Grade - All in one ERP for growing IT and digital companies

Hey everyone! 🙌 As a marketing manager for Grade, I’m beyond excited to finally launch our product. Our mission is simple: to help businesses thrive by simplifying their operations. We know how overwhelming it feels to manage a business. HR in one tool, finance in another, project tasks scattered across apps, employees unsure of their next steps, and time tracking turning into a constant headache. You’re juggling endless subscriptions, worrying about deadlines, and spending precious hours just trying to keep it all together. It’s exhausting—and we’ve been there too. That’s why we built Grade, an all-in-one ERP system designed to take the chaos out of running a business. One platform, all your tools, zero stress. And because we believe in supporting those at the start of their journey, we offer a free package for startups—because no one should have to break the bank to build their dream. I will be very happy to have your support, as I believe that our product can make life easier for IT and digital companies, reduce stress for managers, and encourage the development of new products. Thank you! Let me ask you: what’s the one thing you wish you could simplify in your business right now? Let’s solve it together. 💬

I'm thrilled to finally share Grade with the ProductHunt community! We built this platform after seeing countless businesses struggle with disconnected tools and wasted resources. Our mission was simple: create one unified platform that handles HR, Finance, Sales, and Project Management seamlessly. What makes me particularly proud is the real impact we're seeing with our early users - from cutting operational costs by 90% to saving hundreds of hours annually through smart automation. We focused heavily on making the platform intuitive while ensuring it's powerful enough to replace multiple point solutions. I'm here to answer any questions about Grade and would love to hear your thoughts on what we've built. What aspects of business operations do you find most challenging to manage?

God Damn! As the owner of JDI, a company focused on creating custom WordPress sites, I’ve always wanted a tool that simplifies my workflow—and I finally found it with Grade. This platform has everything I need, from centralized project management to smooth client communication. It’s a relief to no longer juggle multiple tools to get things done. What really impresses me is how open the Grade team is to feedback and continuous improvements. Since efficiency is key to my work, I’d love to see more detailed analytics, even tighter WordPress integrations, and maybe a more powerful API for custom workflows. Knowing they’re dedicated to making the platform better gives me real confidence in Grade’s future. Their customer support truly stands out—I always feel like I'm talking to a real person who understands my needs. Plus, the affiliate program makes it easy to share my experience and earn some extra income along the way. Choosing Grade has been a game-changer; it’s already helping me save time, delight clients, and take my business to the next level.

Congrats on the launch, Grade! The platform looks super intuitive and promising. Excited to see how it helps businesses streamline their processes. Keep up the great work!

Great approach! Employees take so much time from founders that is great to have a tool to hlep them work on the business instead of dealing with so much hassle with empoyess and payrolls! I guess this is more focused on medium and up companies that are stablished?

I'm working with Grade as a Regional Director! I wanna share some of the key points that Grade is helping to solve: 1. Fragmented tools for business management Using multiple platforms (for HR, accounting, sales, and project management) complicates workflows, increases costs, and requires extra effort to integrate. Solution: Grade.app combines all these functions into one centralized platform, simplifying business operations. 2. Time wasted on manual tasks Routine tasks like calculations, reporting, or task tracking consume too much valuable time. Solution: Grade.app automates these processes, saving up to 600 hours per year and allowing businesses to focus on strategic priorities. 3. High software costs Paying for multiple tools to handle different aspects of business management leads to unnecessary expenses. Solution: Grade.app is a cost-effective alternative, reducing expenses by up to 90% compared to using 4-5 separate tools. 4. Lack of visibility and control Managing various departments and processes without a unified view makes it hard to track performance and make informed decisions. Solution: Grade.app provides a single dashboard with real-time insights, ensuring full control and transparency across the business. 5. Complexity of scaling operations Scaling a business often means investing in more tools and staff, which complicates operations. Solution: Grade.app supports seamless scaling by providing a robust, scalable platform that adapts as the business grows. The solution was built for companies small mid-size companies, we have a free package for startups - that can use it without any limitations. Let's build business processes in the right way!

Congratulations! I’ve been looking for a tool that combines HR, sales, and project management. Grade seems like a great fit. Can it scale easily for larger operations?

I’ve been exploring ERP options for my company, but most of them are either too expensive or too complex. Grade seems like a fresh take—does it offer better value for startups?

Well done guys! It seems to me Grade looks really promising! I'm not quite sure how exactly you implemented such a thing like a painless data migration for companies switching from legacy ERP systems?

Just stopped by your launch and started looking deeply into the product. Overall awesome, guys! But I’ve noticed nowadays a trend with ERPs being overly feature-packed but hard to use. Tell me please one interesting thing, how does Grade strike a balance between functionality and simplicity? That's what's missing sometimes, I think