Sage

What is Sage?

Sage is a business software company that sells accounting, ERP and payroll products for small and mid-sized businesses. Its products include Sage Intacct, a cloud financial management and ERP product for growing businesses, and Sage 50, an accounting product for small companies.

Key features of Sage

• Sage Intacct: Cloud financial management and ERP for growing businesses.
• Sage 50: Accounting for small businesses.
• Accounting and invoicing: Bookkeeping, invoicing and bank reconciliation across Sage products.
• Regional products: Sage sells different accounting products by country.
• Payroll: Payroll offerings in selected regions.

How Sage works

A business picks the Sage product that matches its size and country, then sets up its chart of accounts, banking and invoicing. Larger firms use Sage Intacct for multi-entity financials and reporting, while smaller firms use Sage 50 or regional accounting products.

Who uses Sage?

Small and mid-sized businesses and their accountants use Sage, with the product depending on company size and region. Sage Intacct targets growing and mid-market finance teams.

Sage pricing

Sage does not publish one price list; pricing varies by product and country. Sage Intacct is typically quoted by sales, while regional Sage Accounting and Sage 50 pages show country-specific prices and a trial.

Sage integrations

The vendor does not list a single integration catalog on its main site; integrations vary by Sage product and region.

Sage alternatives

Acumatica is a cloud ERP with consumption-based pricing aimed at mid-sized companies. Odoo is a modular ERP with an open-source edition and a large app catalog. Infor and IFS are larger enterprise ERP vendors, and Deltek is an ERP for project-based firms.