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The $340B enterprise software + cloud giant (NYSE: ORCL), founded 1977 by Larry Ellison. Positioned as the SAP-alternative Tier-1 enterprise stack combining Oracle Cloud Applications (Fusion ERP + HCM + SCM + EPM + CX) with Oracle Autonomous Database and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Distinctive for owning the full stack: database + apps + infrastructure + custom hardware. Also owns NetSuite (SMB-mid ERP, tracked separately in SPH), MICROS (hospitality POS), Cerner (healthcare EHR), and Sun Microsystems legacy. Real enterprise contracts $500K-$100M+/year. Serves 400,000+ enterprise customers globally including most of the Fortune Global 500.

In other words, Oracle is worth it for large enterprises (5,000+ employees) that already run Oracle Database or need a Tier-1 alternative to SAP — particularly in regulated industries (banking, telecom, healthcare) or complex-supply-chain manufacturers. Oracle Cloud ERP Financials starts ~$175/user/mo published; HCM Cloud from ~$80/employee/mo; SCM from ~$200/user/mo; full Fusion Applications custom (real contracts $500K-$100M+/year). Steep learning curve; certified implementation partner required (12-36 month deployments, $1M-$50M implementation cost). Deep integrations across enterprise ecosystem. Downside: opaque pricing for anything above per-user published rates, high implementation costs (typically 3-5x license fees), and lock-in via Oracle Database + OCI + Fusion combo is real.

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Pricing summary

Starting price
$175/mo
Pricing model
Per-user subscription

Per user / per month

Key limit
Users + modules

Main metered limit

Additional fees
Varies

Added 2026-08-12 as G2 top-55 brand-gap batch (rank #10). Massive multi-product vendor (Oracle Cloud Applications, Autonomous Database, OCI, MySQL, Java, Cerner, MICROS, NetSuite). Tracked here as broad 'Oracle' record with Oracle Cloud ERP Financials as flagship entry price ($175/user/mo published). NetSuite is Oracle-owned but tracked separately in SPH as it targets SMB-mid market vs Oracle Cloud ERP's enterprise focus. Prices reference published enterprise rates + third-party trackers (Vendr, Gartner). Publicly traded NYSE: ORCL, ~$340B market cap. Founded 1977. Serves 400K+ enterprises globally. Pricing Transparency = Partial (per-user rates published for major cloud apps; full suite quotes custom).

Free trial
No

Not applicable

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Alternatives to consider

SMB-mid market ERP? Pick NetSuite (also Oracle-owned, tracked separately) or Acumatica. Modern cloud alternative? Workday (HCM + Financials) or SAP S/4HANA Cloud. Just database? PostgreSQL, MySQL (Oracle-owned), or MongoDB. Just cloud infra? AWS, Azure, or GCP.

All plans

PlanMonthlyAnnualKey limit
Oracle Cloud ERP Financials
$175
$175
reference per user/mo (published); Financials Cloud (GL, AP, AR, Cash Mgmt, Fixed Assets, Expenses)
Oracle Cloud HCMEntry tier
$80
$80
reference per employee/mo; Core HR + Workforce Directory + Payroll
Oracle Cloud SCM
$200
$200
reference per user/mo; Supply Chain (Procurement, Order Mgmt, Inventory, Manufacturing)
Oracle Cloud Applications Enterprise
Custom
Custom
Full Fusion Applications suite (ERP + HCM + SCM + EPM + CX); real contracts $500K-$100M+/year

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Price history

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Frequently asked questions

About Oracle pricing.

Oracle pricing starts at $175/month on monthly billing. Oracle offers 4 paid plans in total, ranging from $80 to $200/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.

At a glance

Key limit metric
Users + modules
Pricing transparency
Partial
Integrations

Integrates and connects

API access
Yes
Zapier / Make native
Yes
Ease of use
Difficult
Key integrations
Microsoft 365SalesforceWorkdayADPSAPSlackServiceNowdeep native integrations across enterprise ecosystem + Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)

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