Manufacturing isn’t software-as-a-service. Every plant has different machines, customers, lines, and scale — and your pricing should reflect that. Tell us about your plant; we’ll send a tailored proposal in 48 hours.
Pick the scope that fits where your plant is today. Move up as you grow — same data, same workflows, no migration.
Validate FactorialOS on one line, cell, or workflow. See real data on your floor before you commit to scale.
Run your full plant on FactorialOS. Every line, every machine, every operator — with the platform’s full execution stack and standard support.
Multi-plant deployments with dedicated success, advanced integrations, custom rollouts, and enterprise-grade support.
Premium capabilities that layer on any plan. Priced separately so you only pay for what you actually use.
Ask plain-English questions about your jobs, your operators, your machines, your stock — get real answers from your live plant data, in seconds. No more clicking through ten screens to figure out what’s happening on Line 2.
See Copilot in actionPull data straight from your machines instead of asking operators to type it. PLC, OPC UA, MQTT, Modbus — we wire it up, live cycle counts and downtime flow in automatically.
SAP, Oracle, Tally, Zoho, in-house. Pre-built connectors for the common ones; bespoke for whatever else runs your finance, purchase, or order management.
Need a workflow, report, or compliance pack we don’t ship out of the box? We’ll build it — scoped per project, owned by our team, supported as part of your platform. No third-party vendor in the loop.
We’d rather ask a few questions and quote a real number than publish a price card that fits no one. Here’s what we look at.
One plant or fifteen, single shift or three. Per-plant licensing scales linearly — no surprise multipliers when you grow.
Operators on the floor are unlimited — that’s never a per-seat charge. Named users are the planners, supervisors, and admins who use the office screens.
Most plants start with the core stack — production, quality, traceability, dashboards. Advanced needs (custom quality plans, batch genealogy, integrations) layer on.
Pilots are scoped tight (one line, weeks). Full plant rollouts are scoped per the routings, integrations, and data migration involved. One-time fee, not a recurring tax.
Standard support fits most single-plant operations. Multi-plant and mission-critical setups choose premium with faster SLAs and a dedicated success manager.
Cloud is default and recommended. On-premise is available for customers with strict data-residency or air-gapped requirements — common in defense and certain energy workloads.
Tier choice is about scope and support, not feature gating. The platform you see in a Pilot is the same platform you scale on.
Looking for something not listed? Tell us — if it’s a real manufacturing need, it’s probably either built, in-build, or something we’ll build for you.
Most manufacturing software contracts ask you to commit to years of license before you’ve seen a single dashboard on your floor. We do the opposite. The pilot is free — software and implementation included — on one line, one cell, or one workflow. You only commit to a paid plan when the data is sitting in front of you.
A typical pilot takes 4–6 weeks to go live, runs for 30 days, and ends with a joint review against the metrics you cared about on day one — OEE, OTIF, scrap, lead time, whatever moves the needle for your plant.
Scope a Free PilotWe pick one line or workflow with you, agree on 2–3 metrics that matter, and lock the success criteria. No vague promises.
We model your routings, train your operators and supervisors, and go live alongside your existing process. Your floor keeps running through the cutover.
Real data on your shop floor for a full month. Dashboards your team uses daily. Numbers your leadership can trust.
Joint review against the day-one metrics. If the value isn’t there, you walk away with what you’ve learned. If it is, we scale.
The questions that come up in every first call — answered upfront, so the call can be about your plant.
Because manufacturing software pricing that fits everyone fits no one. A 5-person foundry and a 200-person automotive plant have different scopes, different integrations, different support needs. Publishing a fixed price would either underprice large customers (and we'd cut corners on support) or overprice small ones (and they'd never start). We'd rather ask three real questions and quote a real number.
Annual is standard. We don't lock you into 3- or 5-year terms like legacy ERP vendors. If you grow, your plan grows with you. If something isn't working, you have an off-ramp at the end of the year. Multi-year discounts are available if you'd like the price stability — entirely your choice.
Nothing. The pilot is free — software and implementation included. We scope it tight: one line, one cell, or one workflow, with success criteria agreed up front. The pilot runs for 30 days, ends with a joint review against those criteria, and you only convert to a paid plan if the value is there. We don't auto-bill anything when the pilot ends.
Operators on the floor are unlimited. We will never charge you per operator login, per machine connected, or per work order created — those would be perverse incentives. Named user licences are for office users (planners, supervisors, admin) who need access to the management screens.
Implementation is a one-time fee, scoped to your plant — your routings, your workflows, your integrations, your data migration. It is not a recurring tax. Pilots include implementation in the pilot price. Full plant rollouts are scoped explicitly so you know what you're committing to before you sign.
Yes — FactorialOS Copilot lets you talk to your plant in plain English instead of clicking through screens. Ask things like "why is WO-1234 late?" or "show me OEE by shift" and get answers from your live data. Copilot is a paid add-on that works on any plan (Pilot, Standard, or Enterprise). Pricing depends on usage and is included in your tailored proposal so you see total cost upfront — no surprise meter.
These are scoped as add-ons because the work involved varies wildly. Machine and IoT integration (PLC, OPC UA, MQTT, Modbus) is priced per machine or per gateway depending on protocol and quantity. ERP connectors for SAP, Oracle, Tally, and Zoho are pre-built — you pay a one-time setup plus annual maintenance. Custom in-house integrations are quoted per project. All of this lands in your proposal as concrete line items, never as a vague "integrations TBD".
Cloud is our default and what we recommend for almost every customer — it's faster to deploy, easier to support, and updates land for everyone simultaneously. On-premise is available for customers with strict data-residency or air-gapped requirements (common in defense and certain energy workloads). It changes the cost profile; we'll tell you honestly which is right for you.
Yes. FactorialOS sits beside your ERP and exchanges data via a clean GraphQL and REST API. SAP, Oracle, Tally, Zoho, in-house — whatever runs your finance and planning today keeps doing that. Common ERPs work straightforwardly; custom integrations are scoped as part of implementation.
That's exactly why we pilot. The pilot ends with a joint review against the metrics we agreed on day one. If the value isn't there, we don't ask you to scale — and you walk away with a clean understanding of what your plant looks like under measurement, which is rarely a wasted exercise.
Five minutes about your operation. A real proposal in 48 hours. No sales theatre.
Annual contracts. Pilot first. No per-machine charges. Built for Indian manufacturers.