Odoo is an ERP system whose main strength is its ability to grow with the business. Since Odoo is made of modules, you can start with one or two and add more as the company expands. Everything works within one application, so there’s no need to jump between different programs.
With the help of industry experts, I’ve prepared for you, dear reader, 11 statistics and facts about Odoo. They will help you understand better what Odoo is.
How has the number of Odoo users grown over the years?
In 2025, Odoo already has 15 million users! In recent years, Odoo has been gaining popularity especially fast. See for yourself:
- 2025 – 15,000,000 users worldwide
- 2024 – 12,000,000 users worldwide
- 2022 – 8,000,000 users worldwide
- 2021 – 7,000,000 users worldwide
- 2020 – 5,000,000 users worldwide
- 2019 – 4,000,000 users worldwide
- 2018 – 3,700,000 users worldwide
- 2017 – 2,000,000 users worldwide
Source: Odoo About Us via Web Archive
Over 185,000 commits in the repository
A commit is a record of a change in the program’s code. Odoo’s repository already has over 185,000 commits, meaning developers make several fixes or improvements daily. This shows the system is continuously maintained, not left on its own.
Source: GitHub – odoo/odoo
€500M transaction and €5B valuation
In November 2024, Odoo closed a transaction worth half a billion euros, and the company was valued at €5 billion. This was the largest deal in the history of the Belgian IT sector and proof that investors believe in Odoo’s growth.
Source: PR Newswire
59% growth year-over-year (Q2 2025)
The number of active Odoo stores grew by nearly 60% within a year. Today, more than 110,778 active e-commerce stores run on the platform.
Source: StoreLeads
890 stores migrated from competitors to Odoo (in three months)
Between May 24, 2025, and August 22, 2025, over 800 stores moved from other tools to Odoo. That’s almost three times more than the other way around (from Odoo to another tool). The reasons vary, but this shows businesses found something in Odoo they couldn’t get from other platforms. Most migrations came from WooCommerce (365 stores) and Shopify (155).
Source: StoreLeads
Odoo is active in over 175 countries
Odoo is used worldwide in over 175 countries. The largest user bases are in India (18.2%), the United States (11.5%), France (10.3%), Germany (9.1%), and Mexico (6.8%).
Source: Spread Thoughts
Odoo offers more than 80 modules
The platform provides over 80 modules that can be tailored to specific business needs, allowing flexible expansion as the company grows.
Source: Odoo
Odoo has an incredible number of available apps — almost 60,000!
Odoo’s Marketplace offers 58238 apps. The Marketplace keeps expanding, providing users with thousands of extensions and integrations.
Source: Odoo.com
Odoo has over 16,000 certified partners worldwide
The certified partner and integrator network is constantly expanding, supporting global implementations and growth of Odoo. One of them is Solvti, a Gold Odoo Partner in Poland.
Odoo 19 September release expects 40,000 attendees onsite
Interest in Odoo grows year by year. Many people will travel to Belgium for Odoo Experience 2025, including the Solvti team 🙂
Find out more about the most important updates in Odoo 19.
Source: Odoo
Summary
Looking at these numbers, you can clearly see a trend – Odoo keeps growing year after year and is capturing an increasing share of the ERP and e-commerce market. Behind the numbers are thousands of implementations, millions of users, and a huge community of developers and partners.
Does this mean Odoo is the perfect solution for every company? No, because successful implementation depends on proper matching and using standard features where possible.
That’s where an experienced partner helps.
If you want to check how Odoo could work in your company, pick 3–5 processes that consume the most time today (e.g. sales or invoicing). Contact us – we’ll show you how such an implementation works in practice and how much you can really gain.
