Sage 100
Proven mid-market accounting and light manufacturing/distribution ERP with a large installed base and reseller network.
- Price range
- $10K - $75K
- Cost per user
- Quote-based
- Deployment
- On-premise, Hosted
- Best for
- Established SMBs that want dependable accounting-centered operations.
Strengths
- Proven accounting and distribution core
- Large, experienced reseller network
- Light manufacturing (BOM, work orders)
Limitations
- Dated interface
- Cloud only via third-party hosting
What r/ERP says about Sage 100
40 mentions tagged from r/ERP history, 50% of the rated ones positive. Sentiment is machine-tagged by Structify's own extraction pipeline, not a rating we assign.
Third-party reported pricing includes approximately $50 per user per month (Top10ERP pricing guide).
"I did an implementation of Sage 100 a couple of years ago for an manufacturing company in the Midwest. It's pretty robust product, with roots from MAS 90. It was an on-prem system and supports the companies global operations. It didn't seem to cost that much, but the company was a ~ $10 million dollar a year revenue enterprise."
Positive - read the thread on r/ERP
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