Odoo has raised the price of its Custom plan — the plan you need for Odoo Studio, multi-company, the external API, Odoo.sh or on-premise hosting. Depending on the country, the yearly list price has gone up by 20% to 31%. The Standard plan has not changed in the markets we checked, and One App Free is still $0/€0.
The timing matters: Odoo 20 was unveiled at Odoo Experience 2026 this week, and the Custom plan card on odoo.com now lists “Odoo Studio / Agentic AI” alongside a new Light User licence. Below is what changed in the USA, Germany and Pakistan, what it costs a typical team, and what to check before your next renewal.
Key takeaways
- USA: Custom $46.70 → $61.00 per user/month billed yearly (+31%). Standard unchanged at $31.10.
- Germany (euro): Custom €37.40 → €44.90 (+20%). Standard unchanged at €24.90. New Light User at €7.90.
- Pakistan: Custom $10.80 → $13.40 (+24%). Standard still $7.25.
- First-year discounts still apply to new users for 12 months — budget for the list price from year two.
Odoo price increase 2026 at a glance
All prices are per user per month with yearly billing, as shown on odoo.com. “First-year price” is Odoo’s introductory rate, which odoo.com says is “valid for 12 months, for initial users ordered”.
| Market | Plan | Before | Now (list) | First-year price now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | Custom | $46.70 | $61.00 | $49.00 | +30.6% |
| USA | Standard | $31.10 | $31.10 | $24.90 | No change |
| Germany | Custom | €37.40 | €44.90 | €35.90 | +20.1% |
| Germany | Standard | €24.90 | €24.90 | €19.90 | No change |
| Pakistan | Custom | $10.80 | $13.40 | — | +24.1% |
| Pakistan | Standard | $7.25 | $7.25 | — | No change |
| All | One App Free | $0 / €0 | $0 / €0 | — | No change |
Monthly billing costs more: in the USA the Custom list price is now $76.20 per user/month (was $58.40), and in Germany €56.90 (was €46.80). Standard monthly list prices are unchanged at $38.90 and €31.10.
What changed on the odoo.com pricing page


Three things are new, beyond the price:
- “Agentic AI” is now part of the Custom plan description. Odoo positions its new AI agents next to Odoo Studio, so AI-heavy use cases point you towards Custom. See our Odoo AI guide for what the AI features actually do.
- A Light User licence (€7.90 per month in Germany) for employees who only need HR self-service — leave, expenses, attendance, appraisals — plus planning, logging into a Point of Sale session, read-only Knowledge and basic logistics tasks.
- The Standard plan did not move. The gap between Standard and Custom is now much wider, which makes choosing the right plan more valuable than ever.
What the increase costs a typical team
Yearly list prices, so this is what you pay once any first-year discount has ended:
| Team size (Custom plan) | USA before → now | Germany before → now | Pakistan before → now |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 users | $5,604 → $7,320 (+$1,716) | €4,488 → €5,388 (+€900) | $1,296 → $1,608 (+$312) |
| 25 users | $14,010 → $18,300 (+$4,290) | €11,220 → €13,470 (+€2,250) | $3,240 → $4,020 (+$780) |
| 50 users | $28,020 → $36,600 (+$8,580) | €22,440 → €26,940 (+€4,500) | $6,480 → $8,040 (+$1,560) |
Implementation, Odoo.sh hosting and custom development come on top of licences — see our Odoo implementation cost guide for the full budget picture.
Things to consider before your next renewal
1. Check whether you really need the Custom plan
Odoo moves a database to Custom automatically when you install Studio or add a second company. Custom is also required for the external API, custom modules, Odoo.sh and on-premise hosting. If you only switched to Custom for a couple of Studio fields or a second company you no longer use, going back to Standard can halve your licence cost. Our Odoo Studio vs custom development guide explains the trade-offs.
2. Budget for the end of the first-year discount
Odoo’s introductory price only covers the users you order initially, for 12 months. Year two moves to the list price, and users added later are billed at list price. After this increase, the step up at renewal is larger than many teams expect — we covered why in how to optimize Odoo subscription costs.
3. Move occasional users to Light User or portal access
Warehouse staff who only check stock, employees who only submit leave and expenses, or shop staff who only open a POS session may not need a full licence. Customers and vendors who only use the portal are free. A user audit is usually the fastest saving.
4. Pay yearly, and read your renewal quotation
Monthly billing costs around 25% more per user than yearly billing on both plans. Existing subscribers typically see new prices at renewal rather than mid-term, so check your renewal date and confirm the exact figure on your renewal quote. Our Odoo contract renewal guide walks through what to review.
5. Plan Odoo 20 and hosting together
If you are planning an upgrade to Odoo 20, decide your hosting at the same time: Odoo Online, Odoo.sh or on-premise. The plan you need follows from that choice — compare them in Odoo Online vs Odoo.sh vs on-premise, and see our Odoo migration service if you are moving versions.
6. Compare Community Edition honestly
Odoo Community has no licence fee, but you lose Studio, the Enterprise-only apps, Odoo’s hosting and official support, and you pay for hosting and maintenance yourself. For some teams with in-house developers it is cheaper; for most it is not. See Odoo Community vs Enterprise.
Country details
We break down the local prices, examples and options in two companion articles: Odoo price increase in the USA and Odoo price increase in Pakistan. For Germany, our Odoo services in Germany page covers DATEV and GoBD-ready implementations, and the general Odoo pricing guide explains how Odoo’s per-user model works.
Buying or renewing Odoo?
Start your subscription through Mediod’s Odoo partner link, then email info@mediodconsulting.com (before or after you purchase) and we apply a 22% discount to your Odoo subscription. Prefer to see it first? Use partner code M23052984318833 for a free 30-day Odoo demo database.
Want a second opinion on your plan, user mix or renewal quote? Book a free discovery call or request a quotation.
Disclosure: Mediod Consulting is an official Odoo Silver Partner. Links marked as partner links may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Did Odoo increase its prices in 2026?
Yes. The yearly list price of the Custom plan rose by about 31% in the USA ($46.70 to $61.00 per user/month), 20% in euro markets such as Germany (€37.40 to €44.90) and 24% in Pakistan ($10.80 to $13.40). The Standard plan and One App Free did not change.
Is the Odoo Standard plan more expensive now?
No. Standard is still $31.10 per user/month (yearly) in the USA, €24.90 in Germany and $7.25 in Pakistan, with the first-year discount still available for new users in the USA and Germany.
When did the Odoo price increase happen?
Archived copies of odoo.com show the US Custom price changing between late December 2025 and 9 January 2026. The euro and Pakistan increases were visible on odoo.com in September 2026, the week Odoo 20 was announced at Odoo Experience.
What is the Odoo Light User licence?
A lower-cost licence (€7.90 per month in Germany) for employees who only need HR self-service such as leave, expenses, attendance and appraisals, plus planning, POS login, read-only Knowledge and basic logistics tasks.
How can I reduce my Odoo subscription cost after the increase?
Check whether you need the Custom plan at all, pay yearly instead of monthly, move occasional users to Light User or portal access, and review your renewal quotation before signing. Buying through a partner such as Mediod can also lower the price.
Sources: odoo.com/pricing checked on 24 September 2026; earlier prices from archived copies of the same page on the Internet Archive (US, 8 Dec 2025) and (euro, 3 Jan 2026). Odoo sets prices per country and can change them at any time — always confirm the figure on your own quotation.



