Most ERP research starts with a vendor demo, which is the wrong end of the problem. Three questions decide the outcome: whether your company needs an ERP yet, what one realistically costs in the Czech market, and whether a boxed system fits how you work.
The starting point is familiar. Pohoda or Money handles accounting, stock lives in a spreadsheet, the e-shop exports orders as a CSV, and one person knows how the whole chain fits together. That works for years. Then a second warehouse arrives.
Pricing is where the topic gets genuinely confusing. Boxed software like Pohoda starts around 15,000 CZK a year. Helios and SAP run from tens of thousands to several million. A custom ERP starts from 100,000 CZK as a one-time build, with no per-user licence.
Read the articles below in whatever order matches your situation. Not sure an ERP is the answer yet? Start with the warning signs. Decision made and you need a number to take to your co-owners? Start with the costs.
The two articles that tell you whether this is a software problem at all.
The full picture on price in the Czech market, including the costs that show up after signing.
The real decision once you know you need an ERP: how much of your business you are willing to reshape to fit someone else's software.
Tell us how your team works today. We map the process, say plainly whether you need a new system or an extension of what you already have, and give you a scoped estimate. Custom ERP starts from 100,000 CZK.