OpsFactor helps planning teams connect demand, operations, and financial priorities from strategy through execution. Demand Planning combines statistical forecasting and diagnostics with product and customer clustering, while Planning Books support collaborative adjustments. Supply Planning tests network structures against production capacity, restrictions, and constrained demand plans. S&OE and Line Sequencing handle finite-capacity sequencing across resources, shifts, routings, and setup logic. Distribution Replenishment Planning covers replenishment, priority-aware allocation, load building, transfer consolidation, and vehicle formation. Inventory Optimization simulates coverage policies against capital, storage, projected writeoff, stockout, and service risk. Cost-to-Serve and P&L carry operational costs through the network and provide results by customer, product, and channel. The Windows product has a free, self-hosted Community edition with selected statistical models, heuristic MPS/MRP and DRP, Planning Books, and data operations. Pro is hosted by OpsFactor and includes advanced planning, optimization, MCP connectivity, and Level 2 technical support. Enterprise adds a native Planning Agent, client-owned identity provider support for single sign-on, and functional planning support.
Who it is for
Community suits teams starting on their own infrastructure. Pro is described for teams needing optimizer-driven planning and managed operation; Enterprise is for companies needing enterprise identity and business-planning support.
What is good
- Demand planning includes collaborative Planning Books
- Scenario planning and hierarchical forecasting are supported
- Community edition is free and self-hosted
- Enterprise includes a native Planning Agent
What to know first
- Community excludes load building and fleet-capacity planning
- Pro and Enterprise pricing requires a quotation
- The listed platform is Windows
Verdict
OpsFactor spans forecasting, execution, distribution, inventory, and financial analysis. The editions differ in hosting, planning capabilities, and support, so match those needs before requesting a quotation.
Get started with OpsFactor
- Visit the OpsFactor website.
- Choose the Community, Pro, or Enterprise edition.
- For Community, use its self-hosted offering.
- For Pro or Enterprise, request a quotation.
What the free plan stops at
Community includes selected statistical models and heuristic MPS/MRP and DRP; its DRP excludes load building and fleet-capacity planning. Pro and Enterprise pricing is by quotation.
Questions about OpsFactor
Is OpsFactor free?
Yes. Community is listed at 0.00 USD per free.
What does Community include?
It includes selected statistical models, heuristic MPS/MRP and DRP, Planning Books, and data operations. Its DRP excludes load building and fleet-capacity planning.
How much do Pro and Enterprise cost?
Both are available by requesting a quotation.
Which platforms does OpsFactor support?
OpsFactor lists Windows.
What does Enterprise add?
Enterprise includes a native OpsFactor Planning Agent, client-owned identity provider SSO, shared or dedicated infrastructure, and functional planning support.
Does OpsFactor support external AI clients?
Pro and Enterprise include MCP connectivity for external AI clients when enabled for the environment.
OpsFactor plans and pricing
All plansCompared on demand planning software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Scenario planning
- Yes
- Hierarchical forecasting
- Yes
- Forecast granularity
- sku_location
