PAX ERP is a browser-based ERP and CRM for small manufacturers. Plans start at $350/month with onboarding and migration included, plus a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
PAX ERP is a browser-based enterprise resource planning system for small manufacturers. It brings inventory, purchasing, work orders, shipping, accounting, and a CRM into one system, so a shop does not need separate tools for production, finance, and sales.
The company says it was created inside a real manufacturing operation by people frustrated with complex, costly ERP software. It targets shops with roughly 5 to 50+ employees and simple-to-moderate bills of materials, and it avoids the long module lists of larger systems.
PAX is used in the browser, with every module reachable from a home screen. A team uploads data exported from its current system, and PAX helps map and import customers, orders, inventory, and history at no charge. Trial users can also start with sample data.
The company describes a three-day path to go-live. Day 1 is uploading data, day 2 is a conversation about workflows, and day 3 is go-live with support available until the team is comfortable. It says no outside implementation consultant is needed.
On the production side, PAX offers bills of materials, routing, work orders, material issue, labor tracking, and work-order costing with WIP tracking across materials, labor, overhead, and outside services. Inventory features include lot and expiration tracking, cycle counts, adjustments, purchase orders, receiving, and vendor records.
Sales and shipping cover sales orders, partial shipments, packing lists, shipment invoices, FedEx labels, returns, and credit memos. Accounting includes a general ledger, payables, receivables, reconciliation, and core financial statements. The CRM adds prospects, a pipeline, follow-up tasks, quotes that convert to sales orders, and email campaigns.
PAX ERP is a browser-based ERP with a built-in CRM for small manufacturers. It covers inventory, purchasing, work orders, shipping, accounting, and sales pipeline tools in one system.
Small Team is $350/month for up to 5 main ERP users. Unlimited is $700/month for unlimited main ERP users. Annual billing is $3,500 or $7,000, which gives two months free.
Yes. The trial gives 14 days of full ERP and CRM access with no credit card. You can bring your own data or use sample data, and the company says it sets up trials within the day.
It is built for manufacturers with roughly 5 to 50+ employees and simple-to-moderate BOMs. Listed industries include medical devices, consumer packaged goods, supplements, electronics assembly, and light industrial.
Yes, on every plan. The CRM covers prospects, a sales pipeline, follow-up tasks, quotes that convert to sales orders, and targeted email campaigns.
The company says teams typically go live in 3 days. Day 1 is uploading data, day 2 is discussing workflows, and day 3 is go-live. Onboarding, migration, and training are included.
People using main ERP roles count, including CRM, finance, sales entry, purchasing, and planning. Floor users who only clock in and out of jobs or the day do not count. Total headcount does not decide the plan.
No. Monthly plans are month-to-month and annual plans are billed yearly. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period, and unused portions are not refunded under the cancellation terms.