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Core financialsFund accounting & grantsMulti-entity consolidation

Reported pricing

Quote-based; entry ~$12K/yr (1 user, core financials), typical $25K–$35K/yr

  • Dimensional GL makes fund, grant, and program reporting native rather than bolted on
  • Fast multi-entity consolidations
  • Financials only: inventory, manufacturing, and CRM require integrations
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Finance-first cloud ERP with deep multi-entity and nonprofit fund accounting.

Core financialsFund accounting & grantsMulti-entity consolidation

Quote-based; entry ~$12K/yr (1 user, core financials), typical $25K–$35K/yr

Small · Mid-market

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The most widely adopted cloud ERP suite for growing and mid-market companies.

Core financialsMulti-entity consolidationInventory & distribution

Reported from ~$999/mo base + $129–199/user/mo (2026 rates); scales with edition and modules

Mid-market · Large

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Microsoft's SMB/mid-market ERP, priced per user and tied into the Microsoft stack.

Core financialsInventory & distributionBudget-friendly

From ~$80/user/mo (Essentials tier, published pricing)

Small · Mid-market

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