Top 10 Odoo partners in the Netherlands, compared

A year ago we published our first top-10 list of Dutch Odoo partners. The IT landscape stays dynamic, so it felt like time for an update. In broad strokes: six instead of two Gold partners and eight instead of ten Silver partners. The number of Ready partners also rose from 23 to 30. Best of all: Radical Fanatics has climbed from #9 to #6 in the Dutch Odoo ranking, and we’re the smallest Gold partner — a spot that fits us and that we’re very proud of.

In this post I describe the top 10 Dutch Odoo partners, where they are based, and what I see as their strengths. The companies are ranked by the number of published references on Odoo.com as of 31 July 2024. And because the biggest partners are always at the top by default, we’ve reversed the list (small to large) — I think a typical SMB is better off with a smaller partner, both for cost and focus.

In total there are 44 partners in the Netherlands, 10 more than a year ago. Below is the top 10 by number of implementations and references.

At a glance

Source: number of published references on Odoo.com as of 31 July 2024.

10. Wesolved Group

Wesolved is an Odoo partner with a focus on retail and wholesale operations. They were previously a partner of Bikebutler — originally set up by our colleague Michael Chin Sue — and they’ve also worked for VanMoof. Wesolved was a Ready partner not long ago; recently they moved up to Silver.

9. New Way

New Way has had a turbulent time with a merger/acquisition. They seem to be back on track, though they lose a spot in the ranking. I’d say New Way is the most experienced partner on the retail side.

8. ERP|open

ERP|open is a nice group of people. They were Gold partner recently but slipped back to Silver under Odoo’s new rules. In previous years ERP|open grew faster than their own organisation could handle — that seems better in check now.

7. dooIT

dooIT is part of the MOVE-IT group, which also includes eServiceware (an AccountView partner). That means they attract a lot of clients who’ve outgrown AccountView, mostly in finance and trade. dooIT was Gold not long ago but dropped to Silver under Odoo’s new rules. The churn from AccountView to Odoo is driving significant growth.

6. Radical Fanatics

We find ourselves at position 6. In a year we’ve climbed 3 spots — the fastest riser in the top 10. We’ve also been rewarded with the prestigious Gold partnership. In 2023 we won the prize for Best Odoo Starter in Europe. That probably says enough about our approach and how we serve new and existing clients — and our ambition for the future.

Our focus is SMB and SMB+. Deliberate, because we like to see the results of what we do, and we appreciate the “just-do-it” mentality that defines SMB. Want to know how we run projects? Read about our TARGET method or start the free Odoo scan.

5. Cravit

If you’ve searched for Odoo, chances are you’ve seen Cravit in a Google Ads ad. Cravit lost their Gold status for a while last year but is back in the race. They did lose some references over the past year.

4. 360ERP

360ERP has grown quickly. That’s likely down to a number of recognisable names in their client portfolio, combined with a business model where high-performing employees can become partners. The fact that this works for them as an Odoo partner shows in the rapid growth and the enthusiasm of management and team. A nice group with a fresh approach — and a golden future if you ask me. 360ERP lost a few spots in the ranking last year but still sits at a respectable #4.

3. Aardug

Aardug was Silver again for a while last year after losing their Gold status. Now they’re back, at #3 in our overview.

2. Dynapps

Dynapps is one of the biggest — possibly globally the biggest — Odoo partner. They don’t belong on the Silver list and will quickly move back to Gold. Dynapps serves mostly larger clients.

1. Odoo Experts

Odoo Experts rightly deserves the title of “dinosaur” among Dutch Odoo partners. Founded in 2012, they’re a partner from day one and rightly call themselves the biggest in the Netherlands. Odoo Experts is the right choice for larger organisations (>200 employees) looking for a capable partner. For smaller organisations, Odoo Experts may be on the expensive side.

Frequently asked questions

How many Odoo partners are there in the Netherlands?

As of mid-2025, there are 44 Odoo partners in the Netherlands — 10 more than a year ago. Of those, 6 are Gold, 8 are Silver and 30 are Ready.

Who is the biggest Odoo partner in the Netherlands?

Odoo Experts in Zaandam, with 103 published references, is the biggest Odoo partner in the Netherlands. Dynapps (98) and Aardug (91) come in second and third.

Which Odoo partner is best for an SMB?

For SMB companies (5–250 employees), a smaller Gold or Silver partner is often a better fit than a large Enterprise partner. Smaller partners have shorter lines, lower costs and more focus per project. Radical Fanatics, Cravit, dooIT and Wesolved are examples of partners that focus specifically on the SMB segment.

What’s the difference between a Gold, Silver and Ready Odoo partner?

Odoo has three partner tiers: Gold (highest, requires multiple paying users and ongoing certification), Silver (mid-tier, experienced) and Ready (entry-level, recent partner). The tier reflects scale and ongoing quality assurance — not automatically the fit with your business.

How is this top 10 compiled?

The ranking is based on the number of published references on Odoo.com at a snapshot date (31 July 2024 for the current edition). It’s the most objective publicly available measure of partner size and activity.

Comparing Odoo with other ERPs?

If you’re weighing Odoo against another package: check our honest comparisons — Odoo vs AFAS, Odoo vs Exact, Odoo vs Salesforce, Odoo vs Shopify, Odoo vs Microsoft Dynamics. Or see them all at /compare.

With this list I’ve tried to describe the Dutch Odoo-partner landscape as accurately as possible — from the knowledge I have about these partners. Things may have shifted slightly by the time you read this. I’ll try to keep the list up to date.

Comments or questions? Email me at tim@fanatics.nl.