Zynthoro

Zynthoro is an AI-native ERP for European SMEs that combines 12 modules and four AI specialists on one data model, with lifetime Kickstart deals, monthly subscriptions and a 24 hour free trial.

Zynthoro is an AI-native ERP aimed at European small and medium businesses. Its pitch is consolidation: instead of running eight to fifteen disconnected applications for planning, communication, invoicing, accounting and content, a company works inside a single platform built on one shared data model. The product is organised into twelve ERP modules, and the site says it replaces more than fifteen separate tools. Four named AI specialists sit on top of that data: Zyntha, Thoro, Zyona and Zynthoro Assist. They are described as already knowing the company's information, so they can answer questions and produce work without being re-briefed in each module. The homepage notes the platform is powered by Anthropic's Claude. Visitors can click a specialist to receive a personal plan recommendation, which doubles as a way to pick a pricing tier. Packaging is unusually broad. At the low end are website plans (Site Basis and Site Plus) with hosted subdomains, templates and custom domain support. Next come one-time Kickstart lifetime tiers that unlock modules progressively: planning, time tracking and communication first, then finance, invoicing and an AI photo and video suite, then accounting, operations and project management, each with a monthly credit allowance for AI use. Above those sit monthly subscriptions for solo founders, creators, SMEs and agencies, and an annual Enterprise tier with all twelve domains, SSO, an audit trail and dedicated support. The buyer is typically a founder, small agency or growing SME that wants accounting, invoicing, project work and content creation under one login rather than stitched together through integrations. Compared with established ERPs, Zynthoro leans on AI assistance and lifetime pricing to lower the entry barrier. Compared with point tools, it trades depth in any single area for a unified record. A 24 hour full-access trial with no credit card lets teams test the assistants before choosing a plan, and the blog covers invoicing, accounting automation and project management topics for small businesses.