Odoo raised Custom plan prices by5% to 25%.
The change affects eight currency zones. The Standard plan and Community edition are untouched. Here is what moved, and what it means for your annual bill.
Three zones took the sharpest hit
If your team pays Odoo in one of these currencies, the impact is meaningful.
The full picture
Custom plan pricing per user, per month, on the yearly billing rate.
Data verified through a multi region scrape of the Odoo pricing configurator on September 24, 2026.
India, term by term
Every billing term shifted upward on the Custom plan. Here is how each option compares.
Per user, per month. All values in Indian rupees.
Not everything got more expensive
If your deployment fits one of these buckets, your line item did not move.
The new Light User seat
Alongside the version 13 Enterprise Subscription Agreement that took effect on September 24, 2026, Odoo introduced a Light User tier at €7.90 / $8.90 per user per month. The rate is listed on odoo.com/pricing-plan.
- Self-service HR: time off, expenses, attendances, appraisals, referrals, planning
- POS operator and Shop Floor manufacturing terminals
- Inventory Barcode operator access
- Field Service as an operator
- Read-only Knowledge
Agreement v13 counts every active employee record that is not linked to an active non-portal user account. Kiosk-only clock-in staff, HR records without a login, and anyone who signs in on a shared terminal all count as Light Users. This rule is spelled out on odoo.com/pricing-plan.
For teams with kiosk-only staff, Agreement v13 is a net cost increase
The Light seat is new, not a discount off existing Standard seats. A 50-person operation with 10 full users and 40 kiosk-only staff pays about €249 per month pre-v20. Under Agreement v13 on v20, the same team pays €249 for the full users plus €316 for the Light seats, a total of €565 per month. That is 2.3 times the earlier bill.
Savings only materialize for teams that previously paid full Standard rates for self-service-only staff. We walked the full 50-employee math in our breakdown of Agreement v13.
Only version 20 customers on Agreement v13. Customers on v18 and v19 continue under the v12 agreement, which has no Light User count. Portal Users for external customers and suppliers are still free.
Archive employee records for anyone who has left before you renew. An active employee record with no login still bills under v13. On OEC.sh you self-host, Odoo bills Enterprise directly, so you can prune HR records before each renewal.
Light User rates per odoo.com/pricing-plan on September 24, 2026. Rates for countries not shown fall back to the US figure, verify your region before you plan a renewal. Odoo.sh billing of Light Users is pending Odoo clarification and may be billed separately from the $24.90 user bundle.
What this actually costs
Two worked examples showing the annual difference on a typical Custom plan deployment.
Your infrastructure is not Odoo’s to price
Both the Custom plan hike and the new Light User seat affect your Odoo licensing line, which Odoo bills directly. When you deploy Odoo on your own cloud with OEC.sh, your infrastructure bill goes to your cloud provider directly, and the OEC.sh platform starts at zero dollars.
›How we sourced this data
Odoo serves different prices depending on where the visitor connects from. We run a scraper against twenty four cloud regions every day, so every price on this site reflects what a customer in that region would actually see.
The September 24, 2026 sweep also captured a new lower seat tier appearing across every region. Odoo has since confirmed on odoo.com/pricing-plan that this is the Light User seat under the version 13 Enterprise Subscription Agreement. See the Light User section above for the rate, what it covers, and who gets counted.
For live data, see the Odoo pricing hub and the country pages, for example India.