Review (August 2025)
The official home page of the apache openoffice open source project, home of openoffice writer, calc, impress, draw and base.
10M
Estimated Revenue
2.24M
Website Visitors
3.3/5
Trustpilot Score
What do we know about OpenOffice.org?
What is OpenOffice.org's Revenue?
OpenOffice.org's estimated revenue for 2024 is $10M.
What does OpenOffice.org do?
The OpenOffice.org Community is an international team of volunteer and sponsored contributors who develop, translate, support, and promote the leading open source office productivity suite, OpenOffice.org®. OpenOffice.org provides everything most people need in an office productivity suite. It is stable, reliable, and robust, built up over twenty years' development. It is both easy to use and easy to migrate to, for both experienced and beginners alike. It is released under an open-source licence, which means it may be used free of any licence fees, for any purpose: private, governmental, commercial, etc
What are the monthly traffic metrics for Openoffice?
6/mo Traffic Growth
-7.20%
All Time Traffic Growth
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Monthly Hits
2M
Time on Site
2.2Mins
Pages per Visit
2.0
Bounce Rate
52%
How fast is Openoffice growing?
Openoffice has grown by -30.4% in the last 6 months according to SimilarWeb.
How do people interact with Openoffice?
Last month, Openoffice received 2M visitors who spent an average of 2.2 minutes on the website and visited 2.0 different pages per session. Overall, 52% of people bounce on the first visit.
How do people find Openoffice?
618k people (28%) visit Openoffice directly. 1.5M (68%) people search for them in Google. Whereas, 17.9k (1%) discover Openoffice through Facebook, Reddit, and YouTube. 2.1k (0%) visitors come from Openoffice's email newsletters. Finally, 894.5 (0.0%) people come from affiliates and or paid referrals.
Who uses Openoffice?
Openoffice's top market is the United States and they receive 349.1k (15.6%) people.Then the 2nd is France with 322.1k (14.4%).The 3rd is is Germany with 194.4k (8.7%).
Traffic Growth (last 6 months)
What do Openoffice's customers say about them?
Review Score
3.3/5
Total Reviews
10
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Alan Sturgess
'Writer' excellent for basic wordprocessing, but prone to crashes and corruptions when you integrate images.
Reviewed on 2021-02-12T11:54:02
In many respects, Open Office is a boon and, of course, it's genuinely free. For straight word-processing it works exceptionally well BUT,once you start integrating images into documents, then it can be prone to all manner of corruptions and crashes. You only have to look at the OO forum to see how many problems people can encounter. I recently put together a set of complex documents with many, many images in the text - some locked inside frames, others 'floating'. All was well for a long time and then the corruptions started. Luckily, I ALWAYS kept a backup of every document at the end of every day so I could usually CTRL C and CTRL V to copy images back into place. Gradually, I found the OO crashed within minutes of loading, irrespective of what I was working on. Clearly, something gets reset in the profile or innermost parts of the program. Finding these can be a nightmare unless you're a real 'techy'. On the forum I've seen the advice "the problem is in your computer" which is no help at all unless some sort of pathway or debugging tool is built into the software to help non-technical users solve issues. I also found that updated versions could make matters worse, so I uninstalled the most recent version and went back a couple of versions. Quite often, the only solution to serious issues is to uninstall and reinstall and that is NOT a good way to promote any program. So - Open Office Writer is fine for basics, but I avoid it for anything complex which involved images.
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UserDude
Enough functionality for most people
Reviewed on 2020-09-04T10:17:08
Enough functionality for most people, and free. Makes up for it being a slightly lesser product.
John Louise
Terrible quality
Reviewed on 2020-02-18T23:05:08
I know it's free, but at least make it good. there so many bugs with this software that you don't get when using Microsoft office.For example, there is a bug where you can't paste images, and where your images suddenly disappear. These are only some of the very annoying bugs that cause a nuisance when using this software
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Courtney Murphy
Not great but it is free...
Reviewed on 2019-05-01T12:45:42
I won't be using Open Office again, but it's not terrible.
It seems to have a problem formatting manyof my documents and it's crashed/frozen several times and I have only used it about 10 times.
I did manage to create a few documents, but I think I will stick with Apples own iWork apps.
I don't want to be too harsh, because it's a free service. It's just not good enough to rely on for work.
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Rosalyn Rooney
Really good!
Reviewed on 2017-08-03T14:55:48
I use this for all my story writing and I love it! Although not as advanced at Microsoft Word,it still has it's virtues! :)
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Steve Payne
Good anywhere
Reviewed on 2017-02-06T03:38:28
Its a free product you can download with only one condition - you need an internet connection.Perfectly replaces many other office software when in need, and you dont have to pay for anything
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Rafoncel Jojo Balbuena
OpenOffice: Opens Possibilities
Reviewed on 2012-04-29T15:11:48
One thing I found really fantastic about the OpenOffice applications is that it is readily availableand downloadable from the internet and to think it offers the same features that one has to pay for in other products. You can have the word, presentation, spreadsheet, database, drawing and reviews. I can readily make charts, tables and graphs. I can easily come up with reports, memos and newsletters. I can make presentations almost instantly.
The icons and buttons you need are present in the interface. As in it's like right before your eyes. You do not need complicated keyboard character sequences. There are also built-in templates for letters and other documents. OpenOffice has a very lightweight design, requiring very low system resources for it to power up.
This is definitely a necessity for all computer users. If your office has it, then you're office document needs are all covered.
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