Your Business Has Upgraded. Has Your Odoo?

Enterprise includes major advantages like localized accounting (per country), advanced financial reporting, a powerful website and eCommerce builder, and official support from Odoo S.A. It also gives you access to Odoo Studio and regular upgrades. We will help you assess whether the switch fits your business needs.

Yes, it's possible — and often recommended if you need more flexibility. Odoo Online is a fully managed SaaS version with limited access to the backend (no custom modules or deep server control). Odoo.sh, on the other hand, gives you full access to the codebase, custom modules, staging environments, and version control (Git). To migrate, your database is exported from Odoo Online and restored on Odoo.sh.

Starting in 2025, Odoo introduced a 25% surcharge on the subscription cost for customers using versions that are more than three years old. This applies to Odoo Enterprise users who haven't upgraded to a supported version.

The goal is to encourage businesses to stay up to date with the latest features, security updates, and performance improvements. Upgrading avoids this extra fee and keeps your system in line with current best practices — both technically and financially.

The cost of upgrading Odoo depends on many factors — your current version, Odoo edition, the level of customization, number of custom code lines, whether third‑party apps are already updated by their authors, and even whether certain custom features are now available out‑of‑the‑box in newer versions.

To give you a first rough estimate, we’ve created a simple Odoo Upgrade Cost Estimator that instantly provides an approximate upgrade cost. You can get your estimate in just five minutes by answering a few quick questions.

Please note that the final cost may vary, as it’s impossible to account for every scenario upfront — it can be higher or even lower (for example, if some custom features are no longer needed or replaced by native functionality).
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It depends on the number of custom modules, integrations, the condition of your data and how many versions you skip. As a reference, we migrated a system with 79 modules from Odoo 15 to Odoo 16 in one month. The final switch to the new version is usually scheduled at night or on a weekend, within a downtime window agreed in advance. You get a timeline during upgrade planning.

No. Preparation and testing run on a test copy of your database, so employees keep working in the current Odoo version. Modules and integrations are adapted there, and key processes such as purchasing, sales, warehousing and accounting are checked. The final migration is scheduled for the time with the lowest workload, usually at night or on a weekend, within an agreed downtime window.

Both paths are possible. Skipping several versions is feasible with careful planning: we have upgraded clients from Odoo 16 and Odoo 17 directly to Odoo 19. The right target depends on your custom modules and on whether the third-party apps you use already support the newer version. We review this during the system audit and agree on the target version with you before work starts.

Yes. We upgraded a medical device manufacturer from Odoo 12 to Odoo 17 with 122 custom modules, including 53 high-complexity ones and 26 that needed full JavaScript rewrites. Another client moved from Odoo 15 to Odoo 16 with 79 modules in one month. We do not migrate custom code blindly: modules that are now covered by standard Odoo features can be retired.