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Odoo vs PushEngage (2026): Pricing, Features & Verdict

Odoo is our pick, scoring 7.2/10 against 6.9/10 for PushEngage on our Marketing criteria. Its biggest advantage: higher Customization score (9/10 vs 7/10). Both Odoo and PushEngage have a free plan.

Last updated: November 2026

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Odoo

7.2/10

Winner

Odoo is an open-source business suite whose CRM app handles leads, pipelines, calling, and reporting for small and mid-sized companies, with ERP modules available alongside it.

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PushEngage

6.9/10

PushEngage is a web and mobile push notification platform for websites and online stores. It also offers in-app messages, WhatsApp automation and cart recovery.

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

Feature
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Odoo
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PushEngage
Scores
Overall Rating7.2/106.9/10
Scalability7/106/10
Ease of Use5/108/10
Customization9/107/10
Security7/105/10
Support5/108/10
Cost8/108/10
Integration8/106/10
Analytics7/106/10
Pricing
Free planYesYes
Cheapest paid plan€31.10/user/mo
Standard
$19/mo
Business
Estimated cost for 10 usersFree
One App Free
Free
Free
Features
A/B TestingNot listed
E-commerce FeaturesNot listed
SegmentationNot listed
More features
Marketing AutomationNot listed
Built-in CallingNot listed
CollaborationNot listed
Customer Support ManagementNot listed
Lead ManagementNot listed
IntegrationsNot listed
Sales AutomationNot listed
Opportunity ManagementNot listed
Contact ManagementNot listed
Reporting & AnalyticsNot listed
Mobile AccessNot listed

Odoo vs PushEngage cost by team size

Team sizeOdooPushEngage
1 userFreeOne App Free$19/moBusiness
5 usersFreeOne App FreeFreeFree
10 usersFreeOne App FreeFreeFree
25 usersFreeOne App FreeFreeFree
50 usersFreeOne App FreeFreeFree

The plan that fits each team size, billed monthly, before add-ons and usage charges. Each cost opens that tool's pricing calculator for the team size.

Who Odoo and PushEngage suit

PushEngage fits e-commerce better than Odoo.

AudienceOdooPushEngage
E-commerce6/10CRM data flows natively into Odoo's Sales, Inventory and Invoicing apps.8/10The Growth plan includes Shopify and WooCommerce integrations, cart and browse abandonment recovery, and price-drop alerts.
Enterprise5/10Multi-company and on-premise options exist, but reviewers report performance issues with large datasets.5/10An Enterprise plan exists, but the vendor publishes few details about security certifications.
Marketing Teams6/10Email Marketing and lead scoring are native.6/10It offers segmentation, A/B testing and workflows, but only for the push and chat channels.
Small Business8/10The free single-app plan and low per-user price suit small firms, though setup takes effort.8/10The free plan and low first-year annual prices make it cheap to start.
Accountants and Bookkeepers4/10Invoicing is built in, but nothing is aimed at accounting firms.Not rated
Content CreatorsNot rated8/10The WordPress plugin and RSS auto-push send a notification automatically when a new post is published.
Customer Support Teams5/10A Helpdesk app shares the same database.Not rated
Developers6/10It is open source and offers an API, Studio and self-hosting.Not rated
Manufacturing5/10ERP modules such as inventory sit next to the CRM in one database.Not rated
Mid-Market8/10Reviewers say it suits structured mid-sized businesses that want CRM tied to ERP processes.Not rated
Sales Teams7/10It has pipeline, lead scoring, assignment rules, and VoIP calling built in.Not rated
Startups7/10The free plan and Community edition keep early costs low.Not rated

Which One Should You Choose?

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Why choose Odoo

  • Higher Customization score (9/10 vs 7/10)
  • Higher Security score (7/10 vs 5/10)

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Why choose PushEngage

  • Higher Ease of Use score (8/10 vs 5/10)
  • Higher Support score (8/10 vs 5/10)
  • Better fit for e-commerce (8/10 vs 6/10)

Pros & Cons

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Odoo

Pros

  • The free plan gives unlimited users on a single app, so a team can run the CRM at no license cost.
  • CRM data flows natively into Odoo's Sales, Inventory, Invoicing, and Email Marketing apps, so quotes and stock checks happen without third-party connectors.
  • Lead tools go beyond the basics, with predictive scoring, quota-based assignment, deduplication, and enrichment.
  • It is open source and highly customizable through Studio, the API, or self-hosting.

Cons

  • Reviewers often describe the interface and workflows as complex for new users.
  • Setup usually needs internal staff or a paid implementation partner.
  • Some users report slow performance with large datasets.
  • Opinions on support and documentation quality are mixed, and paid support is email-only on weekdays.

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PushEngage

Pros

  • The free plan supports up to 200 subscribers, and paid annual plans start at about $8 a month in the first year.
  • The WordPress plugin and RSS auto-push send notifications for new posts without manual work.
  • The Growth tier includes ecommerce recovery flows for Shopify and WooCommerce, such as abandoned cart and price-drop alerts.
  • Reviewers on G2 and Spotsaas consistently praise the customer support.
  • It covers web push, native app push for Android, iOS, React Native and Flutter, in-app messages and WhatsApp from one account.

Cons

  • A/B testing and timezone sending require Premium or higher, and cart recovery requires Growth.
  • First-year annual discounts end at renewal, when the price goes up (Business rises from $8 to $14 a month).
  • It has no email or SMS campaigns, so it does not replace a full marketing suite.
  • Reviewers mention a limited range of connectors and targeting options.

Not sold on either?

Frequently Asked Questions

Odoo scores higher on our Marketing criteria: 7.2/10 against 6.9/10 for PushEngage. The largest gap is in Ease of Use: 5/10 for Odoo and 8/10 for PushEngage.

Yes, both Odoo and PushEngage have a free plan.

PushEngage is the better fit for e-commerce: we rate it 8/10 for them, against 6/10 for Odoo.

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