Requesting beta access

OdoMate is currently closed beta — you can’t sign up directly. Every Request beta access button on OdoMate’s site scrolls to the same form; filling it in is how you ask to be let in.

Filling out the form

Select any Request beta access button on the site. The page scrolls down to the form — there’s nothing to navigate to separately.
Enter your email, then answer the four questions: your role, which Odoo edition you primarily work with, what’s willing to pay looks like for you, and — optionally — the most painful part of building a custom Odoo module today. The pain-point answer is capped at 1,000 characters; everything else is a single choice.
Check the consent box. It’s required — without it there’s nothing to submit — and it links to OdoMate’s Privacy and cookie consent page.
Select Request access.

After you submit

The form is replaced by a confirmation: “Request received. We review every request within 48 hours. Your invite will arrive from info@odomate.pro — check your spam folder if it doesn’t.” A matching email goes out to the address you entered. If OdoMate has a call-booking link configured, the confirmation also offers a Book a call option — booking a short call is the one way to skip the review queue.

Submitting again

There’s no separate way to edit a pending request — resubmit the form with the same email instead. OdoMate keeps a single record per email address, so a second submission updates your answers rather than creating a duplicate entry, and the date of your original request is preserved.

If you’ve unsubscribed before

If the email you enter previously unsubscribed from OdoMate’s list, the form still shows the same “Request received” confirmation — but it doesn’t add you back or send an invite. Instead, you’ll get an email asking you to confirm by replying “yes.” Nothing happens until you reply; if you don’t want back in, you can ignore it.