Short answer: in 2026, ERP development in Pakistan typically costs between PKR 1,500,000 and PKR 25,000,000, depending on scope. Most small and medium businesses fall in the first two bands below. This guide explains what you get at each level, what drives the price up or down, and the costs people often forget.
The ranges come from typical project scopes in the Pakistani market. Your own quote should be based on a written scope, so use this guide to plan a budget and to compare proposals on the same basis.
ERP Development price ranges in 2026
| Level | Price (PKR) | Approx. US$ | Typical scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core modules | PKR 1,500,000 – 3,500,000 | US$ 5,360 – 12,500 | Inventory, purchasing and sales for one company |
| Full ERP | PKR 3,500,000 – 9,000,000 | US$ 12,500 – 32,140 | Production, finance, multi-warehouse and dashboards |
| Group ERP | PKR 9,000,000 – 25,000,000 | US$ 32,140 – 89,290 | Several companies, consolidation and complex manufacturing |
US$ figures use an approximate rate of PKR 280 per dollar and are rounded. International projects are usually quoted directly in dollars or the client’s currency.
What drives the cost
Number of modules
Inventory, purchasing, sales, production, finance and HR are each substantial modules.
Platform choice
Customising Odoo or ERPNext is usually cheaper than a fully custom ERP when processes are standard.
Users and sites
More warehouses, plants and branches mean more configuration and testing.
Tax and compliance
Sales tax, withholding and e-invoicing rules add specific work.
Data migration
Item masters, opening balances and ledgers must be cleaned and reconciled.
What should be included in the price
Whatever level you choose, the proposal should list deliverables, milestones, warranty and ownership in writing. Compare that list across quotes; our ERP development page shows a typical scope.
How long it takes
A first module set goes live in 10–16 weeks; a full ERP rollout across departments takes 5–9 months.
Timelines depend as much on how quickly decisions and content arrive from your side as on development speed.
Costs people forget
- Cloud hosting and database costs, billed monthly by the provider
- Third-party licences or API usage fees (SMS, maps, payment gateways)
- Data cleaning before migration
- Staff training time
- Ongoing maintenance and security updates after the warranty period
How to get better value
- Write down the outcome you want, not just the features
- Start with the smallest version that delivers that outcome, then expand
- Compare proposals on the same scope, not on the headline price
- Make sure code, accounts and content will be in your name
Getting a quote
RankGhar’s ERP development starts from PKR 1,500,000. After a free 30-minute consultation you receive a fixed written proposal within 48 hours. For a quick estimate, try our website cost calculator or app cost calculator.