Comparison · Reviewed September 15, 2026
GetUp vs Odoo
Odoo is a full business suite you configure; GetUp is a ready-made operations panel for shift-based, multi-location teams. GetUp is faster to start for that job, and Odoo wins on breadth.
GetUp is our product, so read this as our side of the comparison. Odoo's prices were read from its own pricing page on September 15, 2026.
At a glance
| Topic | Odoo | GetUp |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Odoo: One app free; all apps per user, varies by country | GetUp: Flat plan from €99 a month with 25 employees included |
| Scope | Odoo: Apps for accounting, inventory, HR, sales and more | GetUp: Scheduling, check-in, wages, invoice archive and accountant access |
| Setup | Odoo: Configuration, often with a partner | GetUp: Self-serve sign-up |
| Companies | Odoo: Multi-company on the Custom plan | GetUp: One company per account, with several brands |
| Open source | Odoo: Community edition | GetUp: No |
Which one fits
Choose Odoo if
- You need accounting, inventory, sales and HR in one system
- You have budget and time for implementation
- You want open source or on-premise hosting
Choose GetUp if
- Your main need is shifts, attendance and wages across locations
- You want to start without an implementation project
- You'd rather pay a flat plan than per user
How they charge
Odoo
Free for one app
One App Free gives a single app to unlimited users. Plans with all apps are priced per user a month, and multi-company, Studio and external API access need the Custom plan. Prices vary by country and current promotions, so check Odoo's page for your region.
Source: Odoo pricing page, checked September 15, 2026
GetUp
- Core$108 / €99 a monthUp to 25 employees and 3 locations
- Growth$173 / €159 a monthUp to 60 employees and 6 locations
- Scale$282 / €259 a monthUp to 100 employees and 10 locations
Extra employees are billed per person a month: $7 on Core, $6 on Growth, $5 on Scale. Enterprise starts at $449 / €399 a month. Also billed in PLN.
Switching from Odoo
GetUp doesn't import Odoo data. You'd add locations and staff and set hourly rates and shift templates; Odoo can keep running accounting or inventory if you use it for those.
Other Odoo alternatives worth a lookQuestions people ask
Is GetUp an ERP?
No. GetUp covers operations for multi-location teams: shifts, check-in, wages, an invoice and receipt archive, stock on Scale, and accountant access.
Does GetUp need an implementation partner?
No. You sign up, add locations and staff, and build shift templates yourself.
Does GetUp support KSeF?
Yes, for companies registered in Poland: GetUp sends and archives FA-3 e-invoices through KSeF.
Can one GetUp account hold several companies?
No. One account covers one company with several brands and locations. Separate legal entities need separate accounts, though an accountant can work across them from one login.
Try GetUp next to Odoo.
Set up one location, build a week of shifts and check a few people in. It's the quickest way to see which of the two fits the way you work.
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