Comparisons without the sales pitch
We build on ERPNext and Odoo every day, so we have opinions. We've tried to be fair anyway, including on the page where the other option is us.
erpfly vs Hiring a developer
erpfly or an ERP developer? For most real projects, the answer is both
You need a module built and you're weighing a freelancer, an agency, or erpfly. We sell one of those options, so read this with that in mind. We've tried to be straight about where a human developer is still the better choice.
ERPNext vs Odoo
ERPNext vs Odoo: what we tell clients after building modules for both
erpfly generates modules for both platforms, so we don't have a horse in this race. ERPNext and Odoo solve the same problem with very different ideas about licensing, customization and who pays for upgrades. Here's where each one is genuinely better.
ERPNext vs SAP Business One
ERPNext vs SAP Business One, for a growing company that only wants to choose once
Usually this comparison lands on the desk of a finance director whose company has outgrown its accounting package. One option is open source with no license fees. The other carries the SAP name and a partner network. They're built on very different assumptions about who does the work.
Odoo vs Custom ERP
Odoo vs a custom ERP, and when building your own is worth the trouble
We hear this one a lot. Odoo "almost fits", so should you build your own ERP instead? Sometimes the answer is yes. More often it's Odoo with one or two custom addons. The difference comes down to how much of your business is genuinely unusual.
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