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TL;DR
WP ERP bundles HR, CRM, and accounting into WordPress with 20+ extensions and a new mobile app — the back office for SMBs who want everything inside the WP dashboard.
Key Facts
Free version: The free ERP core on WordPress.org (5,000+ active installs, 4.4/5 from 149 reviews) includes the HRM module (employee profiles, leave, attendance, payroll basics), CRM (contacts, deals, WooCommerce sync), and accounting with unlimited users. Paid plans unlock the 20+ extensions, mobile app, and integrations.
Pricing
Starting at $15/mo
Free Forever
- HRM core module
- CRM core module
- Advanced accounting
- Unlimited users
- Community support
Starter
- 1 user (+$2/mo extra)
- All HRM extensions
- Advanced leave management
- HR frontend (self-service)
- Recruitment & job listings
- Attendance tracking
- Payroll
- Priority email support
Growth
- 3 users (+$2/mo extra)
- Everything in Starter
- CRM extensions
- Workflow automation
- WooCommerce integration
- Deals pipeline
- Mailchimp, HubSpot & Gravity Forms sync
Scale
- 10 users (+$2/mo extra)
- Everything in Growth
- Accounting extensions
- Payment gateway (PayPal & Stripe)
- Inventory management
- Zendesk, Help Scout & Salesforce sync
- WP ERP mobile app (iOS & Android)
- Live chat support
Enterprise
- Unlimited users
- Full suite access
- All HRM/CRM/Accounting extensions
- Mobile app
- Dedicated account manager
- SLA-backed support
- Custom integrations
- Volume & multi-site discounts
Additional Pricing Information
Annual plans: Starter $160/yr, Growth $304/yr, Scale $569/yr (2 months free on annual billing). Monthly prices shown include the current promo discount (20-30% off). Enterprise is custom-priced. A 14-day money-back guarantee applies.
Details
What is WP ERP?
WP ERP, a weDevs product, puts a small-business back office inside WordPress: the HRM module manages employee profiles, leave, attendance, payroll, recruitment, training, assets, and reimbursements; the CRM handles contacts, deal pipelines, segments, and workflow automation with WooCommerce, Mailchimp, HubSpot, and Gravity Forms syncs; and the accounting module covers invoices, payments, bank accounts, sales tax, ledgers, trial balances, and financial statements with PayPal and Stripe gateways. A 20+ extension catalog bolts on advanced leave management, HR frontend self-service, inventory, payment gateways, custom fields, and SMS, and the 2026 lineup added a WP ERP mobile app (iOS/Android) with real-time sync on Scale+ plans. On WordPress.org the free core holds 5,000+ active installs and a 4.4/5 from 149 reviews, and weDevs reports 10,000+ businesses using it. Pricing restructured in 2026 into per-user tiers: Starter $15/mo (HR only), Growth $29/mo (HR + CRM), Scale $55/mo (all three + mobile app), and custom Enterprise — with annual plans from $160/yr. There is no live lifetime deal.
Key Features
- *HRM Module** — employee profiles, leave, attendance, payroll, recruitment, training, assets, and reimbursements
- *CRM Module** — contact management, deal pipeline, segments, workflow automation, and WooCommerce sync
- *Accounting Module** — invoices, payments, bank accounts, sales tax, ledger, trial balance, and financial reports
- *20+ Extensions** — advanced leave, HR frontend, payroll, inventory, payment gateway, custom fields, SMS, and more
- *Mobile App** — iOS/Android apps with real-time sync on Scale+ plans
- *Integrations** — WooCommerce, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Gravity Forms, Zendesk, Help Scout, Salesforce, PayPal, Stripe
- *Frontend HR** — employee self-service dashboards without WordPress admin access
- *Reports** — headcount, salary history, leave, age/gender analytics, and financial statements
Who is it for?
- SMB owners who want HR, CRM, and accounting inside their existing WordPress admin
- Agencies running multiple client sites who can bundle ERP with their WordPress stack
- WooCommerce stores wanting customer and order data flowing into a CRM
- Teams that want a free HR/CRM starting point with paid modular extensions
Who is it NOT for?
- Mid-market or enterprise teams needing full-featured ERP, payroll compliance, or GAAP accounting
- Businesses wanting a modern cloud ERP with polished UX — Odoo or Zoho are better
- Anyone needing deep payroll and tax localization outside the US
- Non-WordPress businesses
The Bottom Line
WP ERP is a decent WordPress-native bundle of HR, CRM, and bookkeeping for very small teams — the free core is a genuinely useful starting point and the 4.4/5 WordPress.org rating backs it up. But 'ERP' overpromises: the accounting is light, payroll compliance is thin, install counts are small, and the new per-user pricing means costs climb as you grow. Use the free core for a few employees; look to Odoo, Zoho, or QuickBooks the moment you need real depth — and there's no lifetime deal to change that math.
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