Beyond ERP — and beyond the traditional ERP model.
More than a unified platform, Apus changes how you own, scale and pay for your operating system.
What sets Apus apart.
Not priced per user
Pay for capacity & resources — adding people costs $0, and spend stays predictable.
The published pricing is built on storage and resource tiers — not one line is billed by headcount. You can check that on the pricing page yourself.
See the pricingOwn the system — no lock-in
SaaS, on-premise or business source-code handover: you choose the ownership level.
Each of the three ownership models has its own page setting out what you actually receive at that level — including the business source-code handover, rather than stopping at a promise of “no lock-in”.
Compare the three modelsLive in 90–120 days with Essentials
Packaged editions for Manufacturing & Distribution — clear scope, with price and handover date fixed before you sign.
The roadmap is published milestone by milestone — weeks 1–2 fit-check, 3–6 master data and opening balances, 7–11 configuration and training, 12–17 parallel run then go-live. Scope and price are fixed before you sign and don't move mid-project.
See the Essentials packageBeyond ERP
One unified platform for all operations — not a patchwork of separate tools.
Sixteen modules read the same data layer — the capabilities page lists every one of them and states each module's scope, so you can see where one ends and the next begins.
See the 16 modulesMulti-company, multi-country
Branches, countries, languages and currencies — on one platform.
Each market has its own page naming that country's accounting standard and compliance obligations, alongside the multi-ledger mechanism that produces IFRS and local books in parallel — not a generic "multi-country support" promise.
See it by marketAI as a base capability
Analytics, forecasting and automation built into every module — not an add-on.
Hybrid routing: work that touches sensitive data goes through the internal model and never leaves your infrastructure; only the rest reaches an external one — and you can see which path each kind of task takes.
See how the AI routesWhy the Apus model differs.
Core difference: you pay for value used, not for seats — and you always have a path to owning the system.