ERP Software Pricing: Clear, Per-User Plans for Fashion Businesses, from SMB to Enterprise

TPCS ERP pricing plans

Every plan is priced per user, per month and billed annually. Start with Growth and add MES whenever the shop floor is ready. TPCS says the switch needs no downtime or data migration.

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What your ERP software will cost: three example setups

Real quotes depend on how many people use each part of the system. These examples use TPCS list prices and show the subscription only. Implementation is quoted separately after scoping.

The second example is where most growing manufacturers land. Office teams (merchandising, purchase, stores, accounts) sit on Growth, and supervisors and QC staff who scan bundles on the floor use the MES add-on. How shop-floor users are counted is worth confirming in your quote.

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What’s included, and what’s quoted separately

Per-user pricing is easy to compare. The surprises usually come from everything around it. According to Panorama Consulting Group’s 2026 ERP Report, just over a quarter of organizations went over their ERP budget, and the leading cause was needing additional technology. As Chris Devault, Senior Manager of Client Services at Panorama, put it: “Organizations often discover fatal misfits late in the project, so they turn to additional technology, scope expansion, and custom builds.”

So check these lines before you sign anything, with TPCS or any other vendor:

• Included in the plan price: the modules listed for your plan, dashboards and custom reports, and API integrations with SAP, Tally, Zoho and other systems.
• Quoted after scoping: implementation, data migration from spreadsheets or your old system, and user training.
• Hardware you buy yourself: barcode or QR scanners, tablets for QC, RFID tags and display boards for the MES add-on. Plan for these early. They’re the costs teams most often forget.
• Custom work: anything your buyers demand that the standard product doesn’t do. Ask for it to be priced line by line.

The cheapest way to avoid late surprises is a scenario-based demo before you sign. Our ERP software demo runs your own styles, so gaps show up in week one, not month six.

Pricing for US, UK and Indian buyers

TPCS publishes list prices in Indian rupees. Fashion businesses in the US and UK can ask for a quote in dollars or pounds when they book. Tell us your country and the number of users, and we’ll scope the quote from there.

A few things change by market:

• India: most customers keep Tally or SAP Business One for accounts and run TPCS for PLM, MRP, production and quality. GST invoicing questions are worth raising in the demo.
• UK: VAT reporting usually stays in your accounting system. Ask how TPCS passes invoice data across.
• US: buyer EDI and sales tax normally run through your accounting or e-commerce stack. Ask which integrations you’d need and whether they change the quote.

Is TPCS worth the price?

Software is getting more expensive everywhere. Gartner’s July 2026 forecast puts worldwide software spending at $1.47 trillion this year, up 15.5% on 2025. Fashion margins are going the other way: 71% of fashion executives expect to raise their own prices in 2026, according to The State of Fashion 2026 by McKinsey & Company and The Business of Fashion. A system has to pay for itself quickly.

Here’s what TPCS and its customers have published:

• TPCS says customers typically see ROI within three to six months, through less material waste, faster planning, lower inventory and fewer manual errors.
• Most factories go live within four to eight weeks, depending on modules. Shoeberry went live across order, BOM, MRP, production and final dispatch in 60 days.
• Alpine Shoes, an Adidas supplier, reports a 20% reduction in rejections after rolling out ERP, MES and AQL.
• Kkavis has run its business on TPCS for more than 15 years.

The quickest way to test the ROI claim is with your own numbers. Bring last month’s fabric wastage, rejection rate or late shipments to the demo, and we’ll show where TPCS would change them.

Get your exact ERP quote in three steps

1. Book a demo. Fill in the short form with your business type and the number of people who’d use the system.
2. See it with your styles. In 45 minutes, we run one of your styles through the plan you’re considering and confirm which modules you actually need.
3. Get your quote. You receive per-user pricing for your plan mix, an implementation estimate and a go-live plan.

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