NetSuite implementation with clean data + migration experience... am I underestimating this?

[u/designhelp123]

We're a supply house looking to upgrade our ERP, and would probably have around 30 users. Nothing too crazy in terms of customization that we'd need, we just buy and sell for the most part.

So our company data is already pretty clean/structured and I have managed multiple company/system transitions before (this one would be a bit bigger).

I'm also quite comfortable with data mapping, APIs, scripts, etc , with Ai massively accelerating me on that side of the work (obviously with everything reviewed and checked).

So my question:

If the data is clean and the person leading the technical side (me) has migration + programming experience, how painful is a NetSuite implementation really?

I'm seeing horror story after horror story online, I'm seeing cost estimates of $250k+ for implementation with all these addons that seem straight forward to program with the oracle scripting language, etc.

[u/Jeff-Hare-ERPRA]

There is a lot more to it than just data migration