Tiny ERP review
Updated September 28, 2026 · ForgeCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Tiny ERP suits small businesses that want a free plan and room to think before paying anything. Its 30 day trial is longer than most in this category, and a business that fits inside the free plan never has to leave it at all.
Key facts
- Best for
- Small businesses that fit the free plan and want a long trial
- Price from
- R$41 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Free plan
- Yes (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Free trial length
- 30 days (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Support channels
- Help-centre (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Audience
- Small business
- Pricing model
- Free plan, Free trial
- Official website
- tiny.com.br
Business tools
Pros and cons
Pros
- A free plan is part of the product, so a new small business can start and stay at no charge while its needs fit inside that tier.
- The 30 day trial runs past the 15 day median trial across accounting software here, which leaves room to judge the paid tier properly.
- The stated audience is small business, the same group that takes the largest share of the software in this category.
Cons
- The starting price of BRL 41 ranks 36 out of 200 brands on price from and sits above the €13.15 site median, so a shop that outgrows the free plan pays more than most of the field.
- Support rests on help centre alone, with no phone line or live chat listed, so an urgent problem waits for a written answer.
- The audience is named as small business only, so a larger finance function is not the buyer this is shaped around.
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Who it suits
- Small businesses that can run inside the free plan and never need a paid tier.
- Owners who want a 30 day trial to test the paid side before committing.
- Readers who prefer written answers and are comfortable with help centre as the main route to help.
Who should look elsewhere
- Shops that want a cheaper paid entry point, since Qonto lists €9 and Accountable €9.90, both quoted in a different currency from the BRL 41 start here.
- Readers who need a voice on the phone or a live chat answer, because support rests on help centre alone.
- Enterprises: the audience is named as small business only, and that is not the shape of buyer this is built around.
Intro and renewal prices
Tiny ERP quotes a starting price of BRL 41, and that figure is the paid door rather than the way in. A free plan and a free trial sit in front of it: a business can open the free plan and keep it at no charge, or take the 30 day trial for a look at the paid tier. For a reader weighing cost, the two directions pull apart. The opening bill is shaped by the BRL 41 entry point, which is where Tiny ERP lands once the free tier is outgrown. The ongoing figure is a separate question, and a free plan holds the recurring charge at nothing for as long as the work stays inside that tier. Keeping those apart matters: BRL 41 sets what leaving the free plan costs, while the free plan sets what staying on it costs. Plan name matters just as much. Tiny ERP lists a single starting price, so BRL 41 is the figure to carry into any comparison, with the free plan and the 30 day trial as the ways in ahead of it.
What you get free
Tiny ERP pairs a free plan with a free trial of 30 days, so the no cost route comes in a pair of shapes. The free plan is the standing one: a business can open the product, work through what that tier carries, and pay nothing for as long as its needs stay there. Nothing on it expires, and no clock needs watching. The 30 day trial is the other shape, and it is the one to reach for when the work needs something the free tier does not hand over. A trial of that length covers a stretch of real billing rather than an afternoon, so a reader can watch the paid tier handle recurring work before any invoice arrives. Used together the pair covers most buying journeys. Start on the free plan, keep the 30 day window for the parts that need the paid tier, and treat the move as a choice rather than a deadline. Readers who stay on the free plan never pay, and readers who leave it should judge the paid tier on the 30 days on offer.
How Tiny ERP compares
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Frequently asked questions
What does Tiny ERP cost?+
Tiny ERP lists a starting price of BRL 41, and that is the paid entry rather than the way a new customer comes in. A free plan sits ahead of it, so a business that fits the free tier can start and stay at no charge. The BRL 41 figure is what to budget for once the free tier no longer covers the work.
Is there a free plan?+
A free plan is listed for Tiny ERP, so a new business can open the product and work at no charge while its needs stay inside that tier. The free plan is the sensible first stop: run a billing cycle on it, and treat anything it will not hand over as the case for the paid tier. A 30 day trial sits behind it.
How long is the free trial?+
The free trial on Tiny ERP runs 30 days, which is longer than the 15 day median trial across accounting software on this site and sits at the longer end of the range. A trial that size leaves room to test the paid tier across a real billing cycle before deciding whether it earns its place.
Who is Tiny ERP built for?+
The audience for Tiny ERP is listed as small business, and 94.5% of the accounting software on this site is aimed at the same group. That points to owners and small teams rather than large organisations, which also explains why a free plan and a 30 day trial sit at the front. A reader running a larger finance function is not the target buyer.
Is the price high for accounting software?+
Tiny ERP ranks 36 out of 200 brands on starting price, and its BRL 41 figure sits above the €13.15 median across the site and above the €16.66 median for accounting software alone. Most of the field starts lower, so the free plan matters more here than it would at a cheaper entry.
What support comes with it?+
Support runs through a help centre, so answers are self service and written rather than spoken. No phone line or live chat is listed alongside it, which suits owners who read their way to an answer and suits them less when a problem has to be settled the same day.
How can I try it before paying?+
The buying model is listed as free plan and free trial, so a free plan and a free trial are both on the table. The free plan runs as long as the work fits inside it, and the 30 day trial covers the parts the free tier does not carry. Readers can use the trial to judge the paid tier at BRL 41 before any bill.
How does the price compare with the alternatives?+
Qonto lists €9 as its starting price, Accountable €9.90 and Billy DKK 160, against BRL 41 for Tiny ERP. The 3 alternatives listed each quote in a different currency, so weigh the figures in your own before choosing.
Sources
- ajuda.tiny.com.br checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Support channels
“Central de Ajuda Olist”
- capterra.com.au/software/191365/tiny-erp checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Free plan, Pricing model, Price from
“Free version”
- sitelike.org/similar/tiny.cv checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Audience, Free trial length
“Teste 30 dias gratis”
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Local compliance.