YOUR SWITCH REPORT

What your ERP costs, and what switching costs.

The numbers you entered, both ways, over five years. Nothing here is locked. Edit anything and it recalculates, then save it as a PDF and take it to whoever signs the invoices.

Your numbers. Edit anything.

Typical published pricing. Picking a system resets the cost lines to its defaults; your seats and renewal date stay put. Edit everything to match your bills.

What that really costs
$51,333 a year
Licence, platform and hosting$20,000
Partner, support and admin$20,000
Upgrades, averaged per year$11,333
MirrorWorks on/user/month$6,000
The next five years
Over five years: staying costs about $294,385, switching costs about $82,000: 18 more months of what you pay now, then MirrorWorks from your renewal.

How this works: your current costs run until your renewal and rise 5% a year. MirrorWorks runs from the month after, at its published month-to-month price. Switching skips your next upgrade project, because you are leaving. Bridge imports your data free. See the switching roadmap.

Six questions worth asking any vendor. Including us.

1. What does this cost in year three, all in, once partner time and the next upgrade project are counted?

2. What does it cost to leave? Ask to see your own data exported, in a file you can open, before you sign.

3. Who fixes it when it breaks, how fast, and what is the hourly rate?

4. Can I run one of my real jobs end to end in a trial, with my own part numbers, before I commit?

5. What happens at the next major version? Is the upgrade included, or is it quoted as a project?

6. Of the modules I am paying for, how many will my people actually open in a normal week?

Want us to walk through it with you?

We will go through your numbers line by line, and tell you honestly if staying put is the cheaper answer.

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