ERP software products are divided into three tiers, and each tier has its price ranges.

ERP software products are also priced based on their target organization size.

Small Businesses can expect to pay between $20 to $100 for an ERP software per-user, per month.

Medium Businesses can expect prices that range from $140 to $400 for ERP software per user, per month.

Large Businesses can expect prices which start from $200, and that can go as high as $1,000 per user, per month. ERP offerings for large businesses are more feature-packed, and they usually include accounts for more users. For example, WhereFour pricing starts from $400 per user monthly, while MultiView starts from $999 per month for a number of user accounts.

ERP software rates are as follows:

Supply Chain Management Software costs are 40 to 200 per user per month to 200 to 2000 per user per month, depending on the level of package.

Warehouse Management Software Most software in this category have standard offerings for SMBs and more premium offerings for large-sized businesses. Businesses can expect to pay $140 to $400 for standard offerings and between $2,000 to as high as $100,000 for premium packages.

Distribution Software Distribution software pricing ranges from $100 to $400 per-user per month. Perpetual licenses that cost between $10,000 to $40,000, but also have separate fees for installation and training.

Material Requirements Planning (MRP) Software Most Material Requirement Planning software pricing falls between $30 to $300, per-user, per month basis. However, there are others with more robust features that can cost as high as $2,000 per month.

Workforce Management Software Most workforce management products in the market have prices that fall between $30 to $300 per-user, per month.

Oracle JD Edwards

This ERP application offers on-premise and cloud deployments with a licensing cost ranging from $15,000 to $400,000. You can allot 15 to 1,000 users. It’s required to have a minimum one-year commitment, and you can access custom quotes and free trials.

SAP Business ByDesign

SAP Business ByDesign offers cloud deployment and runs on a subscription-license-based pricing model.

For self-service users, the standard price is $11/user/month. The SCM pricing model is $24/user/month. Project management offers $24/user/month.

SAP offers CRM sales team users $89/user/month with a minimum of 10 users.

Enterprise users require a 10-user minimum. Standard is $149/user/month. SCM users are $199/user/month.

Sage X3

This ERP platform offers license-based and subscription-based pricing models. The minimum commitment is one year. Custom quotes are available, but Sage does not offer free trials.

Licensing starts at around $2,600 per user. For 10 users, a perpetual license is $45,000 per year, and subscription pricing is approximately $26,640 per year.

Sage ERP X3 Version Seven has a cloud and SaaS model perpetual license of $2,600 per user. The user range is typically 20 to 1,000 or more.

SYSPRO

SYSPRO requires a one-year minimum commitment and offers subscription-based pricing models. Custom quotes and free trials are not available. It also offers on-premise, cloud and mobile deployment.

On-premise deployment types range from $25,000 to $500,000. Pricing varies depending on the number of users:

One User $12,100

Five Users $14,400

10 Users $16,800

25 Users $25,000

100 Users $29,600

SyteLine

Lastly, SyteLine offers on-premise and cloud-based deployment options. It provides license and subscription-based pricing models. You need a one-year commitment for purchase. Custom quotes are available, but free trials are not.

On-premise costs start at $42,000 for 10 years. You also have to pay for annual maintenance and support agreements.

CRM software costs start around $7 per user, per month, with more advanced options costing between $15 and $150 per user, per month. For enterprise-level solutions, you could end up spending as much as $300 per user, per month.

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