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NetSuite alternatives: 7 ERPs compared

NetSuite is a long-established cloud ERP with deep finance and many add-on modules. These are the ERPs buyers most often weigh against it, with the starting price each vendor publishes or a note where it publishes none.

  • 2 of 6 publish a price
  • 1 offer a free plan
  • Prices checked on October 28, 2026.
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  • d2b-ERP

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    Businesses that buy, make, store and sell goods and want sales, stock, production, POS and books on one connected system

    Starting price: From $10 per monthbilled monthly
    Free plan: free plan available

    d2b-ERP is d2bsuite's operations platform: sales and quotations, procurement with three-way matching, multi-warehouse inventory with lots and expiry, manufacturing with MRP, point of sale and logistics, all configured rather than custom-coded. Invoices, bills and stock values post to LedgerD. Plans and prices are on its product page.

  • NetSuite

    Companies that want a long-established cloud ERP with deep finance and a large catalogue of add-on modules

    Starting price: Quote only
    free plan: see the vendor's page

    NetSuite is sold as an annual subscription made up of a core platform, optional modules and a user count, plus a one-time implementation fee. It publishes no price list, so a quote is the only way to get a figure.

  • Odoo

    Teams that want a modular ERP they can start with one free app and grow from there

    Starting price: Varies by country
    Free plan: free plan available

    Odoo's pricing page lists a free plan for a single app with unlimited users, and paid plans priced per user per month. Prices are shown by country, so the figure you see depends on where you are: check the page for your own.

  • Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

    Companies already on Microsoft 365 that want their ERP from the same vendor

    Starting price: From $80 per user / monthbilled annually
    Free plan: no free plan

    Microsoft lists Dynamics 365 Business Central Essentials at $80 per user per month and Premium at $110, both paid yearly, plus an $8 Team Members licence for light use. The page offers a free 30-day trial and says prices are informational and can differ by currency, country and region.

  • SAP Business One

    Small and mid-sized companies that want an SAP product

    Starting price: Quote only
    free plan: see the vendor's page

    SAP Business One uses named-user licences, where each licence is tied to a specific person. We could not find a public price list for it, so the figure comes from a quote.

  • Acumatica

    Companies that want an ERP priced by the applications they use rather than by user seats

    Starting price: Quote only
    free plan: see the vendor's page

    Acumatica advertises unlimited users and prices by the applications you choose, your expected usage and resources, and how you deploy it. It publishes no price, so the cost comes from a quote.

  • ERPNext

    Teams that want open-source ERP they can host themselves or run on managed hosting

    Starting price: From $5 per monthbilled monthly
    Free plan: no free plan

    ERPNext is free, open-source software (GPL-3.0) that you can self-host with no software cost. Frappe Cloud hosting starts at $5 a month per site, not per user, with a 14-day free trial; server plans start at $20 and $125 a month.

Prices checked on October 28, 2026. d2bsuite makes d2b-ERP, so we list it first. Every other price is the starting price on the vendor's own pricing page that day, before tax and without introductory discounts. Vendors change prices often, so check their page before you buy.

Executive Switching Summary

Why teams switch from NetSuite to d2b-ERP

Teams usually look elsewhere when an annual licence built from a core platform, separate module fees and a one-time implementation cost feels heavy for their size, or when they want to switch on one module at a time. NetSuite publishes no price, so budgeting starts with a sales conversation.

  • Order-to-Cash in One Flow

    A confirmed order creates its own delivery and invoice and posts to the ledger, so nobody re-types it in three places.

  • Go Live One Module at a Time

    Start with Sales and Inventory, or POS and Accounting, and switch on the next module later. The Data Loader brings in customers, vendors, products, stock and opening balances from CSV or Excel.

  • Native to LedgerD, PeopleD and CrmD

    Invoices, bills and stock values post to LedgerD, approvals follow PeopleD's reporting lines and pipelines sync with CrmD, with nothing to export or re-import.

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What is a good NetSuite alternative for a growing distributor or manufacturer?
d2b-ERP covers sales, procurement, multi-warehouse inventory, manufacturing with MRP, POS and logistics and posts to LedgerD natively, so a distributor or maker can run order-to-cash on one system. Odoo and ERPNext are modular options you can start small with, and Business Central suits teams built around Microsoft. Choose by the modules your process needs.
Do we have to buy every ERP module on day one?
Not with d2b-ERP: start with Sales and Inventory, or POS and Accounting, and add modules as you grow. They share the same customers, products and prices. NetSuite licenses modules separately, and Odoo's free plan covers a single app.
Can we move our data from NetSuite or another ERP?
Yes. d2b-ERP's Data Loader imports customers, vendors, products, stock and opening balances from CSV or Excel and checks every row before anything is saved, so export those lists from your current system and load them.

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