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How many apps and modules does Odoo have? (2026)

Odoo itself ships around 80 official apps. The Odoo App Store adds far more: 80,000+ apps and modules from Odoo, partners and the community combined. Here is the accurate, current breakdown, the difference between an app and a module, what is free versus paid, and the number that actually matters: how many you really need.

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Short answer: it depends on what you count. Odoo itself ships around 80 official apps, the main building blocks like CRM, Sales, Inventory, Accounting, Manufacturing, Project, HR and eCommerce. The Odoo App Store (apps.odoo.com) contains far more: over 80,000 apps and modules in total, combining Odoo’s own apps, paid partner apps and free community modules across all versions. As of July 2026 the store reports roughly 80,800. If you have read that Odoo has “40,000 community modules”, that figure is simply out of date, the ecosystem has roughly doubled.

The three numbers people mix up

Most confusion about “how many apps does Odoo have” comes from conflating three different things.

  1. Official Odoo apps (~80). These are the apps Odoo builds and maintains itself, the tiles you see in the Apps menu. This is the number that matters for “what can Odoo do out of the box”.
  2. The Odoo App Store total (80,000+). Everything published on apps.odoo.com: official apps, paid apps from Odoo partners, and free community modules, across every supported version. As of July 2026: ~80,800. This is the number that shows how large the ecosystem is.
  3. What you actually install (a handful). The apps that map to your real processes. For a mid-sized company that is usually somewhere between five and fifteen.

Quoting the wrong one of these leads to nonsense, either “Odoo only has a few dozen apps” (true only for the official core) or “you get 80,000 apps” (true only for the store total, most of which you will never touch).

App or module: what is the difference?

The terms overlap, which is why the counts get used interchangeably.

  • A module is a package of code that adds functionality to Odoo.
  • An app is usually a larger, headline module that shows up as a tile in the Apps menu (Sales, Inventory, Accounting). Smaller technical modules extend or connect those apps behind the scenes.

The App Store lists both under a single “Apps found” counter, so when a source says “80,000 apps” and another says “80,000 modules”, they are pointing at the same store total.

Free or paid?

The store total is not a count of free software. It is a mix:

  • Community modules are open-source and free to download.
  • Official Odoo apps are included in your Odoo subscription (Standard or Custom).
  • Partner apps in the store are often paid one-off purchases, built by third parties.

So “80,000+ apps” says nothing about price. It says the ecosystem is deep, in both free and commercial directions.

Community versus Enterprise

One more distinction shapes what is available to you. Odoo comes in two editions:

  • Community, the free, open-source edition.
  • Enterprise / Standard / Custom, the paid editions with the full set of official apps, mobile, studio, and support.

Community modules from the store work on the Community edition; many official apps and partner apps target the paid editions. The right edition is a fit question, not a “more is better” one, which brings us to the number that actually matters.

The number that actually matters

Here is the honest part. You do not implement 80 apps, let alone 80,000. A large ecosystem is a sign of health, not a to-do list. The work of a good implementation is the opposite of maximising app count: it is curation, choosing the few apps that match the processes you actually run, and configuring them so they work as one system.

We see it on every project. A company does not need “an app for everything”; it needs the right handful, set up well, on one database, so that a quote flows into an order, into production, into an invoice, into the cost price and back. Ten apps that fit beat forty that half-fit.

So when someone asks “how many apps does Odoo have”, the useful follow-up is: which ones do you actually need? That is a much shorter list, and it is the list worth spending time on.

Frequently asked questions

How many apps does Odoo have? Odoo builds around 80 official apps. The App Store lists over 80,000 apps and modules in total (Odoo, partners and community combined), roughly 80,800 as of July 2026.

What is the difference between an Odoo app and a module? A module is any code package that adds functionality; an app is a larger, headline module shown as a tile in the Apps menu. The store counts both together.

How many modules are in the Odoo App Store? More than 80,000. Older “40,000” figures are out of date; the ecosystem has roughly doubled.

Are Odoo apps free? A mix. Community modules are free; official apps come with a subscription; many partner apps are paid.

How many Odoo apps do you actually need? Usually a handful to a dozen, the ones that fit your real processes. Curation, not quantity, is the point.


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Frequently asked questions

How many apps does Odoo have?

Odoo itself builds around 80 official apps, the main building blocks such as CRM, Sales, Inventory, Accounting, Manufacturing, Project, HR, Website and eCommerce. On top of that, the Odoo App Store (apps.odoo.com) lists over 80,000 apps and modules in total when you count Odoo, partner and community contributions across all versions. As of July 2026 the store shows roughly 80,800 apps, and that number keeps climbing.

What is the difference between an Odoo app and a module?

In practice the terms overlap. A module is a package of code that adds functionality to Odoo. An "app" is usually a larger, headline module that appears as a tile in the Apps menu (like Sales or Inventory), while smaller technical modules extend or connect those apps. The Odoo App Store lists both under one count, which is why "apps" and "modules" numbers are often used interchangeably.

How many modules are in the Odoo App Store?

More than 80,000. The store at apps.odoo.com combines Odoo's own apps, paid apps from official partners, and free community modules, across every supported Odoo version. As of July 2026 it reports around 80,800. Older figures of "40,000 community modules" are simply out of date, the ecosystem has roughly doubled.

Are Odoo apps free?

Some are, some are not. Community (open-source) modules are free to download. Odoo's own apps are included in an Odoo subscription (Standard or Custom plan), and many partner apps in the store are paid one-off purchases. So the App Store is a mix of free and paid, which is why the total count is not a count of free software.

How many Odoo apps do you actually need?

Far fewer than the store contains. A typical mid-sized implementation runs on a handful to a dozen apps, the ones that map to the processes you actually have. The large number in the store is a sign of ecosystem health, not a shopping list. The real work of an implementation is curation: choosing the few apps that fit and configuring them well, not installing many.

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