Understanding the costs upfront can save you time, money, and surprises later. In this guide, we break down exactly what MYOB Acumatica costs, what’s included, and the factors that can influence your investment, so you can budget with confidence.
If you’re considering MYOB Acumatica as your next ERP solution, one of your first questions is going to be: how much does it cost?
Here's the short answer: MYOB Acumatica pricing depends on your edition, number of users, and the complexity of your implementation. We know it's not the exact answer you were looking for, but it's the truth. However, if you do want an exact pricing right now, you can email our sales team at contact@businesshub.com.au and they will happily provide that for you.
Now back to our blog. To help you budget properly and avoid bill shock, you need more than just a ballpark figure. What you need is a full breakdown of what’s included, what’s optional, and what can influence the final cost.
In this guide, we’ll walk through everything you need to know, from monthly user subscriptions to one-off implementation and support fees. We’ll also explain the common cost drivers and give you some real-world examples from our clients to help put things into perspective.
MYOB Acumatica is a powerful, cloud ERP platform designed for medium to large Australian businesses. It offers a full suite of features including financials, inventory, CRM, projects, payroll, workforce management, manufacturing, field services, wholesale distribution, and more.
MYOB Acumatica is known for flexibility, scalability, and its modern, mobile-ready interface — but just like any powerful business system, the pricing will vary depending on how you use it.
Please note that the following pricing is only for indicative purposes only as MYOB Acumatica licence costs are constantly changing.
Let’s start with the ongoing cost of using the platform. MYOB Acumatica is licensed on a subscription basis, meaning you pay a monthly fee per user. This is charged based on your edition and the number of users you need.
MYOB Acumatica is sold as a per-user, per-month subscription. The monthly cost ranges from approximately $140 to $310 per user, depending on the following:
Here's a rough example:
At the end of the day, you only pay for what you need, so small teams with basic needs can keep costs low, while larger teams with more complex workflows can scale up.
Each edition of MYOB Acumatica unlocks a different set of features. This makes it easier for you to only pay for your business needs. Let's take a deeper dive.
You won’t be paying for unnecessary features — you choose the edition that matches your operations.
Your monthly subscription includes:
A business with 10 users on the Standard edition might pay:
10 users x $140 = $1,400 per month
This covers software access, hosting, and updates.
While the monthly subscription keeps your business running, getting started with MYOB Acumatica involves a one-time setup and implementation cost.
This is a critical part of the ERP journey. You’re not just installing software — you’re transforming how your business operates. And that takes time, expertise, and planning.
Before anything is configured, we carry out a scoping phase. This includes:
Understanding your workflows
Documenting your business processes
Designing a tailored solution
Identifying any customisation needs
Scoping fees typically range from $10,000 to $20,000, depending on the size and complexity of your business.
Once the system design is finalised, your partner will start the implementation, which includes:
System setup and configuration
Chart of accounts design
Module activation
Data migration (customers, suppliers, inventory, balances)
User training
Go-live support
In 2025, a basic implementation starts at $50,000, with many mid-size businesses investing between $50,000 and $75,000 for a standard rollout. Here's an example of a 3-month implementation project with scoping and setup could cost:
Scoping: $12,000
Implementation: $58,000
Total: $70,000
Larger, more complex implementations (such as multi-company rollouts, custom development, or integration with other systems) can cost more. Again, these numbers are only indicative and if you want a real quote, tailored to your own specific business needs, call us on 1300 733 071 or email contact@businesshub.com.au
Once your system is up and running, ongoing support ensures your team gets the help they need, and your ERP keeps evolving with your business.
Annual support fees are typically charged in addition to your monthly subscription and are based on:
Support packages can include:
Some partners include support in the subscription fee, while others offer flexible annual packages.
Tip: Always confirm whether support is bundled into your licence fee or charged separately. This affects your ongoing budgeting.
No two businesses are the same — and no two implementations are either. Here are some of the most common factors that influence the total cost of ownership:
Larger teams mean more licences and training requirements. Whether you need 5 users or 100, this has a direct impact on your subscription and support costs.
Do you need just financials and payroll? Or are you also managing warehouses, field service teams, and multiple business entities? The more features and modules you need, the higher the implementation cost.
The amount and complexity of data being migrated, including customer records, supplier lists, inventory balances, historical transactions, and open orders, can increase costs significantly.
If your workflows require specialised customisations or integrations with third-party platforms (such as eCommerce, POS, or transport management systems), expect to pay more for development and testing.
If you operate multiple companies or have warehouse locations across different regions or states, you’ll need more setup time, reporting structures, and training across sites.
How available is your internal team to support the rollout? If you have a dedicated finance or IT resource to help drive the implementation, it reduces your consulting hours and overall cost.
There are a few more elements worth understanding before you begin your MYOB Acumatica journey.
If budget is a concern, some businesses choose to implement MYOB Acumatica in phases. For example:
This allows you to spread costs over time while building momentum across your team.
Training is a vital part of the rollout. Your team needs to know how to use the system confidently and correctly. Many partners offer pre-recorded training sessions as part of your implementation scope, but additional or ongoing training can be arranged at an extra cost.
At BusinessHub, we have a industry leading ERP learining platform we call HubCamp. It's our online wiki of onboarding and implementation resources, including 300+ micro-learning videos on the basic functionality of your system.
While the costs are an important consideration, it’s equally important to look at the value you get in return.
Businesses using MYOB Acumatica often experience:
When implemented correctly, MYOB Acumatica pays for itself by saving time, reducing errors, and helping your business grow more confidently.
Every business is unique. The best way to get accurate pricing is to book a consultation with a certified MYOB Acumatica partner. During your consultation, you can expect:
MYOB Acumatica is built for growing businesses that need a smarter way to manage operations, finance, and people. Whether you’re upgrading from outdated systems, or consolidating multiple platforms into one, this ERP can give you the tools and visibility to scale.
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