Midrung vs MRPeasy — Manufacturing ERP Comparison

Midrung

Per-company pricing (finalized at launch)

Unlimited users. No per-user fees. No implementation cost. Free during beta.

MRPeasy

Starts $49/user/mo (Starter). Professional: $69/user/mo. Enterprise: $149/user/mo.

Per-user, tiered by feature set. Setup: 1-2 weeks self-service.

Feature Comparison

Feature	Midrung	MRPeasy
Cost (10 users)	Per-company flat rate	$490-1,490/mo
Setup time	Same day	1-2 weeks
MRP planning	Yes — shortage alerts + planning	Yes — strong
Quality management	Included in all tiers	Enterprise tier only
Scheduling	Yes — visual resource board	Yes — Gantt-based
Job shop specialization	Purpose-built for job shops	General manufacturing
Operator access	Unlimited, free	Paid per user
Kiosk mode	Yes — shop floor time entry	No

Where Midrung wins

Per-company flat rate vs $49-149/user — much cheaper at scale
Unlimited users at every tier — no per-user math
Quality management (NCR/CAPA) included, not locked to top tier
Purpose-built for job shops vs general small manufacturing

Where MRPeasy wins

We believe in honest comparisons. Here's where MRPeasy has the edge:

More mature MRP engine with demand forecasting
Supports more manufacturing methods (MTS, assembly, batch)
Lower entry price for a single user ($49/mo)
Broader international presence and multi-currency support

What MRPeasy does well

Strong MRP and production planning capabilities
Clean, modern interface for a planning tool
Supports multiple manufacturing methods (MTO, MTS, assembly)
Good inventory management and procurement features

Common frustrations with MRPeasy

Based on public reviews from G2, Capterra, and user forums:

Per-user pricing scales quickly — 10 users on Professional = $690/mo
Advanced features (quality, serial tracking) locked to higher tiers
Limited customization options
Reporting can be basic for complex job shop needs
Not deeply specialized for job shop workflows

The bottom line

MRPeasy is a solid option for small manufacturers, 10-200 employees. If that's you and you need their depth, they're worth evaluating.

But if you're a job shop that wants to be up and running this week — not next quarter — with transparent pricing and no per-user fees, Midrung was built for you.

We're not saying this from a marketing playbook. The people building Midrung have used MRPeasy — and several other ERPs — on real shop floors over the past two decades. We built Midrung because we kept hitting the same walls. Every feature comes from a real pain point, not a product committee.