FerroSync vs MRPeasy

MRPeasy is solid, self-serve MRP for small manufacturers. FerroSync puts the general ledger in the same database as your BOMs, so the shop floor and the financial statements can never drift apart.

	FerroSync	MRPeasy
Accounting	Built in: double-entry GL, statements, periods, year-end close, bank rec	Built-in Standard Accounting (CoA, GL, P&L/BS) — they still sell QBO/Xero as the books
Production & MRP	BOMs, production orders with costing, work centers, MRP → draft POs	Mature MRP: routings, capacity planning, Gantt scheduling
Traceability	Lots + expiry with FEFO picking, serial numbers, ledger-posted cycle counts	Lot and serial tracking on Professional tier and up
Procurement	POs with approval thresholds, partial receiving, 3-way match, landed costs	POs and vendor management; matching workflow is lighter
Banking & AR/AP	Bank reconciliation with auto-match, AR/AP aging, credit limits, statements	They post AR/AP in Standard Accounting; the accountant's books still go to QBO/Xero
Interface	Modern React app — fast, keyboard-friendly, no training course needed	Functional but dated; steeper learning curve is a common complaint
Deployment	Your own isolated instance and database	Shared multi-tenant SaaS
Pricing	$500/mo + $50/user — every feature included, no tier ladders	Per-user tiers (from ~$49/user/mo); key features gated behind higher tiers
Free trial / demo	Instant live demo with sample data, no card	Free trial available

Competitor details summarized from public materials and may change — verify current capabilities and pricing with the vendor.

Why manufacturers pick FerroSync

Stop rekeying your shop floor into QuickBooks

MRPeasy’s accounting story ends at an integration. FerroSync posts every receipt, production run, shipment, and payment to a real double-entry ledger the moment it happens — and hands you the P&L, balance sheet, and trial balance without a sync in between. A plain-English walkthrough of those journals is in How shop-floor events post to the general ledger.

No feature ladder to climb

With per-user tier pricing, the features you actually need — traceability, approvals, API access — tend to live two tiers up. FerroSync has one price, $500 a month plus $50 per user, and everything is in it.

Software your team won't fight

A modern, fast interface your operators can learn in an afternoon. The modules behind that interface — BOMs, production orders, MRP, lots/serials, and the built-in ledger — are listed on Features. The best MRP data in the world is worthless if entering it feels like punishment.

Your own instance, your own data

Every FerroSync customer runs an isolated instance with its own database — not rows in a shared system. Export everything, any time.

When MRPeasy is the right choice

Pick MRPeasy if detailed routing, capacity planning, and Gantt-style production scheduling are the center of your operation — its planning engine is deeper than ours today. Pick FerroSync if the pain you feel is the gap between the shop floor and the books: costing that doesn’t match the GL, month-end reconciliation, and two subscriptions doing one job. If the other product on the table is a manufacturing layer that deliberately leaves the books in QuickBooks or Xero, see FerroSync vs Katana.

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