MRPeasy

MRPeasy is manufacturing resource planning software aimed at a deliberately narrow band: companies with 10 to 200 employees. Stating the target size that precisely is more useful than the usual claim of serving businesses of all sizes.

That range describes a real and awkward gap. Below ten employees, a manufacturer runs on spreadsheets and knows where everything is because one person holds it in their head. Above two hundred, the business can justify a full ERP implementation with a consultant, a project and a year of effort. Between those points sits a company that has outgrown the spreadsheet and cannot absorb an ERP project, and which usually copes by adding more spreadsheets until something goes badly wrong.

The stated design goal, seriously powerful yet easy to use, is the right one for that band, because the constraint is not capability but whether anyone has time to implement and run it.

The integration list confirms the target: QuickBooks Online, Xero, Shopify, WooCommerce, ShipStation, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Microsoft Power BI, Ware2Go and Zapier. These are the tools a small manufacturer already runs, and the absence of enterprise systems from the list is consistent rather than a gap.

Pricing is published per user with no hidden fees, starting at $49 per user per month, with figures of $69 and $79 also published across tiers and annual billing giving one month free.

Per-user pricing suits this band because a thirty-person manufacturer might have only six people needing system access, and per-user charging means it pays for six rather than for its headcount.