Transparent Pricing

Transparent by design.
Priced for your reality.

NGO Kit has no single price — because no two organizations are the same. Here's exactly what you're investing in, and why each component exists.

Most ERP vendors either hide their pricing or give you a number that means nothing without context. We do neither. NGO Kit's total investment is made up of six components — each one transparent, each one purposeful. Understanding them before we talk will make our first conversation far more useful.

No hidden fees
Scoped before commitment
6 components, fully explained

Every line item, explained.

Your total investment in NGO Kit is the sum of these six components. Some are fixed in structure; others scale with your organization. All of them are scoped together before any agreement is signed.

01

Odoo Enterprise License

Paid to Odoo S.A.

What it is

Odoo Enterprise is the commercial software platform that NGO Kit is built on. It is licensed annually by Odoo S.A. — a Belgium-based software company with 12 million+ users worldwide. The license gives your organization access to Odoo's full module library, official support, managed hosting infrastructure (Odoo.sh), mobile apps, and automatic version upgrades.

Why it exists

NGO Kit is not built from scratch — it is built on top of one of the world's most capable business platforms. The Odoo Enterprise license is your organization's right to use that platform. Without it, NGO Kit cannot run.

Odoo's pricing is publicly available at odoo.com. Sanarise does not mark it up — you pay Odoo directly.

What affects the cost

  • Number of users (Odoo licenses per user)
  • Hosting choice (Odoo.sh cloud vs. self-hosted)
  • Odoo's published annual pricing
02

NGO Kit Implementation

Paid to Sanarise

What it is

This is Sanarise's fee for implementing NGO Kit in your organization. It covers the deployment of all 5 core modules and 35+ custom sub-modules, configuration of your organization's specific structure (projects, donors, departments, approval matrices, budget lines), data migration from your current systems, and system testing before go-live.

Why it exists

NGO Kit is a product — not a blank ERP. When you implement NGO Kit, you are not asking Sanarise to build a system from scratch. You are deploying a system that has been refined through 3+ years of real NGO implementations. The implementation cost reflects the work of configuring that product to your organization's specific context — your chart of accounts, your project structure, your workflows, your staff.

80–90% of what your organization needs is pre-built inside NGO Kit. The implementation cost activates and configures it — it does not build it from zero.

What affects the cost

  • Number of modules being activated
  • Organization size (users, departments, locations)
  • Complexity of existing data to be migrated
  • Number of countries in scope
03

Custom Development

Paid to Sanarise

What it is

Every NGO has its own way of working. NGO Kit covers 80–90% of what humanitarian organizations need out of the box. The remaining 10–20% — the workflows, reports, integrations, or forms that are specific to your organization — may require additional custom development work.

Why it exists

No product can anticipate every organization's exact process. Some NGOs need a custom beneficiary tracking form. Some need integration with a specific donor reporting portal. Some have unique procurement approval structures. Custom development is the cost of building the 10–20% that is uniquely yours.

Custom development is optional and scoped in advance. Before any work begins, Sanarise will clearly identify what is covered by NGO Kit and what would require custom work — so you know the cost before committing.

What affects the cost

  • How closely your processes match NGO Kit's standard workflows
  • Number and complexity of custom modules or reports needed
  • Integration requirements with external systems
  • Unique compliance or donor-specific requirements
Optional component — many organizations go live with zero custom development
04

Training

Paid to Sanarise

What it is

Training covers structured, hands-on sessions for your team to learn and confidently use NGO Kit. It is delivered by Sanarise's implementation team — the same people who configured your system. This is not generic Odoo training — it is specific to how NGO Kit has been configured for your organization.

Why it exists

A system is only as good as the people using it. The most common reason ERP implementations fail is not technical — it is adoption. When your finance team, program managers, and procurement officers understand how to use the system confidently, the ROI of the entire investment is realized. Training is the bridge between deployment and value.

What's covered

  • Department-by-department training (Finance, HR, Procurement, Programs, Logistics)
  • Admin/super-user training for your internal system manager
  • Documentation and user guides specific to your configuration
  • Post-go-live support sessions

What affects the cost

  • Number of staff to be trained
  • Number of departments in scope
  • Location (on-site vs. remote)
  • Number of sessions and languages required
05

Ongoing Support & Maintenance

Paid to Sanarise

What it is

After go-live, Sanarise provides ongoing technical support — answering questions, resolving issues, applying system updates, and helping your team as the organization grows and evolves. Support is provided under a service agreement scoped monthly or annually.

Why it exists

An ERP is not a one-time purchase — it is a living system. Your organization will onboard new staff, add new projects, change workflows, and encounter edge cases that need resolution. Ongoing support ensures you are never stuck, and that the system continues to serve your organization as it grows.

What's included

  • Technical helpdesk access (response time per SLA)
  • Bug fixes and system issue resolution
  • Odoo version upgrade support
  • Minor configuration changes
  • Access to Sanarise's NGO Kit knowledge base

What affects the cost

  • Level of support required (helpdesk vs. dedicated account management)
  • Response time SLA (standard vs. priority)
  • Volume of expected monthly requests
  • Whether on-site support visits are needed
06

Server & Hosting

Paid to hosting provider

What it is

NGO Kit needs to run somewhere. Your hosting cost depends on where and how your Odoo instance is hosted. Two main options exist:

Option C — Self-Hosted / Third-Party Cloud

Your organization hosts on its own server or a third-party provider (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Hetzner). Gives more control but requires technical management. Sanarise can assist with configuration.

What affects the cost

  • Hosting option chosen (Odoo.sh vs. self-hosted)
  • Number of users and data volume
  • Storage requirements
  • Geographic data residency preferences

Six components. One honest conversation.

Before any agreement is signed, Sanarise works through each of these six components with you — scoping what applies to your organization and what doesn't. Some components are fixed in structure. Others depend entirely on your organization's size, geography, and complexity.

The goal of the scoping conversation is not to generate a quote — it is to give you a clear picture of what you are investing in before you commit to anything.

01 Odoo Enterprise License
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02 NGO Kit Implementation
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03 Custom Development if needed
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04 Training
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05 Ongoing Support & Maintenance
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06 Server & Hosting
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Your Total InvestmentScoped together. No surprises.

80–90% is already built.
The rest is yours.

NGO Kit was built over 3+ years of working directly with humanitarian NGOs in Turkey, Syria, and the broader Middle East. The result is a platform that already includes the workflows, reports, and processes that most NGOs need — without requiring custom development.

Already built

  • Fund accounting with BVA and Transaction List reports
  • OFAC vendor screening and comparative bid analysis
  • Staff allocation across donor-funded projects
  • Multi-warehouse inventory across countries
  • Digital signatures on all operational documents
  • Arabic and Urdu language support throughout
  • IFRS-compliant chart of accounts for NGOs
  • 30-column Transaction List for donor reporting
  • Project-based payroll cost distribution
  • Full PR → RFQ → CBA → PO → GRN procurement cycle

What the remaining 10–20% looks like

  • A custom beneficiary registration form specific to your programs
  • Integration with a specific external system your organization uses
  • A non-standard donor report format required by a specific funder
  • A unique approval workflow that differs from the standard configuration
Many organizations implement NGO Kit with zero custom development. Those that do need customization typically identify 2–4 specific items during scoping — not a full rebuild. NGO Kit's standard implementation is intentionally comprehensive so that customization is the exception, not the rule.

Let's scope your investment together.

The best way to understand what NGO Kit will cost for your organization is a 30-minute scoping conversation. We'll walk through each component, ask about your size and structure, and give you a clear picture before any commitment.

No obligation. No generic quote. A real conversation about your organization.