Breaking Down the Cost of Odoo ERP for Small and Medium Enterprises
- Archana Ajikumar
- Sep 12
- 4 min read
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software like Odoo provides many advantages, but one of the biggest questions for companies is: how much will it cost, and what do you get for that cost? Confianz Global Inc., a Gold Partner of Odoo, offers transparent pricing and services. Here’s a detailed breakdown.
What is Odoo & What “Cost” Means
CRM, accounting, inventory, manufacturing, human resources, eCommerce, and other company systems are all integrated into Odoo. With varying degrees of features, customization, support, and hosting, it is available in two editions: Community and Enterprise.
When we talk about Odoo Cost, it typically includes:
License cost (for Enterprise edition) – per user, per month or annually.
Hosting / Infrastructure – whether cloud, on-premise, Odoo.sh, etc.
Customization – modifying apps, modules, themes, reports.
Third-party integrations / connectors.
Support, maintenance, upgrades.
Implementation / deployment costs, including data migration, training.
Confianz Global Inc. helps businesses by clarifying all these components and packaging them depending on the client’s needs and scale.
Confianz Global Inc.: Who They Are & Their Odoo Role
Confianz Global Inc. is a software solutions and consulting company, with global presence (USA & India) and experience in Odoo implementations.
They are an official Odoo partner (Gold / Silver-level in various places) with special expertise in customizing, integrating, migrating, and supporting Odoo systems.
Their target industries include manufacturing, wholesale & distribution, retail, etc.
Confianz’s Odoo Cost & Pricing Structure
Confianz has worked to make the cost of Odoo (especially the Enterprise version) more transparent. Here are the key features of their pricing model:
Different Plans / Editions
One App Plan (free, for small businesses, allows installing one app with unlimited users under Odoo Online)
Standard Plan – all apps, for non-customized use, on standard cloud hosting. Starting fee
Custom Plan – includes license for all apps, with options for on-premise or Odoo.sh hosting, customisation, multi-company support.
Annual vs Monthly Billing
Confianz gives options. Annual billing tends to be significantly lower per user/month vs monthly.
Hosting Options
Several hosting models:
• Standard Cloud Hosting (Odoo Online) – easier to deploy, less capacity for heavy customization.
• Odoo.sh – Odoo’s cloud platform for development/staging/production, supports custom modules, staging environments.
• On-premise / Self-hosting – hosting on your own infrastructure/cloud providers like AWS, DigitalOcean. Gives full control and flexibility. Confianz supports all these.
Customization & Add-ons
The Custom Plan (or higher tiers) includes the ability to customize modules, build or modify themes, reports, dashboards, integrate third-party tools. Confianz also builds its own connectors / modules.
Support & Maintenance
Confianz offers support (functional and technical), upgrades/patches, monitoring, resolving issues. They provide training, documentation, etc. The cost of support is in many cases built into their offering (for Enterprise customers) or can be added.
Free Consultation
They provide a free assessment / consultation to help businesses understand what they need, which modules, what hosting, what level of customization, hence estimating cost.
What You Get for the Cost: Features & Benefits
Paying for Odoo via Confianz gives you access to a suite of features and services:
Full modules: Sales, Finance, Inventory, Manufacturing, HR, eCommerce, Project Management, etc. All integrated so data flows across departments.
User-friendly interface: Modern UI, accessible via desktop & mobile. Good for remote / on the go access.
Scalability: As your business grows, you can add users, more modules, more customization. Confianz supports scaling.
Industry-specific customizations: Because Confianz has experience in manufacturing, retail, wholesale, etc., the custom modules/connectors they build help address domain-specific challenges (multi-warehouse, POS / eCommerce integration, barcode scanning, quality control, etc.).
Flexible deployment: Choosing between cloud vs on-premise gives flexibility depending on data security, cost, infrastructure preferences.
Transparent pricing so fewer surprises: Knowing per-user cost + what hosting + what customization + what ongoing support gives businesses better planning and budgeting. Confianz emphasizes this transparency.
Things That Can Increase the Cost
When budgeting, there are factors that may push the cost higher. Confianz generally tries to surface these clearly, but it’s important to be aware:
Number of Users: More users increase the license cost linearly (in most plans).
Level / Complexity of Customization: Simple tweaks are cheap; heavy custom module development, complex workflows, integrations, complex reporting, multi-language/multi-company support raise cost.
Hosting Infrastructure Size & Resources: If you need high performance, high storage, staging + multiple environments, those hosting resources cost more.
3rd-Party Integrations or Connectors: Some connectors cost separately (Confianz sells some). Also, building custom ones adds cost.
Support / Maintenance Level & SLA: Faster response times, 24×7 support, bug fixes, updates all add cost.
Upgrades / Migration: Moving from legacy systems, or upgrading from older Odoo versions, migrating data, ensuring compatibility, testing can be time-consuming and costly.
Training and Change Management: Ensuring staff can use the system efficiently takes time/training, which has a cost.
Confianz’s Value-Adds That Justify the Cost
Why choose Confianz (even though there are implementation costs)? What you tend to get (beyond just software) includes:
Expertise & domain knowledge: They know the relevant industries. This means fewer mistakes, better fit.
Prebuilt connectors / add-ons: They’ve already authored connectors (e.g. for shipping, eCommerce platforms, etc.), so you may not need to build from scratch.
Ongoing support and upgrades: This reduces the long-term risk.
Customization done properly: Avoiding over-customizing, which can cause maintenance / upgrade problems later. Confianz emphasizes good practices here.
Transparent total cost of ownership: They try to bring clarity rather than hidden fees.
Conclusion
The cost of implementing Odoo via Confianz Global Inc. depends on:
how many users;
what modules / apps you need;
what level of customization;
how you host (cloud vs on-premise);
what level of support & maintenance you require.
What Confianz brings to the table is a fairly well-defined pricing structure (with user-based costs, monthly vs annual, standard vs custom), clear hosting options, and expert services. For businesses looking to move away from fragmented tools, legacy systems, or spreadsheets, the investment can often pay off in terms of efficiency, data insights, scalability, and reduced manual work.


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