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Is Odoo right for manufacturers?

Odoo is the website and store module of an open-source ERP suite. It's not chosen as a CMS independently, but because a company already runs Odoo for operations and the site comes bundled with it. These websites are an extension of the business system, not standalone builds.

Who Chooses It

Odoo powers 19 of the 25,000+ industrial websites we track, ranking 35th of 60 platforms, with a typical site size of around 80 pages.

It's origin defines its adopters, manufacturers who standardize inventory, sales, and operations on Odoo, then interact with the public on the same platform. More than half the sites are catalog-shaped, wired to the ERP's product data, but not especially well maintained. Barely half enforce HTTPS and many are missing common security headers, the mark of a website treated as an output of the ERP rather than a business cornerstone.

At a Glance

  • Total sites
    19
  • CMS rank
    35 of 60
  • Dominant role
    Original Equipment 46%
  • Typical scale
    82 pages
  • Top sector
    Machinery
How It Compares

A snapshot of Odoo industrial websites based on what's been built, not necessarily what the CMS can do.

  • ScaleSmall business
  • CommerceCatalog-leaning
  • FootprintSingle-market
  • PublishingOccasional
  • SecurityBaseline

The figures on this page come from Industrial Site Design's latest automated scan of the industrial websites we track, last updated . How we measure

Industrial Sites on Odoo

Industrial Site Design tracks 19 websites built on Odoo.