why us
Why people pick ERPlora
We're not the cheapest tool on the market and we're not pretending to be. Here's the honest read on where we win — and against whom.
block 1
vs. enterprise ERPs — SAP Business One, Odoo Enterprise
These are powerful systems, but they're priced and built for companies with an IT department and a 6-month implementation budget. If you're an SMB that just needs to start selling on Monday, the gap isn't in features — it's in everything that surrounds them.
|
ERPlora |
SAP Business One |
Odoo Enterprise |
| Monthly entry cost | €0 | €108/user | €11.90/user × every paid app |
| Time to first invoice | Same day | 3–6 months | 2–3 months |
| Consultant / integrator required | No | Mandatory partner | Strongly recommended |
| Stripe + bank reconciliation | built-in | custom integration | add-on module |
| Built for Spanish SMBs |
| Verifactu / TicketBAI / 303·390·347 | included, no add-on | paid localization | paid localization |
| POS, kitchen display, hardware bridge | native | third-party | third-party |
| Spanish-language support, EU-only data | | via partner | EN-first |
| Made for 2026, not 2008 |
| Native AI assistant (acts on your data) | | | paid add-on, read-only |
| Always online at the counter (cloud PWA) | | | partial |
| Per-module pricing, not per-user | flat, predictable | per named user | per user × per app |
Bottom line: if your team is under 50 people, SAP and Odoo are selling you complexity you don't need yet, and charging you to implement it.
block 2
vs. vertical SaaS — Holded, Factorial, Zoho One
These tools are well-made for one slice of your business. The trap is the second tool: by year two most teams are paying for Holded + Factorial + a POS + a separate inventory tool, and copying data between them by hand. We replace that stack with one system.
|
ERPlora |
Holded |
Factorial |
Zoho One |
| What it really covers | Accounting + POS + inventory + HR + CRM, in one DB | Accounting + light CRM | HR only | 40 apps, loosely connected |
| Things they can't do |
| POS / TPV at the counter | native | | | separate app |
| Kitchen display, table map, restaurant flow | | | | |
| Receipt printers, cash drawer, scanner (local bridge) | | | | |
| Real multi-warehouse stock with lot/expiry | | basic | | separate app |
| AI assistant that crosses modules | one assistant, all your data | | | per-app, siloed |
| Architectural difference |
| Single database, one report covers everything | | single tool | single tool | 40 silos |
| Add a module without buying a new product | marketplace, 1 click | | | buy another app |
| Total cost at year 2 (POS + accounting + HR + stock) | 1 bill | + 2–3 tools | + 2–3 tools | 5+ subscriptions |
Bottom line: if your business only needs accounting, Holded is fine. The day you add a second register, a warehouse, or a kitchen, you're rebuilding your stack. We're the system you'd buy then — at the price you'd pay now.
Pricing and feature data from each vendor's public site, last checked May 2026. We update this page whenever a competitor changes their offering — if you spot something out of date, tell us.
