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Rebaar vs Highrise ERP

Highrise ERP (by Kanix Infotech) is a long-established Indian construction ERP. Rebaar is the modern, self-serve alternative. Honest comparison — and not the Basecamp "Highrise" CRM.

Highrise ERP (Kanix Infotech) is one of India's oldest construction ERPs — 25+ years, a very broad module catalogue, GST e-invoicing, TDS, PF/ESIC payroll, two-way Tally and SAP integration, and an MS Project/Primavera interface. It's powerful, but it's sold quote-only and typically needs a multi-week implementation. Rebaar covers the SMB-relevant ground with transparent per-workspace pricing, a self-serve trial, and a modern single-codebase UI. Here's where each fits.

Pick the one that fits

Pick Rebaar if
  • Transparent, published per-workspace pricing (from ₹5,500/month) — not a quote
  • You want to sign up and start today, not schedule a multi-week implementation
  • You're an SMB builder / interior firm, not a large enterprise contractor
  • You value a modern, single-codebase UI over a broad legacy module catalogue
  • You want a public REST API on every plan
Pick Highrise ERP if
  • You're a larger / enterprise contractor that needs the widest possible module catalogue
  • You want a Primavera / MS Project scheduling interface and deep SAP integration
  • You prefer a long-established vendor (25+ years, thousands of installations)
  • You have the time and budget for a guided, hands-on implementation

Feature comparison

FeatureRebaarHighrise ERP
PricingPublished, from ₹5,500/workspace/monthQuote-only
SetupSelf-serve, same dayGuided multi-week implementation
GST e-Invoice + GSTR✓ Yes✓ Yes
TDS + statutory payrollEPF/ESI/PT/TDSGST/TDS/ESIC/PF
Tally integrationTally XML exportTwo-way Tally + SAP
SchedulingBuilt-in Gantt + critical pathMS Project / Primavera interface
Client / vendor portal✓ Yes✓ Yes
Public REST APIAll plansNot documented
Segment focusSMB builders / interiorsSMB → large enterprise
UIModern, single codebaseBroad legacy suite, English-only
Based on publicly available information at time of writing. Competitor pricing and features evolve; verify before signing.

Pricing — what you actually pay

Rebaar

₹5,500/workspace/month on Starter; Growth ₹12,500/month. Published, per workspace, 14-day self-serve trial.

Full pricing →
Highrise ERP

Not published — price on request, varying by module count, users and deployment (SaaS or on-prem / perpetual licence). Implementation is a separate, typically multi-week engagement.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same "Highrise" as the Basecamp CRM?
No. This comparison is about Highrise ERP by Kanix Infotech, an Indian construction ERP — not the unrelated 37signals/Basecamp "Highrise" CRM. If you're evaluating construction ERPs in India, Highrise ERP (Kanix) is the one you mean.
Does Highrise ERP have GST and payroll like Rebaar?
Yes — it's a mature, broad ERP with GST e-invoicing, GSTR filing, TDS, and PF/ESIC payroll, plus two-way Tally and SAP integration. The trade-off is that it's quote-only and usually needs a guided, multi-week implementation. Rebaar is narrower but self-serve, transparently priced, and modern.
How fast can I get started on each?
Rebaar: sign up and use it the same day (14-day free trial, no sales call). Highrise ERP: a demo and a scoped implementation — powerful, but a project rather than a self-serve start. The right choice depends on whether you want a rollout or a running-today tool.
Which fits a small builder or interior firm better?
Usually Rebaar — transparent per-workspace pricing, self-serve setup, and a modern UI aimed at 10–200-person firms. Highrise ERP's breadth and implementation model fit larger contractors with dedicated IT and a longer rollout appetite.
Can I migrate to Rebaar?
Yes — CSV export of clients, projects, BOQ, vendors and employees, imported into a fresh Rebaar workspace, cutting over at a financial-quarter boundary. Keep the old system read-only for a few months as the historical archive.

Run the trial. Decide for yourself.

14-day free trial of Rebaar. Take it through your real workflow and compare.