Money
You gain in money
No per-user license. You invest in adapting it to your operation, not in renting features you may never use.
Open-Source Systems
The difference between renting your technology and owning it.
See both worlds side by side. Then decide which side you want to be on.
Proprietary software
You rent it
$$$ / year
- License $$$ / year
- Vendor lock-in
- Your data, on their server
- You pay per user and per module
Custom open source
You own it
$0
- $0 in licenses
- Zero lock-in, migrate anytime
- Your data, on your server
- Open, auditable code
vs
$0
In per-user licenses
100%
Of your data, under your control
+10
Years of community and support
The hidden cost
Proprietary software rents you your own operation.
You start cheap and end up trapped. Every year the license goes up, every new feature is an add-on module, and when you try to leave you discover your data lives on their server, in their format, behind their lock.
Licenses that rise every year
You pay per user, per module, per feature. The vendor sets the price, not your real usage.
Total vendor dependency
If they raise the price or discontinue the product, you have no alternative. You are married to their roadmap.
Zero customization
You adapt your company to the software, not the other way around. If it is not off the shelf, it does not exist.
Your data, held hostage
Exporting everything and migrating is expensive, slow, or outright impossible. The lock is part of the business model.
Open-Source Systems
Technology you own, not rent.
Custom open-source systems: no crushing licenses, no lock-in, with real support.
Remote, Spain and Latin America
No jargon
What open source means for your company
Forget the technical debate. This is what changes in money, control, and security.
Control
You gain in control
The system is yours: your data, your server, your pace. You change it when you need to, without asking permission.
Your data
In an open format, exportable whenever you want.
Your server
In your cloud or on your machines, your call.
Your pace
Change what you need, without asking permission.
Security
You gain in security
Open, auditable code: many eyes reviewing it, patches in plain sight and no black boxes.
- A flaw is foundThe code is public: the community finds it and reports it.
- The fix is releasedThe project publishes the patch, in plain sight.
- We apply it to your systemTested first, without stopping your operation.
What we implement
Open-source systems we put to work
We choose, implement, and adapt the right tool for your need. These are the ones we use most.
ERP / CRM
We implement
Odoo
End-to-end management: sales, purchasing, inventory, invoicing, and CRM in a single modular system.
Official site
CRM
We implement
vTiger
A full CRM to manage customers, opportunities, and after-sales without paying per seat.
Official site
E-commerce
Available
Custom online stores, with no per-sale commission and no catalog ceiling.
Business Intelligence
Available
Dashboards and reports on your own data, with no per-analyst license.
In 10 seconds
Which system fits you?
Tell us what you need to solve and we will tell you where to start.
What is holding you back the most today?
We recommend
Open-source e-commerce
A store with WooCommerce or PrestaShop: no per-sale commission and your catalog under your control.
Validate it in my assessment
Why it pays off
What you really gain
License savings
You stop paying per user and per module. You invest in what is yours.
In practice: adding a person to the team doesn't add a license.
Data sovereignty
Your data lives on your server, in an open format. Nobody holds it hostage.
In practice: you can export everything whenever you want, without asking.
Auditable security
Open code reviewed by the community: patches in plain sight and no black boxes.
In practice: anyone can check what the system does with your data.
Longevity
Projects with years of active community. You don't depend on one company surviving.
In practice: if a vendor closes, the system and the code are still yours.
No data lost
How we migrate from your current system
It is not a leap into the void. It is an orderly, staged process that doesn't stop your operation.
Your system today
Licensed and tied to the vendor
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Assessment
We review what you use, what data you have and what you need to keep.
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Plan and data mapping
We define the target system and place each piece of data in its new home.
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Migration and testing
We migrate in parallel and validate everything before touching the live operation.
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Go-live and support
We train your team and stay with you through the first months.
Your open source system
Yours, on your server
Your operation keeps running
end to end
Busting myths
What you were told vs reality
Busting myths
"Open source has no support"
Reality
We implement it, maintain it, and respond. Professional support exists; what does not exist is the lock.
Busting myths
"Open source is insecure"
Reality
The opposite: the code is auditable and reviewed by thousands. Proprietary black boxes hide more.
Busting myths
"Open source is only for techies"
Reality
The end user sees an interface as simple as any paid system. We handle the technical side.
Busting myths
"If it is free, it must be bad"
Reality
Free is the license, not the work. You pay for implementation and support, not to rent features.
Stop renting
your technology.
Take the self-assessment and find out which open source system fits your company. In a few minutes and with no commitment.
- No commitment
- A few minutes
- Remote, Spain and Latin America
Frequently asked
What we get asked most
Does open source mean it is free?
The license is free, but implementing, adapting, and maintaining the system does have a cost. The difference is that this cost is an investment in something you own, not a monthly per-user rent.
What if I need support later?
We provide ongoing professional support: maintenance, updates, and response when issues arise. The "open source = no support" myth comes from installing it alone; we stay with you.
Can I migrate my data from my current system?
Yes. We map the data and migrate in parallel, validating everything before go-live. You do not lose information or stop your operation.
What if tomorrow I want to change providers?
Because the code is open and the data is yours, any team can take over the project. That is the exact opposite of proprietary lock-in: you are not tied to us.
Is it safe for my company's sensitive data?
Yes. Auditable code lets you review exactly what the system does, and the data lives on your server under your control, not in a third party's cloud.