SOHO ERP review

Entry sits with the Basic Package plus pay-as-you-go add-ons, starting at $100. A free plan also exists, described as a Free ERP core with paid add-ons. Small firms can cover the core on the free tier, then buy only the add-ons a growing operation actually needs.

Yes, there is a free plan. It covers a Free ERP core with paid add-ons, and the usage limits read Free Basic: 3 users, 1 workspace, so the free tier suits one small team rather than a growing headcount. Paid add-ons are what lift a firm past those limits.

Payroll is included in the package rather than sold as a separate module. The tier structure is a Basic Package plus pay-as-you-go add-ons, so teams that expect headcount to rise can budget for payroll without hunting for another supplier.

The free trial runs 14 days, close to the category median of 15 days. That is enough time to set up the ERP core, run payroll once, and see which paid add-ons a team would actually keep.

It covers project management, hr and payments, with CRM as the listed product focus, so it reads as one ERP shell rather than a single-purpose ledger. 54 integrations sit alongside those modules for teams that keep specialist tools.

Support runs on help centre, and the listed product focus is CRM alone, so help and payroll questions go through written answers. Buyers who expect live chat or a phone line may weigh a different tool.

It is aimed at small businesses, matching 94.5% of the tools tracked on entry price here. It was founded in 2022 and is based in Jordan, so buyers outside the region should check local tax and payroll rules first.

Its Basic Package entry price of $100 ranks 180 of 200 on price from, and it sits below the category median of €16.66. Per-user pricing starts at $2, which keeps a growing team cheap at the entry point.