Pricing
Every engagement is a fixed number agreed before work starts. You watch real progress weekly on your own data, and you can stop at any phase boundary and keep everything built.
The engagement ladder
Two weeks inside your operation. You get a map of how your business actually runs, an honest assessment of your data, and a fixed-price roadmap you can hold us to, or take to anyone else.
from EUR 19,500 fixed
90 days to first go-live
from EUR 39,500 fixed
Everything in Core, plus:
from EUR 1,450/month
15 hours included. One-business-day response. The system keeps pace with the business after go-live.
EUR 95/hour
10-hour minimum block. Architecture, second opinions, rescue assessments.
How the fixed price stays fixed
Two weeks inside your processes and your data. The output is a process and systems map, a data quality assessment, and a fixed-price implementation roadmap. Nothing is quoted from a discovery call.
The roadmap breaks the implementation into phases, each with a fixed price and a defined deliverable. We can commit to the number because we already know what the data and the processes look like.
New requirements are welcome; they are scoped and priced into the next phase boundary instead of quietly inflating the current one. The number you agreed to is the number you pay.
What you risk
Every phase is a fixed number agreed before it starts. If it takes us longer, that is our cost, not yours.
Every week you see the system doing real work on your own data. Not a status slide. If progress stalls, you see it within days, not at the invoice.
Stop at the end of any phase and keep everything built to that point, with the documentation to hand it to anyone.
Pricing questions
The variables are always the same: number of legal entities and countries, data volume and quality, number of integrations, and how much of the accounting history has to come across. The audit measures each of these, which is why the roadmap can carry a fixed number instead of a range.
The audit is invoiced at its start. Implementation phases are invoiced in two parts: half when the phase starts, half when the phase deliverable is accepted. There are no monthly burn invoices and no surprise reconciliations at the end.
A phase is a block of work with a fixed price, a defined deliverable, and an acceptance point at the end. The audit is a phase. Core Implementation typically runs as two to three phases on the way to the 90-day go-live. Every phase boundary is a point where you can stop and keep everything.
No. Odoo subscription licenses are paid by you directly to Odoo at their published per-user rates. Our prices cover implementation, configuration, migration, training, and support work only, so there is no markup hiding in either number.
Remote by default, from Sarajevo, across European and North American time zones; we have served US clients since 2018. On-site visits, for example for go-live week or warehouse walkthroughs, can be scoped into a phase where they earn their cost.
EUR 1,950, fixed, credited in full if you proceed. Tell us what you run today and we will confirm scope and start date within one business day.