat is Chromium-only today — Edge, Arc, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi work, but not Firefox or Safari yet.
Real questions we get about Workona.
Can I migrate my Workona spaces to Sessionat?
Is Workona abandoned?
Why is Sessionat $19/mo when Workona is $7/mo?
Does Workona have semantic search?
If I need SSO and SCIM today, should I pick Sessionat?
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