NAVER WORKS review

Updated September 28, 2026 · ForgeCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

NAVER WORKS suits small teams that want a workplace suite with a free plan as the entry point and a paid floor beyond it. The free plan is available, paid pricing of KRW 4,000 covers the upgrade, and the operator is LINE WORKS Corp. in Japan.

Key facts

Best for
Small teams wanting a workplace suite that starts free.
Price from
₩4,000 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Free plan
Yes (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Usage limits
Free: up to 30 members, 5GB shared (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Legal entity
LINE WORKS Corp. (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Headquarters
Japan (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Founded
2015 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Support channels
Help-centre (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Pricing model
Free plan
Official website
worksmobile.com

Pros and cons

Pros

  • A free plan is available, so a small team can run the suite at no cost and decide about paying later.
  • The operator is LINE WORKS Corp., founded in 2015 and based in Japan, so a named company stands behind the product.
  • Novo's entry price is $0, and NAVER WORKS also opens on a free plan rather than a paid tier.

Cons

  • Support runs on help centre only, so an urgent problem waits for a written answer.
  • The paid plan at KRW 4,000 is quoted in a different currency from $30 at Vantage, so cross-brand price checks need converting.
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Who it suits

  • Small teams that want one workplace suite and prefer to start on the free plan rather than budget a first payment.
  • Buyers who want an established operator behind the product: LINE WORKS Corp. has run since 2015 from JP.
  • Teams that are comfortable solving questions from written material in a help centre.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers who want a first plan quoted in dollars: Vantage's entry is $30, a different currency from the paid plan here.
  • Anyone after euro tax tooling: myGreekTax starts at €69, a different kind of purchase from a workplace suite.
  • Readers who want a free entry and little else: Novo's entry price is $0.

Plans and pricing

NAVER WORKS gives the product away on a free plan, and the paid side of the pricing page carries a single figure for the paid plan, KRW 4,000. That shape suits readers who weigh entry against renewal, because entry costs nothing and the only number to budget for later is the paid one. Nothing has to be decoded from an introductory offer, since the free plan is the way in and the paid figure is the step above it. Teams that fit the free plan can stay there and spend nothing, and teams that outgrow it have a single price to look up. Against a tool that opens on a paid tier, the decision here is about team size rather than about reading a discount table.

Who runs it

NAVER WORKS is run by LINE WORKS Corp., a company based in Japan that has been trading since 2015. An operating company with a start date gives readers something firmer than a product name alone, which matters for a suite a team leans on every day. The vendor sits in a single home market, so buyers elsewhere are reading about an operator working from one base rather than a distributed company. Support is the part to note: it runs on help centre, so questions are answered through written material rather than a phone line or live chat. For a team that documents its own answers, that is workable. For anyone who needs a person on the end of a line, it is a limit worth weighing before signing up.

How NAVER WORKS compares

Frequently asked questions

How much does NAVER WORKS cost?+

The free plan is available, so a small team can start at no cost. The paid plan is listed at KRW 4,000, and those are the figures a buyer weighs: nothing for entry, and that amount once a team moves up. Nothing else sits between them.

Is there a free plan, and what does it include?+

There is a free plan, and its limits are Free: up to 30 members, 5GB shared. Those caps decide how long a team can stay on it, because once a team passes them the free tier stops fitting and the paid plan at KRW 4,000 comes into play. Read the limits before signing anyone up.

Who runs NAVER WORKS?+

The operator is LINE WORKS Corp., a company headquartered in Japan that has run since 2015. A named legal entity and a start date tell a team who stands behind a suite that holds its shared storage day to day.

What support does NAVER WORKS offer?+

Support runs on help centre, so help arrives as written material rather than a phone line or live chat. That suits teams who would rather look up an answer and pass it around internally, and it is the point to check first for anyone expecting a person quickly.

How does the price compare with Vantage, myGreekTax and Novo?+

Each lists its own entry price: $30 at Vantage, €69 at myGreekTax and $0 at Novo. Those are quoted in other currencies, so a straight ranking against the paid plan at KRW 4,000 needs converting. On entry alone, the free plan here matches Novo at no cost.

Who is NAVER WORKS for?+

It fits small teams that want one workplace suite and would rather start on the free plan than budget a first payment. Teams comfortable reading help centre material suit it too. It does not suit buyers who need live support, since support runs on help centre.

Is NAVER WORKS aimed at a single market?+

The operator sits in JP and the paid plan at KRW 4,000 is quoted in a single currency, so the offer reads as built for its home market. Buyers elsewhere have a conversion to make before comparing prices, and that is the practical step to take first.

Sources

Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

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