Pricing guide

ERPNext implementation cost in India

Onebook's ERPNext implementations start from ₹2,00,000. Hosting starts at ₹4,000 a month, with no per-user licence and no annual maintenance contract (AMC). The implementation price is fixed in writing after discovery, before any build starts.

Updated October 2026

What you pay, line by line

ItemWhat it coversOnebook price
ImplementationDiscovery, process mapping, BRD, FRD, dummy UI, configuration, data migration, test cases, training, parallel run and go-liveFrom ₹2,00,000, fixed in writing after discovery
Hosting: MicroOne ERPNext site, daily backups, standard modules. 4 compute hours a day, 2 GB database, 50 GB disk₹4,000 a month, or ₹3,400 a month billed yearly
Hosting: GrowthCustom apps, customer and vendor portals, AI document automation, optional staging site. 12 compute hours a day, 6 GB database, 150 GB disk₹12,000 a month, or ₹10,200 a month billed yearly
Hosting: EnterpriseIsolated infrastructure (dedicated VPC), on-premise or hybrid option, 24/7 premium supportCustom quote
User licencesERPNext is open source₹0, for any number of users
AMCSupport and warranty are part of hosting₹0

How long it takes

ScopeTypical go-live
Standard modules, little customisation4-8 weeks
Some customisation6-10 weeks
Heavy customisation or several integrations8-12 weeks

What moves the price

  • Number of companies, branches and GSTINs.
  • Data to migrate and where it lives: Tally, Zoho, SAP or Excel.
  • Custom apps, print formats and reports.
  • Integrations: e-commerce, banks, payment gateways, machines.
  • Manufacturing depth: multi-level BOMs, job work, subcontracting.
  • Training across locations and shifts.

A first-year example

A single-company trader on standard modules and Micro hosting pays ₹2,00,000 for implementation plus ₹48,000 for twelve months of hosting: ₹2,48,000 in year one.

Year two is hosting only: ₹48,000, or ₹40,800 billed yearly. Your quote depends on the drivers above; this example shows the shape of the cost, not a fixed price.

Compared with an AMC model

Many ERP vendors charge 18-22% of the project or licence value every year as AMC. On a ₹2,00,000 project, 20% is ₹40,000 a year before hosting.

Onebook charges no AMC. Support is part of hosting, and the warranty covers ERPNext and your custom apps for as long as Onebook hosts your system.

What is fixed before you pay for the build

  • Process mining: we map how work actually flows today, from your data and your team.
  • BRD (business requirements document): what the business needs, in its own words.
  • FRD (functional requirements document): how ERPNext will meet each requirement.
  • Dummy UI: screens you can click through before anything is built.
  • Test cases: how each process will be checked before go-live.
  • Written scope and price, signed before configuration starts.

Frequently asked questions

How much does ERPNext implementation cost in India?

With Onebook, implementation starts from ₹2,00,000 and the price is fixed in writing after discovery. Hosting starts at ₹4,000 a month. There is no per-user licence and no AMC.

Is ERPNext free?

The software is open source, so there is no licence fee. You pay for implementation and hosting.

Does Onebook charge per user?

No. Every plan has unlimited users. Hosting is priced on compute and storage, not headcount.

Is there an annual maintenance contract?

No. Support is included in hosting, and the lifetime warranty covers ERPNext and your custom apps for as long as Onebook hosts your system.

How long does ERPNext implementation take?

4-8 weeks for standard modules, 6-10 weeks with some customisation, and 8-12 weeks with heavy customisation or several integrations.

What if ERPNext does not fit after go-live?

Your data stays yours. If Onebook does not fit after implementation, we help you migrate back with no lock-in and no penalties.

Sources

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