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Discover our side-by-side comparison of 16 leading ERP systems benchmarked against Epicor Prophet 21. Evaluate key features, compare pricing, and identify the ERP solution that best aligns your business needs. You can also browse the categories above to explore additional ERP options across industries and popular use cases.

To guide your decision, we’ve developed a comprehensive ERP selection guide. Packed with practical insights and analysis, this resource equips you with the knowledge needed to make a confident, well-informed choice for your ERP investment. Don’t miss our detailed selection guide.

Price Range

$10,000 +

Cost Per User

$100 - $200

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$20,000 +

  • Installs24,000 +

  • ArchitectureMiddle Server

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Built for distributors and unique with DynaChange® tools (Screen, Tab, Menu, Navigator, Portals). Integrates with Microsoft Office, supports workflow automation, and covers distribution functions from CRM to WMS. Its dual deployment options give broad flexibility and industry adoption.

Limitations

Complex to implement and customize, requiring consulting support. Less agile and presents challenges for organizations looking to scale seamlessly.

Price Range

$25,000 +

Cost Per User

$99+

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$10,000 +

  • Installs40,000 +

  • ArchitectureMulti-Tenant

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Cloud-native ERP with strong integration and ideal for growing companies. Global multi-company support, advanced reporting, and an extensive partner ecosystem. With Oracle backing, it offers industry-specific editions and analytics in one unified SaaS platform.

Limitations

Not ideal to cost-friendly prospects, through additional add-ons, customization, and advanced setups. Challenges with performance in high-volume transaction environments

Price Range

$50,000 +

Cost Per User

$100 +

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License, Leasing

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$50,000 +

  • Installs200,000,000 +

  • ArchitectureModular, Multi-Tenant, Hybrid

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Known for enterprise-grade depth and functionality across industries. Supports global operations with multi-company, language, and currency features. Advanced analytics, AI, and integration with supply chain and industry-specific modules.

Limitations

Licensing and ongoing support fees are among the highest in the market. Smaller organizations find it better suited to large enterprises.

Price Range

$30,000 +

Cost Per User

$70 - $210

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$20,000 +

  • Installs100,000 +

  • ArchitectureCloud, Modular

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Dynamics 365 integrates with Microsoft 365 and Power Platform. Offers flexible deployment (cloud-first, with on-premise options for Business Central) and modular licensing across Finance, Supply Chain, and CRM. Its global partner network ensures strong implementation support.

Limitations

Can be fragmented due to different ERP products not being unified. Performance can delay for large enterprises with high transaction volumes.

Price Range

$50,000 +

Cost Per User

$150 - $250

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License, Leasing

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$40,000 +

  • Installs65,000 +

  • ArchitectureCloud, Multi-Tenant

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Industry-specific, offering tailored solutions for distribution, manufacturing, and service industries. Platform provides advanced workflow automation, and AI insights. The cloud deployment on AWS and ION middleware provides modern integration capabilities

Limitations

ERP ecosystem is fragmented with multiple ERP lines rather than a single unified platform. Lacks global ecosystem in comparison to its competitors.

Price Range

$15,000 +

Cost Per User

N/A

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$15,000 +

  • Installs10,000 +

  • ArchitectureCloud, Modular

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Unique no per-user licensing model and priced through resources. Offers mobile design and structure provides flexibility across finance, CRM, inventory, and manufacturing.

Limitations

Pricing can become expensive from company growth and lack of advanced features. Not a fit for large ecosystems in need of global support.

Price Range

$30,000 +

Cost Per User

$100 - $200

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License, Leasing

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$20,000 +

  • Installs7,000 +

  • ArchitectureModular, Web, SQL

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Mid-market ERP with multi-company, currency, and manufacturing capabilities. Appealing to midsized companies in need of balance functionality and affordability. Offers deployment flexibility and solid financial management.

Limitations

Less modern, outdated, and slower innovation cycles in comparison to cloud-native systems. Not ideal for multinational enterprises due to limited global scalability.

Price Range

$150,000 +

Cost Per User

$150 - $300

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$50,000 +

  • Installs10,000 +

  • ArchitectureSOA

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Fit for asset-intensive industries in need of field service, asset management, and manufacturing. Its cloud-native architecture uses microservices for scalability. Offers unique strong industry-specific depth not found in many ERPs.

Limitations

Low brand recognition compared to competitors and lack of skilled consultants. Implementations are complex and resource heavy. Not suitable for small businesses looking for cost-friendly options.

Price Range

$20,000 +

Cost Per User

$100 - $200

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$20,000 +

  • Installs15,000 +

  • ArchitectureNET, SQL

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Tailored for manufacturing and distribution midsized companies. Offers functionality in production planning, inventory, and supply chain. Provides flexible deployment options and industry-specific templates.

Limitations

Suited for SMBs rather than large enterprises. Lacks AI functionality and global ecosystem offered by tier-1 vendors.

Price Range

$50,000 +

Cost Per User

$125 - $200

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$30,000 +

  • Installs1,000 +

  • ArchitectureMulti-Tenant

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Uses differentiation feature of salesforce platform to provide integration and analytics through Salesforce CRM. Cloud-native, mobile-friendly, and well-suited for manufacturers and distributors seeking a unified system.

Limitations

Small base, limited to the Salesforce ecosystem, and restricts flexibility of other platforms. Not fit for companies wanting broad coverage, partners, and a consultant pool.

Price Range

$40,000 +

Cost Per User

$100 - $175

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$25,000 +

  • Installs1,000 +

  • ArchitectureSingle, SQL

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Built for process manufacturers seeking strong compliance, lot tracking, and formula management features. Uses a single-system architecture (all modules native, no bolt-ons), which simplifies management. It supports both on-premise and cloud deployment.

Limitations

Limiting for businesses outside of manufacturing through its narrow industry focus. Not modern as other cloud-native ERPs and smaller in scale; ecosystem and integration.

Price Range

$15,000 +

Cost Per User

$75 - $150

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$25,000 +

  • Installs1,000 +

  • ArchitectureWeb, SQL

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Designed for wholesale distributors, offering built-in CRM, counter sales (POS), and warehouse management. Tailored for mid-sized distributors, providing out-of-the-box functionality. Pricing is competitive and implementation is simpler than tier-1 ERPs.

Limitations

Niche and lightweight for larger enterprises due to less advancement, unless paired with third-party tools. Partner ecosystem is small, limited support and scalability compared to larger ERP vendors.

Price Range

$10,000 +

Cost Per User

$25 - $40

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$5,000 +

  • Installs7,000,000 +

  • ArchitectureOpen Source, Python

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Open-source ERP with low entry costs and flexibility, through enterprise modules. Offers both SaaS and on-premise options, with a modular structure covering CRM to manufacturing. Its customization options make it popular with SMEs and startups.

Limitations

Reliance on partners for implementation and support. Modules are not equally matured and complex enterprises require significant customization.

Price Range

$10,000 +

Cost Per User

$60 - $120

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$5,000 +

  • Installs20,000 +

  • ArchitectureWeb, SQL

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Customer Master Inquiry
  • Multiple ways to look up customers

Unique Features

Popular with SMBs for its inventory and warehouse management, including barcoding, lot/serial tracking, and manufacturing add-ons. Integrates with QuickBooks and Xero, and easily accessible for small businesses.

Limitations

Not a full ERP and relies on external accounting systems for financials. Not fit for mid-to-large enterprises looking for scalability and all-in-one solution.

Price Range

$25,000 +

Cost Per User

$100 - $150

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$15,000 +

  • Installs1,000 +

  • ArchitectureSQL

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Built for wholesale distributors looking for order entry, WMS, pricing, and rebate management. Offers deployment flexibility, faster implementations, and broad distribution coverage.

Limitations

Narrowly focused and not serve companies outside of distribution. Lacks extensibility of large ERPs and the analytics are less advanced than higher-tier vendors.

Price Range

$25,000 +

Cost Per User

$100 - $175

Deployments

  • Cloud
  • On-Premise
  • Financing OptionsSubscription, License

  • Minimum Fee to Implement$20,000 +

  • Installs500,000 +

  • ArchitectureNET/SQL, Multi-Tenant

Core Features

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Access key information from one screen
  • Contacts integrated with fax and email
  • Create and follow up on tasks
  • Customer Master Inquiry

Unique Features

Popular with European SMEs, offering financial management, multi-company support, and integration with CRM and HR tools. Exact Online (cloud) provides easy access for small businesses, while Exact Globe serves mid-sized companies with more complex needs.

Limitations

Not fit for multinational companies due to limited global penetration outside Europe. Is dated in comparison to newer cloud-native ERPs and may not scale as seamlessly for large enterprises.