quite costly for a compression plugin. ill stick with imageoptim 
I’m in a corporate environment with a huge workflow, so it’s definitely worth it. Besides, it provides previews and I can output directly from Photoshop, in addition to having the same drag-and-drop functionality as ImageOptim.
As it can be included in an automated workflow, I can do a lot more than the basics. For example, I have an action that can output multiple versions at once: the full-size CMYK original, a low-res for OPI, two JPG copies for our web library (web image and thumbnail), and a PNG for video – and send each version to its own target output folder. You need a plug-in for that.
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Well If you put it that way, if there’s a specific workflow its def worth it of course.