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OEC.sh vs Skysize: Feature Comparison
See how OEC.sh compares to Skysize across 10 key features
| Feature | OEC.sh | Skysize |
|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure model | Bring-your-own cloud account — you own the servers, the bill, and the data path | Managed on Skysize's own infrastructure (single-vendor) |
| Cloud provider choice | DigitalOcean, AWS, GCP, Azure, Hetzner, Vultr, OVH, Linode (8 named) | Skysize-operated infrastructure (EU-based, single vendor) |
| User capacity at the comparable mid-tier | Pro $39/mo: unlimited users | Scale $49/mo (or $39/mo yearly): up to 50 users |
| User capacity at the top published tier | Agency $199/mo: unlimited users | Business $99/mo (or $79/mo yearly): up to 100+ users (pay-as-you-go available beyond) |
| Free tier | Free — 1 server, 3 environments, 2 projects, no time limit, on any of 8 clouds | Sandbox — single user, basic hosting on Skysize infra, archived after 30 days inactivity |
| ISO 27001 certification | Not certified | Certified (per skysize.io/pricing/) |
| Published SLA | Not separately published | 99.95% (Launch/Scale), 99.99% (Business) |
| Odoo Community + Enterprise | Both supported on every plan — bring the edition and license you want | Both supported on every plan including Sandbox |
| Git integration | GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket | GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket (per skysize.io homepage) |
| Staging environments | Included on every paid plan (3 envs on Starter, more on Pro/Agency) | Included: 1 on Launch, 3 on Scale, 5 on Business |
| Odoo versions supported | Odoo 14 through 19 | Odoo 16, 17, 18, 19 |
| Public REST API | Full v1 API for projects, environments, deploys, webhooks. Available from Starter ($19/mo). | Not published |
| Customer impersonation (Connect-As) | Sign in to any user's session in a customer environment without their password; full audit trail | Not published |
| Email deliverability testing (Mailtest) | Captures every outbound email and scores SPF / DKIM / DMARC alignment plus SpamAssassin checks | Not published |
| Webhook engine | Delivery log per webhook, auto-pause after 10 consecutive failures, native Slack / Teams / Discord payload formatters | Not published |
| Automation rule triggers | 6 trigger types: push, PR open, PR merge, PR close, tag push, manual on-demand | Auto-deploy on push (per skysize.io homepage); broader trigger taxonomy not published |
| Automation rule actions | 7 action types: deploy, quick update, create ephemeral review env, clone-neutralize-deploy (with prod data sanitization), promote staging to production, destroy env, blue-green deploy | Auto-deploy, automatic staging environments (per skysize.io homepage); pipeline actions not separately published |
| Approval gates in automation runs | Rules can require explicit approval before executing (PENDING_APPROVAL state) | Not published |
| Server / container alert types | 7 alert types: CPU high, memory high, disk high, container down, container restart, server unreachable, backup failed (+ custom) | Monitoring mentioned on homepage; alert taxonomy not separately published |
| Alert severity + deduplication | 4 severity levels (info, warning, error, critical) with fingerprint-based deduplication and configurable cooldown (default 1 hour) | Not published |
| Alert delivery channels | In-app, email, plus Slack / Teams / Discord webhook formatters | Not separately published |
| Scheduled Odoo Docker image updates | Per-environment opt-in policy with cron schedule (default Sunday 3 AM), optional odoo-bin -u all module upgrade after image pull, rollback on failure, status tracking (success / failed / rolled_back / no_change) | "Automatic updates" mentioned on homepage; scheduled policy with per-env cron and rollback not separately published |
| Scheduled host OS updates | Toggle Ubuntu unattended-upgrades from the platform; periodic config + drop-in managed via /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ | Managed hosting (Skysize handles OS); customer-side OS-update controls not exposed |
| PostgreSQL performance stack | PostgreSQL 17 + pgvector, PgBouncer connection pooling, PgTune optimization, read replicas (Pro tier) | Postgres clusters tuned for Odoo (per skysize.io homepage); pgvector/PgBouncer/read replicas not separately published |
| AI coding dev mode | Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex in a dedicated dev container (Pro tier) | Not published |
| Granular role-based permissions | 55+ granular permissions from Pro ($39/mo); custom roles at Agency | Not separately published; user caps published per tier |
| Cloudflare Tunnel support | Connect servers via Cloudflare Tunnel without opening inbound ports | Not published |
| Enterprise SSO | OIDC SSO with Okta, Google Workspace, Entra ID, or Auth0 (Agency tier) | Not published |
| Backup destinations | 9 destinations: AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, MinIO, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob, OVH Object Storage, DigitalOcean Spaces, FTP/SFTP | Skysize-managed backups with one-click restore |
| Directory listing for practitioners | Public profile on the independent Odooers directory (Pro+, opt-in only); Featured placement on Agency | Not offered |
Pricing Comparison: Real-World Example
50-user workload, ~50 GB storage, production + 3 staging envs
OEC.sh Pro + your cloud account
Skysize Scale (verified 2026-06-27)
At this 50-user tier, Skysize Scale is roughly $14/mo cheaper because they bundle the server. OEC.sh becomes cheaper once you grow past Skysize's user cap and would otherwise jump to their Business plan ($99/mo monthly, $79/mo annual). Where OEC.sh wins is the BYO-cloud model, no user cap, and direct cloud-provider choice — not raw price at this exact configuration.
Why Switch from Skysize to OEC.sh?
Seven compelling reasons to make the switch today
8+ Cloud Provider Options
Deploy to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Vultr, Linode, or any of 8+ supported providers. Match your compliance, latency, and budget requirements perfectly.
Multi-Project Architecture
Run multiple Odoo instances on a single server. Perfect for agencies managing multiple clients or businesses with separate Odoo deployments. Maximize resource utilization and reduce costs.
GitHub, GitLab & Bitbucket Integration
Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repositories - including self-hosted instances. Auto-deploy on push, branch-based environments, and complete CI/CD flexibility.
7+ Backup Destinations
Choose from AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, MinIO, FTP, or your own storage. Full control over backup retention, encryption, and geographic redundancy.
White-Label for Agencies
Full white-label support lets you offer Odoo hosting under your own brand. Custom domains, branded dashboards, and client-facing interfaces with your logo and colors.
Transparent Fixed Pricing
No per-user fees, no hidden charges. Pay a predictable platform fee plus direct cloud costs you control. Scale your team without watching costs multiply.
Community Edition First
Use Odoo Community Edition for free with full platform features. No mandatory Enterprise licensing. Bring your own license only if you need Enterprise-specific modules.
Skysize Limitations You Should Know
Important considerations before committing to Skysize
You want to keep the cloud relationship
OEC.sh deploys to your own cloud account — DigitalOcean, AWS, GCP, Azure, Hetzner, Vultr, OVH, or Linode. The bill goes from your cloud provider to you, you keep credits and reserved-capacity discounts, and the data path stays on infrastructure you own. Skysize hosts on their own infrastructure; that's a deliberately different model with its own benefits (one bill, ISO-certified, one SLA), but if BYO cloud matters to you, OEC.sh is the right fit.
You will outgrow Skysize's user caps
Skysize plans publish user capacity caps: Launch up to 25, Scale up to 50, Business up to 100+ (with pay-as-you-go beyond). OEC.sh Pro at $39/mo and Agency at $199/mo have no per-tier user caps — workload scales with the cloud server you pick, not with the platform plan. If you anticipate crossing the published caps, OEC.sh's tier structure stays simpler.
You need multi-cloud, multi-region for compliance or latency
Skysize's hosting is EU-based and single-vendor. If your customers require US-region data residency, India local hosting, or compliance regimes tied to specific cloud providers, OEC.sh's 8-provider model gives you direct region choice — same data path as if you ran the workload yourself, because you are.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about switching from Skysize to OEC.sh
What is the best alternative to Skysize for Odoo hosting?
OEC.sh is a strong Skysize alternative if you want to deploy Odoo on your own cloud account (DigitalOcean, AWS, GCP, Azure, Hetzner, Vultr, OVH, Linode) instead of single-vendor managed hosting on Skysize's own infrastructure. Both platforms support Community and Enterprise editions, GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket, and include staging environments. Skysize is ISO 27001 certified with a published SLA (99.95% to 99.99%); OEC.sh is not certified and does not publish a specific platform SLA — your effective SLA on OEC.sh is whatever your cloud provider commits to.
How does OEC.sh pricing compare to Skysize?
Both platforms publish flat-fee plans — neither uses per-user fees. Skysize Launch is $29/mo (or $22/mo on annual billing) and includes the server up to 25 users. OEC.sh Starter is $19/mo plus the cloud bill you pay directly (a comparable DigitalOcean droplet is around $24/mo, so roughly $43/mo total). At the entry tier Skysize bundles cheaper. Above 50 users, OEC.sh Pro at $39/mo flat (unlimited users) tends to be cheaper than Skysize Business at $99/mo monthly or $79/mo on annual billing. We do not claim to be dramatically cheaper than Skysize — the gap is small and depends on the workload size.
Can I migrate from Skysize to OEC.sh?
Yes, migration from Skysize to OEC.sh is straightforward. The process involves: (1) Export your database backup from your current provider, (2) Create a new project on OEC.sh with matching Odoo version, (3) Import your database using our guided wizard, (4) Connect your GitHub or GitLab repository, (5) Update DNS to point to your new OEC.sh deployment. We provide migration assistance for all paid plans.
Does OEC.sh support multi-project hosting?
Yes, OEC.sh's multi-project architecture allows you to run multiple Odoo instances on a single server. This is ideal for agencies managing multiple clients or businesses with separate Odoo deployments. You can maximize resource utilization while reducing overall hosting costs.
What backup options does OEC.sh provide?
OEC.sh offers 7+ backup destination options including AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, MinIO, FTP/SFTP, and more. You have full control over backup schedules, retention policies, encryption settings, and geographic redundancy. Backups can be stored in your own cloud accounts for complete data ownership.
Does OEC.sh offer white-label hosting for agencies?
Yes. You can offer Odoo hosting under your own brand with custom domains, branded dashboards, and client portals with your logo and colors. Your clients see your brand, not ours.
What Git platforms does OEC.sh integrate with?
OEC.sh integrates with both GitHub and GitLab, including self-hosted GitLab instances. You get auto-deploy on push, branch-based environments, and CI/CD flexibility. Works with whatever Git setup you already have.
How long does it take to migrate from Skysize to OEC.sh?
Most migrations from Skysize to OEC.sh can be completed within a few hours. The exact time depends on your database size and complexity. Our migration wizard guides you through each step, and our support team is available to assist with any questions. We recommend scheduling migrations during off-peak hours to minimize any potential downtime.
What Odoo versions does OEC.sh support?
OEC.sh supports Odoo 14 through 19, both Community and Enterprise editions. You can run multiple projects on different Odoo versions on the same server. For reference, Skysize publishes support for Odoo 16, 17, 18, and 19 — both providers carry the currently supported LTS and current versions.
Have more questions? Visit our full FAQ or contact our team.
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Skysize claims on this page verified: 2026-06-27, against skysize.io/pricing and the Skysize homepage. OEC.sh feature claims (Mailtest, Connect-As, automation rules, webhook engine, PostgreSQL performance stack, public REST API, AI coding dev mode, Cloudflare Tunnel, OIDC SSO, 9 backup destinations) trace to the OEC.sh platform's shipping code under backend/services/ and the plan-enforcement feature registry. Prior versions of this page contained inaccuracies about Skysize (per-user fees, limited Git integration, delayed Odoo version support — none of which are true on the current Skysize plans). Those have been corrected. If anything still looks off, email hello@oec.sh.
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