Fair comparison

Opsryx vs MRPeasy

MRPeasy is an honest planning and stock tool for smaller, more repeatable manufacturers. Opsryx is the better fit when the whole factory — including a shop-floor terminal, capacity, quality evidence and despatch — needs one modern private system on a plant subscription.

At a glance

Dimension Opsryx MRPeasy
Home groundMixed fab + job shop (typically 30–80 people)SMB MRP and planning
DeploymentPrivate instance per customerMulti-tenant cloud
Pricing modelPlant / site subscription (£349/mo + onboarding)Published per user / month
Shop-floor executionStrong — terminal, board, gates, offline queueLighter floor apps
Drawings & job packStrong — controlled revisions, printed packsLimited in published materials
Quality / NCRGood — NCR by stage, first-off, FAI, gaugesLimited
Despatch & outside workStrong — POD, subcontract on the job cardLimited

Competitor details are drawn from public literature and market commentary (2025–2026). Verify current pricing and modules with each supplier. Opsryx descriptions match the live product as of September 2026.

MRPeasy — strengths

  • Honest low entry and published per-user prices.
  • Fast to stand up planning, BOMs, purchasing and stock.
  • Sensible when the product is repeatable and the floor is small.
  • Strong positioning on inventory and MRP for SMBs.

MRPeasy — trade-offs to weigh

  • Floor execution is a kiosk-style experience, not a fabrication terminal.
  • Per-user maths bites as the shop puts more people online.
  • Weaker on controlled drawings, job pack, capacity overload and QMS depth.
  • Less suited to high-mix travellers across punch, brake, weld and powder.

When MRPeasy is still the better fit

  • • You are a smaller product maker (e.g. roughly 5–15 people) who needs cheap planning and stock, not a floor terminal.
  • • Work is highly repeatable and inventory/MRP is the main problem to solve.
  • • Published per-user SaaS with a light footprint is more important than fab-specific execution.

When Opsryx is usually the better fit

  • • Operators need a real fabrication terminal (scan-then-claim, drawings, first-off).
  • • Capacity overload, controlled drawings and despatch matter this quarter.
  • • Putting the whole floor online should not multiply the bill per named user.
  • • You want a private instance and UK mixed-fab focus rather than general SMB MRP.

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