Odoo is a suite of open source business apps that cover all your company needs: CRM, eCommerce, accounting, inventory, point of sale, project management, etc.

Odoo's unique value proposition is to be at the same time very easy to use and fully integrated.

Yes, you can mix both pricing models. You can have some workers on committed usage and some on pay as you go.

If you have a predictable amount of resource used then you should go for a committed usage package in order to reduce your spending. If you need a temporary increase of resources, it is possible to do so at the pay-as-you-go pricing

For example, you have a need of 2 worker all year round but during christmas you expect more visitors on your ecommerce. You can buy two worker at the committed usage rate and for only two weeks in the month of december, buy more worker at the pay-as-you-go rate.

A worker is what executes odoo code. It is like a thread as it is enabling the multithreading capacities of Odoo. The more workers you have, the more concurrent request your instance can handle.

The recommended amount of workers can be computed based on the numbers of users. We recommend one worker per 25 backend user and one worker per 5000 daily visitors. You can use the calculator on the pricing page to figure out how many worker should be used for your project.

All in all, Odoo is a highly cost-effective, user-friendly and flexible ERP solution that is regularly improved and updated to cover your business needs even better. It is already a popular choice for businesses of all sizes and industries across the globe and, if you are ready to join them, we are here to help you!

Currently we support both enterprise and community versions 16/17/18

Odoo Community is the open-source version of Odoo, while Odoo Enterprise is the licensed version. The main difference between the two is that Odoo Enterprise comes with additional features and services that are not available in the Community version. These include advanced reporting, customer support, and more.

Odoo Enterprise also comes with a more user-friendly interface and better performance than the Community version. However, the Community version is still a powerful and flexible ERP solution that can meet the needs of many businesses.

Hosting Odoo yourself is doable but it can be a challenge. You need to have a good understanding of the Odoo ecosystem, the server requirements, and the best practices for hosting Odoo. You also need to have the time and resources to maintain and update your server regularly.

Managed Odoo hosting simplifies your ERP experience, letting you focus on growth without worrying about technical upkeep. With managed hosting, Skysize handles system updates, security, backups, and monitoring, ensuring your Odoo platform runs smoothly, securely, and efficiently.

Our expert team is dedicated to optimizing uptime and performance, so you’ll always have a responsive, reliable system. For businesses aiming to streamline operations and reduce IT overhead, managed Odoo hosting is the ideal solution.

Skysize offers secure odoo hosting with a complete suite of CI/CD for a lower cost than its competitors.

What sets us apart? Skysize offers unparalleled flexibility, accommodating various source code management systems and providing both enterprise and community versions of Odoo. Plus, rest assured knowing that your data privacy is our top priority—we never access your data without your explicit consent and we never share anything with 3rd party.

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