Odoo ERP 特價！
Standard
Custom
Whether you choose the Standard or Custom plan, you can enjoy all Odoo apps for a single fee
Yes. This is exactly the core advantage of how Odoo is disrupting the traditional ERP market.
Traditional ERPs usually charge by service: if you want to manage finance, it costs extra; if you want to add inventory management, you have to pay again. However, Odoo's Standard or Custom plans charge based on the number of users.
As long as you subscribe to an Odoo account, you can access the Odoo App Store to install all officially developed Odoo apps for free. Data is synced in real-time, providing a fully comprehensive service:
✔ Front-office Sales: CRM, Sales, POS (Point of Sale), eCommerce.
✔ Back-office Operations: Accounting, Inventory, Purchase, Manufacturing (MRP).
✔ Human Resources: Recruitment, Payroll, Attendance, Expense Expenses.
✔ Marketing: Email Marketing, Social Media Management, Marketing Automation.
Many SMEs struggle to choose between these two plans during digital transformation. Simply put, the "Standard Plan" is suitable for companies with standardized processes, while the "Custom Plan" is designed for enterprises with complex structures or a need for highly customized systems.
1. Standard Plan
This plan offers the best value for money, helping you implement Odoo at the fastest speed, provided your company's business processes (such as sales, purchasing, inventory, accounting) can align with Odoo's native, standardized logic.
• Hosting: Limited to Odoo Online (Cloud version) hosting.
• Pros: System stability, automatic upgrades, and no hassle of maintaining servers.
• Limitations: Cannot install third-party developed apps or modify the source code.
2. Custom Plan
This plan offers high flexibility and is tailor-made for companies that have scale or unique business logic.
• Hosting: In addition to Odoo Online, you can also choose Odoo.sh or arrange your own hosting (On-premise).
• Pros: You can use Odoo Studio to customize interfaces, add fields, or build automated workflows; install third-party applications from the Odoo Marketplace; connect Odoo with existing third-party systems (such as specific logistics providers, eCommerce platforms, or specialized analytical tools) via API; and manage multiple affiliated companies, branches, or brands simultaneously on a single database, as well as handle consolidated accounts.