Cetec ERP vs EZIIL: Best Software for Small Custom Steel Fabricators

Cetec ERP and EZIIL are both cloud software options that small metal fabrication shops often shortlist when replacing spreadsheets, whiteboards, and disconnected tools. Both are priced for small manufacturers rather than enterprises, but they take very different approaches.

Cetec ERP is a full-suite manufacturing ERP that covers quoting, MRP, inventory, quality, shop floor control, and accounting in one per-user priced system. EZIIL is steel fabrication software focused on production management: scheduling, live job tracking, BOM, and real-time profit visibility, priced flat by team size and purpose-built for small custom steel fabricators.

This comparison covers what each product does, pricing and implementation costs, strengths and weaknesses drawn from verified user reviews, and which type of shop each one fits best.

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Last updated: July 2026.

Cetec ERP vs EZIIL: quick comparison table

What matters to a small custom steel fab shop	EZIIL	Cetec ERP	Why it matters
Monthly cost	EZIILFlat by team size: €120/$140 per month (1 to 15 users), €180/$210 (16 to 50), €290/$338 (51 to 150). No per-user fees.	Cetec ERP€44/$50 per standard user per month (5-user minimum), €22/$25 per month per shop floor user. A 30-person shop with 8 office users lands around €835/$950 per month.	Why it mattersA 30-person steel shop pays €180/$210 per month on EZIIL, total. On Cetec the same shop pays roughly 5x more every month, and every new hire adds to the bill.
Upfront cost	EZIILOne-off €300/$350 onboarding fee (setup, training, check-ins).	Cetec ERP$0 upfront and DIY implementation is free, but Cetec’s own examples price assisted implementations at €4,400/$5,000 to €70,000/$80,000, billed at €275/$315 per hour.	Why it mattersThe subscription is not the real Cetec entry cost. Implementation is. Budget for it honestly.
Time to go live	EZIILUnder a week, starting with one module.	Cetec ERPTypically 30 to 60 days, with 1 to 2 months of prep (data migration, configuration, training) before go-live.	Why it mattersEvery week of implementation is a week your team runs two systems and patience burns.
Accounting	EZIILNot built in. Integrates with accounting tools (Directo, among others); fix operations first, keep your ledger.	Cetec ERPFull accounting included: AR, AP, general ledger. Genuine all-in-one, can replace QuickBooks.	Why it mattersCetec’s clearest win. If replacing your accounting package is a goal, weigh this heavily.
Steel fabrication depth	EZIILPurpose-built for project-based steel: structural BOM handling, drawings tied to jobs, subcontractor management, EN 1090-2 traceability built in.	Cetec ERPGeneric manufacturing ERP. Strong in electronics, cable harness, aerospace, and job shops broadly; steel is one industry page among many. CAD-to-BOM via third-party QBuild integration.	Why it mattersGeneric ERP logic bends awkwardly around one-off structural steel projects. Fit is the difference between adoption and abandonment.
EN 1090-2 compliance	EZIILBuilt in.	Cetec ERPNot offered. Compliance investment goes to US frameworks instead (ITAR hosting, CMMC 2.0 infrastructure).	Why it mattersIf your contracts require EN 1090 execution class traceability, this row alone decides it.
Scheduling	EZIILDrag-and-drop capacity planning by department, OTD indicators flag jobs and departments falling behind.	Cetec ERPRouting-based scheduling inside the ERP; Advanced Manufacturing Planning is an €880/$1,000 per month add-on.	Why it mattersEZIIL’s scheduling is included and built for project work. Cetec’s deeper planning layer costs more than EZIIL’s entire subscription.
Support	EZIILPersonal onboarding and regular check-ins included in the €300/$350 fee, from people who know fabrication.	Cetec ERPCommunity forum support included. Direct phone/email support is a paid plan: €570/$650 per month (Standard) or €2,800/$3,200 per month (Enterprise).	Why it mattersWhen the schedule breaks on a Tuesday, “post in the forum” is a very different answer from a person who knows your setup.
Shop floor use	EZIILMobile app (iOS and Android): start/stop timer, today’s tasks, drawings on the phone.	Cetec ERPBrowser-based shop floor MES; discounted €22/$25 per user shop floor licences for time tracking and data collection.	Why it mattersBoth cover the floor. Ask which one your least tech-happy welder will actually use.
Adoption model	EZIILStart with one module, add BOM, procurement, EN 1090 and more only when ready.	Cetec ERPFull ERP adoption: the value case assumes quoting, inventory, production, and accounting move in together.	Why it mattersAll-at-once works with a project champion and clean data. Modular works when you need wins fast.
Best fit	EZIILCustom steel fabricators, 15 to 150 people, project-based one-off work, US, Australia, Canada, EU, UK or export contracts, EN 1090 requirements, tight budgets.	Cetec ERPUS small manufacturers in electronics, assembly, and mixed job shop work that want one system for everything, including the books, and can carry a real implementation project.	Why it mattersThe right tool matches your shop’s DNA, not the longest feature list.

Cetec ERP pricing confirmed July 2026 from the vendor website; Cetec prices in US dollars, euro figures are approximate conversions (€1 = $1.14, July 2026). EZIIL pricing: eziil.com/pricing.

What is Cetec ERP?

Cetec ERP is a full-suite cloud manufacturing ERP. It’s designed to be the one system a small manufacturer runs the whole business on: CRM and quoting, sales orders, MRP and material planning, inventory and traceability, production and shop floor control (MES), quality management (QMS), shipping, and full accounting with AR, AP, and general ledger. All of that is included in the base per-user price.

Cetec ERP’s pricing is per user: Standard users cost €44/$50 per user per month with a 5-user minimum, and shop floor users (time tracking and simple data collection) cost €22/$25 per user per month. There are no contracts and no upfront licence fee. On top of the subscription sit optional paid layers: direct phone and email support is €570/$650 per month (Standard plan) or €2,800/$3,200 per month (Enterprise), Advanced Manufacturing Planning is €880/$1,000 per month, the QuickBooks Online integration is €265/$300 per month, and the BI reporting platform is €1,750/$2,000 per month. Custom work bills at €275/$315 per hour.

Implementation: Cetec’s own implementation guide is transparent. DIY implementation is free if you have the expertise and the time, assisted implementations run €4,400/$5,000 to €70,000/$80,000, and managed implementations run €44,000/$50,000 to €132,000/$150,000 and up. Their example scenario closest to a typical fab shop (an established company running on QuickBooks and spreadsheets, with no ERP background) is estimated at €48,000/$55,000 to €67,500/$77,000. Typical timelines are 30-60 days, with 1-2 months of data migration, configuration, and training before go-live. That is a lot cheaper than traditional ERP projects where a typical small-business ERP implementation could rack up to €130,000/$150,000 to €660,000/$750,000.

What Cetec ERP does well

Across 43 verified reviews on Capterra (4.5/5) and 40 on G2 (4.1/5), the following strengths come up:

• Remarkable breadth for the price. A full ERP including accounting from €220/$250 per month is a very competitive price point compared to almost everything else in the category. Reviewers repeatedly call out the value for money.
• Accounting straight out of the box. Quoting to invoicing to general ledger in one system. For shops that want to retire QuickBooks and stop re-keying invoices, this is a big win.
• Traceability and quality depth. Reviewers praise the barcoding, lot and serial traceability, and the way quoting, travelers, inspection data, NCRs, and document control tie together in one live system. This is where Cetec’s electronics, medical, and aerospace focus really shows.
• Compliance credentials for US regulated work. ITAR-compliant hosting and CMMC 2.0 ready infrastructure are available as paid add-ons. For American shops feeding defense supply chains, this matters.
• Transparent pricing. Like EZIIL, Cetec publishes its numbers, including implementation examples.
• A free trial. You can spin up an instance and look around before you talk to anyone.

Where Cetec ERP falls short for a small custom steel fabricator

Those same online reviewers, plus a closer look at the product itself, point to a few gaps in Cetec for a small custom steel shop:

• The per-user meter runs on every hire. A 30-person shop with 8 office users and 22 floor workers pays about €835/$950 per month (€350/$400 standard plus €480/$550 shop floor), roughly €10,000/$11,400 per year, and the number climbs with headcount. Grow to 50 people and you are in five figures annually before support or add-ons. Flat-rate alternatives make growth free, per-user pricing makes it a line item.
• It is not built around steel. Cetec’s deepest workflows serve electronics assembly, cable harness, and component-level traceability. There is no structural steel BOM from drawings, no assembly-and-part logic shaped around one-off fabrication projects, no built-in handling for external detailer drawing revisions, and CAD-to-BOM requires a third-party integration (QBuild).
• No EN 1090 support. Cetec’s compliance investment went to ITAR and CMMC, which is rational for its US market. If you fabricate structural steel for the European market, execution class traceability is your problem to solve elsewhere.
• The learning curve is real. Reviewers describe the system as click-heavy, with a steep learning curve, inconsistent configuration setting names accumulated over time, and training material that is “very generic.” That is the tradeoff of breadth, more modules means more training before anyone gets value.
• Support has a price tag. Included support means the community forum. Reviewers note it can take a while to hear back without a paid plan. Direct support starts at €570/$650 per month, which is more than triple EZIIL’s entire subscription for a mid-size shop.
• Implementation is a project of its own right. The free DIY path assumes you have ERP expertise in-house and the time to use it. Cetec’s own worked example for a spreadsheet-run company with no ERP background lands at €48,000/$55,000 to €67,500/$77,000 with 60-80 hours of onsite time. For a 25-person fab shop, that is a serious commitment of cash and management attention.

Who Cetec ERP The Best Fit for

A US electronics, assembly, or mixed job shop manufacturer, 10-100 people, that wants to run quoting, inventory, production, quality, and the books in one system, has clean-ish data, a project champion, and the budget to implement properly. For that company, Cetec ERP is one of the best value full ERPs on the market. Typically, that company is just not a small custom steel fabricator.

What is EZIIL?

EZIIL is cloud production management software built specifically for small custom steel and metal fabricators, the 15 to 150 person shops doing project-based, one-off work: structural steel, staircases, architectural metalwork, industrial equipment. It was founded by people from the fabrication industry and is used by shops across the US, Canada, Australia, Europe and the UK.

EZIIL’s core idea is the opposite of the everything-ERP. Instead of replacing your whole business system at once, you start with EZIIL Starter, the complete base product: drag-and-drop capacity planning by department, a live dashboard that updates as hours are reported, plan vs actual hours and costs per project, OTD indicators that flag anything falling behind, drawings and documents tied to each job, and a mobile shop floor app where workers start and stop a timer and see today’s tasks. Then you add advanced ERP modules only when you are ready: Bill of Materials (BOM), procurement, inventory, EN 1090-2 compliance, subcontractor management, machine planning, shipments, and more.

EZIIL’s pricing is flat by team size, and every tier gets the same full Starter feature set:

• €120/$140 per month for 1 to 15 users
• €180/$210 per month for 16 to 50 users
• €290/$338 per month for 51 to 150 users
• One-off €300/$350 onboarding fee (setup, training, and regular check-ins)

No per-user fees, no seat counting. A 50-person shop pays €180/$210 per month whether five people log in or all fifty do. Putting every welder in the system costs nothing extra, which is exactly why every welder ends up in the system.

Implementation is where EZIIL is most opinionated: go live in under a week, starting with one module, with personal onboarding from people who understand fabrication. APS Group’s planner Syed H. describes it plainly: “It only took us a few weeks to roll out EZIIL internally, as the learning curve was minimal.“

What EZIIL does well

• Steel fabrication depth. Structural BOM handling, drawing and document management tied to the job, subcontractor management, and built-in EN 1090-2 traceability. This is not a generic ERP with a steel-industry landing page, it was built around project-based fabrication from day one.
• Real cost math a small shop can plan around. Year one for a 30-person shop: €180/$210 x 12 plus the €300/$350 onboarding fee = €2,460/$2,870. Full stop. Compare that with €10,000/$11,400 per year on Cetec’s subscription alone, before support plans or implementation.
• Fast, low-risk start. One module, live in under a week, add the rest when ready. Kane Metall built a production drawing management platform and job order system within a week.
• Shop floor adoption that actually happens. B&W Metall reached 100% shop floor adoption, every worker reporting in EZIIL regardless of age or role, through a step-by-step rollout. The mobile app asks workers for two things: start/stop a timer and check today’s tasks.
• Profit visibility in real time. Plan vs reality dashboards per project. APS Group again: “Now we can see exactly what the workers are doing in the workshop and how many hours they are spending on each process. This has given us tighter control of active jobs, better-informed estimating and concrete profit/loss insights per job.“
• Proven, attributed outcomes. VMT raised engineers’ work efficiency by 40% and increased turnover by 30% without hiring, after adopting EZIIL BOM. Enefit Solutions deleted 12 separate Excel sheets: “The whole team can now work in one system,” says Rait K., Chairman of the Board. Nordic Shelter’s engineering lead reports a 24x return: “1 hour invested in Eziil BOM saves 8 hours in procurement and 16 hours in production.“

Where EZIIL falls short

• No built-in accounting. This is Cetec’s biggest structural advantage in this comparison. EZIIL manages production and integrates with accounting tools (Directo, among others) rather than replacing them. If retiring QuickBooks is a primary goal of this purchase, Cetec wins that goal outright.
• No built-in quoting engine. EZIIL sharpens future quotes with plan vs actual data from finished jobs, but it does not generate quotes the way Cetec’s quoting module does.
• Not an everything-ERP. No CRM, no full financial suite. EZIIL is deliberately narrower: production management done properly for one industry, with modules that extend it as you grow.
• Not built for electronics, batch, or repeat production. EZIIL is for one-off, project-based fabrication. If your floor runs repeat assemblies with component-level purchasing, Cetec’s MRP heritage fits better.
• No US defense compliance story. No ITAR or CMMC positioning. American shops with DoD contracts should weigh Cetec for that reason alone.
• No self-serve free trial. EZIIL offers a free product tour, that lets you see inside the platform in a demo version, and personal onboarding, because custom fabrication setups vary too much for a cold-start trial to show you the real thing.

Cetec ERP vs EZIIL: the verdict for small custom steel fabricators

For small custom steel fabricators, the better choice is EZIIL.

Not because Cetec ERP is a bad product. It is not! Cetec is probably the most complete cloud ERP you can buy at this price point, and its all-in-one scope, published pricing, and compliance depth make it a credible backbone for a small US manufacturer in electronics, assembly, or mixed job shop work, especially one that wants accounting in the same system.

But that is not the same as being the best fit for a small project-based steel fabrication shop.

Here’s a full feature comparison between Cetec and EZIIL.

Feature or capability	EZIIL	Cetec ERP
Running the jobs
Production scheduling and capacity planning	EZIILIncludedDrag-and-drop capacity planning by department, built for one-off project work.	Cetec ERPBasic included, advanced is paidRouting-based scheduling in the core; Advanced Manufacturing Planning costs €880/$1,000 per month extra.
Live job status dashboard	EZIILIncludedUpdates automatically as hours are reported from the floor.	Cetec ERPIncludedReal-time WIP tracking within the ERP.
On-time delivery (OTD) indicators	EZIILIncludedFlags tasks and departments falling behind, across the whole shop.	Cetec ERPNo dedicated OTD viewDelivery performance is assembled through standard ERP reporting.
Plan vs actual hours and costs per project	EZIILIncludedLive profitability per job, visible while the job is still running.	Cetec ERPIncludedJob costing tied to quoting and the accounting ledger.
Mobile shop floor app	EZIILIncludediOS and Android: start/stop timer, today’s tasks, drawings on the phone.	Cetec ERPBrowser-based, per-user feeWeb MES terminals; shop floor users cost €22/$25 per user per month.
Steel-specific depth
Structural steel BOM management	EZIILAdd-on moduleBOM built for fabrication drawings and assemblies; drawings and docs tied to each job.	Cetec ERPGeneric BOM, CAD via integrationComponent-oriented BOMs; CAD-to-BOM requires the third-party QBuild integration.
EN 1090-2 traceability	EZIILAdd-on moduleBuilt into the product; supports execution class traceability requirements.	Cetec ERPNot offeredCompliance focus is US frameworks: ITAR hosting and CMMC 2.0, both paid add-ons.
Subcontractor management	EZIILAdd-on moduleBuilt for fabrication subcontracting: galvanizing, painting, machining steps.	Cetec ERPVia purchasing workflowsHandled through standard ERP purchasing, not a dedicated fabrication subcontractor workflow.
Machine planning	EZIILAdd-on modulePlan machine capacity alongside department scheduling.	Cetec ERPIncludedRouting and work center logic within the ERP core.
Materials and purchasing
Procurement tied to projects	EZIILAdd-on modulePurchasing driven by project BOMs.	Cetec ERPIncludedFull purchasing and supply chain module.
Inventory management	EZIILAdd-on moduleInventory tied to projects and fabrication work.	Cetec ERPIncludedA core strength: barcoding, lot and serial traceability, warehousing.
MRP for repeat or batch production	EZIILNot offeredEZIIL is built for one-off, project-based work, not repeatable batches.	Cetec ERPIncludedFull MRP engine; a genuine strength for repeat and component-driven work.
Office and finance
Quoting and estimating	EZIILNot built inPlan vs actual data from finished jobs sharpens future quotes; use your own pricing tool.	Cetec ERPIncludedQuoting and job costing connected to sales orders.
Accounting (AR, AP, general ledger)	EZIILVia integrationsInvoicing and accounting integrations (Directo, among others); keep your ledger.	Cetec ERPIncludedFull accounting in the box; can replace QuickBooks. Cetec’s clearest win.
CRM	EZIILNot offeredDeliberately out of scope.	Cetec ERPIncludedBasic CRM; reviewers note it is lighter than dedicated CRM tools.
Getting live and getting help
Go-live timeline	EZIILUnder a weekStart with one module, add the rest when ready.	Cetec ERP30 to 60 daysPlus 1 to 2 months of prep: data migration, configuration, training.
Personal onboarding	EZIILIncludedOne-off €300/$350 fee covers setup, training, and regular check-ins by people who know fabrication.	Cetec ERPPaid servicesDIY is free; assisted implementation runs €4,400/$5,000 to €70,000/$80,000 at €275/$315 per hour.
Direct human support	EZIILIncludedRegular check-ins with the EZIIL team.	Cetec ERPPaid planCommunity forum included; phone/email support from €570/$650 per month.

Feature availability verified July 2026 from cetecerp.com and eziil.com. Cetec prices in US dollars; euro figures are approximate conversions (€1 = $1.14, July 2026). EZIIL add-on modules layer onto the Starter base product and are priced separately; see eziil.com/pricing.

If your business wants to move fast and is is mainly trying to get control of active jobs, improve production scheduling, see which projects are making money while they are still running, tighten handoffs between office and shop floor, and give your team one system they will actually use, EZIIL is the better option. It speaks steel natively, includes EN 1090-2 traceability, goes live in under a week instead of a quarter, comes with fabrication-literate onboarding instead of a forum, and costs a fraction of Cetec’s real year-one total.

Choose Cetec ERP if you are a US manufacturer that wants one system for everything including accounting, does electronics, assembly, or repeat work alongside fabrication, needs ITAR or CMMC compliance, and is ready to fund and manage a real ERP implementation.

Choose EZIIL if you are a small custom steel fabricator and what you need most is a practical, low-risk system for planning, execution, visibility, and profit control. EZIIL is the better answer for that buyer.

Want to see EZIIL against your own jobs? Take a free product tour or book a demo.

five questions To Help You decide

Side-by-side features only take an evaluation so far. Ask these five questions and the right choice tends to surface on its own.

1. What does year one actually cost?

EZIIL, 30-person shop: €180/$210 x 12 months plus the €300/$350 onboarding fee = €2,460/$2,870 in year one, and €2,160/$2,520 every year after.

Cetec ERP, same shop (8 standard users, 22 shop floor): €835/$950 x 12 = €10,000/$11,400 per year on subscription alone. Add the Standard support plan and it is €16,800/$19,200. Add implementation using Cetec’s own published examples for a spreadsheet-run shop and year one realistically lands between €14,000/$16,000 and €79,000/$90,000 depending on how much help you need. If all 30 people needed standard access, the subscription alone would be €1,300/$1,500 per month, €15,800/$18,000 per year; at 40 standard users, €1,750/$2,000 per month.

Both prices are fair for what they buy. Cetec includes more, accounting included. The question is whether you will use what you are paying for.

2. How fast will the team actually use it?

Unused software is pure cost. EZIIL de-risks adoption by going live with one module in under a week. Cetec asks for a real ERP project first: 1-2 months of migration, configuration, and training, which rewards shops with a champion, clean data, and spare capacity. Even its fans on review sites report a steep learning curve and click-heavy workflows. Know your shop’s likelier failure mode before you choose: a system that is too small, or a big one your team never fully takes on.

3. Does the tool speak steel Fabrication Language?

Do not evaluate either product on a canned demo. Bring one of your own jobs: a staircase or skid frame, drawings still being revised by an external detailer, galvanizing subbed out, delivery to site in phases. Ask each vendor to set it up in front of you. One system might need workarounds, whereas the other will feel like it already knows the job. Then raise EN 1090 execution class traceability and listen to how confident the answer is. Cetec has genuinely strong lot and serial traceability, built for electronics and aerospace work. Useful, but it is not steel compliance.

4. What support do you get during setup?

EZIIL includes personal onboarding by people from the fabrication industry in its €300/$350 fee, with regular check-ins after. Cetec includes community forum support. A human on the phone starts at €570/$650 per month, and consulting bills at €275/$315 per hour. Cetec’s paid support gets good marks from reviewers, but for a 25-person shop the support plan alone can cost more per month than EZIIL’s software, onboarding, and support combined.

5. What happens when you grow?

On EZIIL, growth means moving tiers when headcount crosses 15 or 50 users, and the price is published: a jump from €120/$140 to €180/$210, or €180/$210 to €290/$338. On Cetec, growth means €44/$50 or €22/$25 per month per new hire, always. Hire ten people and you have added €2,600/$3,000 to €5,300/$6,000 per year to the software bill. Flip it around too: in a rough year, EZIIL’s flat rate does not shrink, but it was small to begin with.

FAQ

What is the main difference between Cetec ERP and EZIIL? Cetec ERP is a full-suite manufacturing ERP (quoting, MRP, inventory, quality, shop floor, and accounting in one system) priced per user, built for small manufacturers broadly and strongest in electronics and assembly. EZIIL is production management software purpose-built for small custom steel fabricators, priced flat by team size, with built-in EN 1090-2 traceability and a modular rollout that starts with one module and goes live in under a week.

How much does Cetec ERP cost? Cetec ERP costs €44/$50 per standard user per month with a 5-user minimum, and €22/$25 per month for shop floor users. Direct phone and email support costs extra (€570/$650 per month for the Standard plan). Implementation ranges from free (DIY) to €4,400/$5,000 to €70,000/$80,000 for assisted projects, billed at €275/$315 per hour, based on Cetec’s published examples.

How much does EZIIL cost? EZIIL costs a flat €120/$140 per month for teams of 1 to 15 users, €180/$210 for 16 to 50 users, and €290/$338 for 51 to 150 users, plus a one-off €300/$350 onboarding fee that covers setup, training, and regular check-ins. All tiers get the same full Starter feature set; optional modules extend it.

Which is cheaper for a 30-person fabrication shop? EZIIL. A 30-person shop pays €2,460/$2,870 in year one on EZIIL (subscription plus onboarding fee). The same shop on Cetec ERP pays roughly €10,000/$11,400 per year in subscription alone (8 standard users and 22 shop floor users), before any support plan or implementation costs.

Does Cetec ERP support EN 1090? No. Cetec ERP’s compliance features focus on US frameworks such as ITAR-compliant hosting and CMMC 2.0 infrastructure. EZIIL includes EN 1090-2 traceability as a built-in module, which matters for structural steel fabricators serving European and UK markets.

Does EZIIL include accounting? No. EZIIL focuses on production management (scheduling, job tracking, BOM, procurement, profit visibility) and integrates with accounting tools such as Directo rather than replacing them. Cetec ERP includes full accounting (AR, AP, general ledger), which is its biggest advantage in this comparison.

How long does Cetec ERP take to implement? Typically 30-60 days, with 1-2 months of preparation covering data migration, configuration, and training. Cetec’s published examples for companies moving off QuickBooks and spreadsheets with no ERP background estimate €48,000/$55,000 to €67,500/$77,000 in implementation services.

How long does EZIIL take to implement? Shops go live in under a week, starting with one module, with personal onboarding from the EZIIL team. Kane Metall built a production drawing management platform and job order system within a week, and APS Group rolled EZIIL out internally in a few weeks with a minimal learning curve.

How we compared Cetec ERP and EZIIL: methodology

This comparison was researched and written by Team EZIIL in July 2026.

This comparison draws on Cetec ERP’s published pricing and implementation guide (confirmed July 2026), verified user reviews on Capterra (4.5/5, 43 reviews) and G2 (4.1/5, 40 reviews), third-party analyses from Top10ERP and SelectHub, and EZIIL’s published pricing and attributed customer results. Cetec prices its products in US dollars; euro figures for Cetec are approximate conversions at €1 = $1.14 (July 2026) and rounded. EZIIL’s euro and dollar prices are both published list prices. Cost scenarios state their assumptions so you can rerun the math for your own headcount.

Updates. We review this comparison when either vendor makes a material change and re-verify pricing at least quarterly. If you spot something outdated, email support@eziil.com and we will correct it.