Can I open-source Fathom HQ?

KINDA · partial or early alternatives
price $41.54/moyou'd save $498.48/yrcategory 🧾 finance & accountingreplaced by 0 people

Kinda. Invoice Ninja and ERPNext cover the core of Fathom HQ, but they're early or partial — expect gaps like accounting integrations and consolidation.

why people still pay

They pay because board/advisor reporting needs accuracy, comparability, and presentable output.

what you lose

xaccounting integrations

xconsolidation

xtemplates

xforecasting

xreport builder

xadvisor workflows

xreliability

the open-source alternatives

These projects already replace it, free.

EERPNextFull ERP — accounting, inventory, HR, manufacturing, CRM — that rivals systems costing six figures.30kaug 2026open source↗IInvoice NinjaInvoicing, quotes, expenses, and time tracking for freelancers who'd rather not pay monthly.9.0kaug 2026open source↗KKimaiProfessional time tracking with invoicing, teams, and exports.4.0kaug 2026open source↗

What each one is, in full: ERPNext · Invoice Ninja · Kimai

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the numbers

Fathom HQ pricing

planmonthlyannual (per mo)what you get
fathom pro starter$41.54/workspace—1 company; unlimited users and consolidated groups; each extra company is about $41.54/month
fathom pro silver$221.77/workspace—10 companies included; each extra company is about $21.83/month
fathom pro gold$316.82/workspace—25 companies included; each extra company is about $11.97/month
fathom pro platinum$566.75/workspace—50 companies included; each extra company is about $9.15/month
fathom pro enterprisecustom—Custom company allowance and commercial terms
portfolio, 100 companies$43.65/workspace—Portfolio reporting for up to 100 companies
portfolio, 300 companies$260.49/workspace—Portfolio reporting for up to 300 companies
portfolio, unlimited$352.02/workspace—Unlimited companies for portfolio reporting

free tierno free tier; 14-day trial only

billingmonthly only; no annual contract

hidden costsPrices exclude Australian GST. Pro accounts auto-upgrade when company count crosses a band but do not automatically downgrade when companies are removed; additional-company charges apply above the included count.

verified 2026-08-10 · source ↗

questions
Can I open-source Fathom HQ?

Kinda. ERPNext covers the core of Fathom HQ, but there are real gaps: accounting integrations, consolidation. Read the honest list above before committing.

How much does Fathom HQ cost?

Fathom HQ costs about $41.54/month (Fathom Pro Starter, checked 2026-08-10), which is $498.48 per year.

What do I lose by replacing Fathom HQ?

Honestly: accounting integrations; consolidation; templates; forecasting; report builder; advisor workflows; reliability. If any of those are load-bearing for you, keep paying.

Is there an open-source alternative to Fathom HQ?

Yes: ERPNext (Full ERP — accounting, inventory, HR, manufacturing, CRM — that rivals systems costing six figures.) Invoice Ninja (Invoicing, quotes, expenses, and time tracking for freelancers who'd rather not pay monthly.) Kimai (Professional time tracking with invoicing, teams, and exports.)