Pricing Guide · 2026

Oracle EPM Pricing
in the GCC & Egypt

Oracle EPM Cloud is licensed per named user per month on an annual commitment. This page publishes current indicative list prices for all Oracle EPM modules, explains what drives the total cost, and provides an interactive estimator so finance leaders in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the GCC can size a realistic budget before any vendor conversation.

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Oracle EPM Cloud costs between USD 150 and USD 300 per named user per month depending on the module, on an annual commitment. GCC and Egyptian enterprise contracts are typically negotiated 20–40% below these list prices for commitments of 25 or more users. A single-module implementation adds USD 80,000–150,000 in professional services; a multi-module programme adds USD 150,000–400,000.

Oracle EPM Cloud — Module Pricing

Prices shown are indicative list prices as of July 2026, denominated in USD. GCC/Egypt contracts are typically negotiated at 20–40% below list for commitments of 25+ users. Always confirm current pricing with Oracle directly or through a licensed partner. Contact Loop Wise Solutions for a detailed estimate.

Module What It Does List Price (USD/user/month) Min. Users Annual Commitment
PBCS
Planning & Budgeting Cloud
Budgeting, planning, rolling forecasts, scenario modelling $175 – $225 10 Required
EPBCS
Enterprise Planning & Budgeting
PBCS + pre-built workforce, capital & project planning frameworks $250 – $300 10 Required
FCCS
Financial Consolidation & Close
Multi-entity consolidation, intercompany elimination, multi-GAAP close $175 – $225 10 Required
ARCS
Account Reconciliation Cloud
Balance sheet reconciliation, close tracking, audit trail $150 – $200 10 Required
PCMCS
Profitability & Cost Management
Cost allocation, profitability analysis, shared service costing $175 – $225 15 Required
TRCS
Tax Reporting Cloud
Corporate tax provisioning, CbCR, ZATCA tax configuration $150 – $175 10 Required
EDMCS
Enterprise Data Management
Dimension governance, hierarchy management across EPM modules $100 – $150 10 Required

Volume discount tiers: Discounts typically apply at 25, 50, and 100+ users per module. Multi-module bundling arrangements may provide additional savings.

Base subscription: All Oracle EPM Cloud modules require an Oracle Cloud base subscription. This is typically bundled into the per-user fee for mid-market contracts.

GCC/Egypt contracts: Negotiated through Oracle directly or a licensed partner. Loop Wise Solutions provides procurement advisory as a service — contact us before you sign.

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What determines the total Oracle EPM investment

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Module Selection

Each Oracle EPM module carries its own per-user licence. Organisations commonly start with one module and expand — but each addition requires its own licence commitment and implementation work. EPBCS costs more than PBCS because it includes pre-built planning frameworks; FCCS and ARCS are typically licensed separately even though they serve adjacent close process needs.

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Named User Count

Oracle EPM Cloud uses named-user licensing — every person who needs access requires a licence. Finance teams in GCC enterprises often undercount: planning users include business unit finance leads, not just the group FP&A team. Consolidation users include every entity controller who needs to submit data or review results. The minimum viable user count is rarely as low as the initial estimate suggests.

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Negotiated Rate

Oracle list prices are starting points. Enterprise deals in the GCC are almost always negotiated — 20–40% below list is common for commitments of 25+ users, multi-year terms, or multi-module arrangements. The timing of the negotiation within Oracle's fiscal quarter matters; so does the presence of a partner or advisory firm who understands Oracle's commercial model.

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Implementation Complexity

Implementation cost is driven by planning model complexity, consolidation structure depth, integration with ERP systems (Oracle EBS, Fusion, SAP), number of entities, multi-GAAP requirements, Arabic-language configuration, and ZATCA integration. A single-module PBCS implementation for a mid-size single-entity organisation is USD 80,000–150,000. A multi-module, multi-entity GCC group programme is USD 150,000–400,000.

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Migration from Hyperion

Organisations migrating from on-premises Hyperion Planning or HFM to Oracle EPM Cloud carry additional implementation scope: existing business rules, dimension structures, data integration layers, and Arabic-language configurations all require deliberate redesign rather than a lift-and-shift. Migration projects typically cost 20–40% more than greenfield implementations of equivalent size.

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Regional Configuration

GCC and Egyptian implementations require specific configuration scope that is absent from global reference implementations: Arabic-language dimension metadata and report templates, Hijri calendar integration for Saudi entities, ZATCA Tax Reporting configuration, multi-GAAP reporting structures for local GAAP and IFRS concurrent reporting, and PDPL/UAE data protection law compliance for data residency. Partners without regional delivery experience consistently underestimate this scope in their initial proposals.

Software licence is one part of the total investment

The following ranges are Loop Wise Solutions' own indicative professional services costs — not Oracle's. Actual scope determines the final figure. We provide a detailed estimate after an initial requirements conversation.

Engagement Type Scope Description Indicative Range (USD) Typical Duration
Single-Module EPM One module (e.g. PBCS or FCCS), single entity, standard complexity $80,000 – $150,000 12–20 weeks
Multi-Module EPM Programme Two to four modules, multi-entity, standard-to-complex $150,000 – $400,000 6–14 months
Hyperion Migration On-premises Hyperion to Oracle EPM Cloud, single or multi-module $120,000 – $350,000 5–12 months
Consultancy / Advisory System selection, readiness assessment, project recovery $15,000 – $50,000 4–12 weeks
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Frequently asked questions

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Oracle EPM Cloud is priced per named user per month on an annual commitment. In Saudi Arabia, indicative list prices range from USD 150 to USD 300 per user per month depending on the module — PBCS/EPBCS for planning, FCCS for consolidation, ARCS for reconciliation. GCC enterprise contracts are typically negotiated 20–40% below list price for commitments of 25 users or more. Implementation services from a partner like Loop Wise Solutions add a further USD 80,000–400,000 depending on scope.
Oracle EPM Cloud list pricing in Egypt is denominated in USD and follows the same per-user-per-month model as the rest of the region — typically USD 150–300/user/month depending on module. Egyptian organisations frequently negotiate multi-year, multi-module discounts through Oracle or a local partner. Loop Wise Solutions can provide a scoped estimate that accounts for the specific modules, user counts, and Egyptian Oracle contract structure.
Oracle EPM Cloud modules typically carry a minimum named user commitment of 10–25 users per module depending on the specific product. PBCS and EPBCS commonly require a minimum of 10 named users; FCCS and ARCS may have minimums of 10–15. These minimums apply per module — an organisation running three modules concurrently must meet the minimum for each. The minimums are commercial floors, not technical limitations.
PBCS (Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service) is Oracle's standard cloud planning module at approximately USD 175–225/user/month. EPBCS (Enterprise Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service) adds pre-built planning frameworks for workforce, capital, projects, and financials at approximately USD 250–300/user/month. The cost difference reflects the additional pre-built content in EPBCS — organisations with complex, multi-dimensional planning requirements and limited configuration resource often find EPBCS more cost-effective when implementation effort is included in the comparison.
Yes. Oracle EPM Cloud is a subscription service — the annual fee includes Oracle-managed infrastructure, quarterly software updates, and Oracle support. There are no separate maintenance or upgrade fees as with on-premises Hyperion. The practical implication is that the total cost of ownership for Oracle EPM Cloud is more predictable than for on-premises Hyperion, where infrastructure, DBA, and annual support costs add significantly to the licence fee.
Yes. We provide procurement advisory as a service — helping GCC and Egyptian organisations understand Oracle's volume discount tiers, multi-module bundling arrangements, multi-year commitment discounts, and the right timing for renewal negotiations. We do not hold a commercial arrangement with Oracle that creates a conflict of interest in this advisory.
A single-module Oracle EPM implementation (e.g. PBCS for planning, or FCCS for consolidation) for a mid-size organisation typically takes 12–20 weeks from requirements sign-off to go-live. A multi-module programme covering planning, consolidation, and reconciliation typically takes 6–14 months. Timeline is determined primarily by the complexity of the planning model or consolidation structure, the quality of existing data and process documentation, and the organisation's capacity to participate in design and testing.
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