The one system your business needs.
Billing, GST, stock, purchase and sales in one open source system. One price per company, every app included, AI on your own key.
- Every app included, one price per company
- GSTR-1/3B, e-invoicing and e-way bills built in
- AI on your own key, or on your own servers
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Compare OneYukti with Odoo, Tally, Zoho ERP and ERPNext
We say where the other system wins, and we say it first. Prices are read from the vendor pages on a named date. Yukti is one price per company per year, written down before you sign.
The systems you are most likely weighing
Odoo
Same foundation, a different way of selling it: per user against per company, hours that expire against blocks that never do. We say under how many users Odoo costs less.
Read the comparisonYour Odoo quote
Put the Odoo quote you already have next to one number. Same users, same years, same math.
Read the comparisonTally
Desktop accounting and GST billing done well, against one system for billing, GST, stock, purchase and sales. Tally bills offline; Yukti runs in the browser.
Read the comparisonZoho ERP
Per-user plans with a five-user minimum and a per-employee fee, against one price per company per year with every app in.
Read the comparisonERPNext
Two open source ERPs: Frappe Cloud hosting priced by server, against one price per company per year with hosting and AI on your own key included.
Read the comparisonSystems quoted per deal
These vendors publish no price list, so each page compares the billing model in words, with no figure we have not read from a saved page.
NetSuite
Pricing negotiated per deal, against a published price per company per year.
Read the comparisonMicrosoft Dynamics 365
Per-user licences by module, against every app in every paid plan.
Read the comparisonAcumatica
Consumption-based billing, against one price per company with no transaction metering.
Read the comparisonSage
Financials with add-on modules quoted per deal, against every app in at one price per company.
Read the comparisonEpicor
Named-user licensing with manufacturing add-ons, against manufacturing in every paid plan.
Read the comparisonInfor
Industry suites on custom contracts, against one system at a published price.
Read the comparisonWhen two other systems are on your shortlist
Odoo vs ERPNext
Both are proven open source platforms with very different philosophies. Here is how they actually differ, and a third option worth knowing about.
Read the comparisonOdoo vs Zoho
One is a modular open source platform you can self-host. The other is a managed suite of 50+ apps with a separate ERP product beside it. Here is how they actually differ, and a third option worth knowing about.
Read the comparisonERPNext vs Zoho
One puts you in full control of your data and cost. The other gets you running in an afternoon. Here is how they actually differ, and a third option worth knowing about.
Read the comparisonHow we build these comparisons
Every price is read from the vendor page and carries its read date. Every feature claim is checked against vendor documentation. Where the other system wins, the page says so before it says anything about Yukti. If you spot something out of date, tell us and we will fix it.
Common questions about the comparisons
Are these comparisons biased toward OneYukti?
We have a point of view, and we say where the other system wins, first. Every price we print was read from the vendor page on a named date and carries that date. Each page has a section on when the other system is the better choice, because no single ERP fits every business.
Where do the prices come from?
Competitor prices are read from the vendor pricing pages and carry the read date next to the figure. Where a vendor publishes no price, we say so and compare the billing model in words. Yukti prices are the published ones on the pricing page: one price per company per year, setup by the hour at one published rate.
How often are comparisons updated?
We re-read the vendor pages when a vendor changes a price or ships a major release, and the read date on each figure tells you how current it is.
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