Regarding my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing, I was not involved in pricing decisions. As for setup cost, I was given a machine to deploy Adobe ColdFusion with everything related to pricing and setup cost handled by the accounts team.
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Adobe ColdFusion has been good. It is positioned more towards the enterprise market, so it's not the lowest-cost option compared to some open-source alternatives. The pricing was fairly straightforward, especially if you choose the standard server licensing model.
Senior Cybersecurity Analyst at a energy/utilities company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Feb 6, 2023
I use ColdFusion on the cloud platform which is provided by a hosting provider so I am not sure about the setup cost, pricing and/or licensing. However, I know that it is not an open-source software and you need to pay to use it.
Adobe ColdFusion is an enterprise tool for rapid application development, ideal for web and mobile platforms. Its strong backend and API capabilities simplify application management and integration, making it a preferred choice for creating scalable, stable, and secure enterprise applications.Adobe ColdFusion supports backend applications and integrations with systems, enabling fast development with minimal code. Known for stability, it provides seamless collaboration across platforms with...
Regarding my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing, I was not involved in pricing decisions. As for setup cost, I was given a machine to deploy Adobe ColdFusion with everything related to pricing and setup cost handled by the accounts team.
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Adobe ColdFusion has been good. It is positioned more towards the enterprise market, so it's not the lowest-cost option compared to some open-source alternatives. The pricing was fairly straightforward, especially if you choose the standard server licensing model.
The tool's pricing is high but it's totally worth the investment.
I use ColdFusion on the cloud platform which is provided by a hosting provider so I am not sure about the setup cost, pricing and/or licensing. However, I know that it is not an open-source software and you need to pay to use it.
If you really want to save money, there is a free open source CFML engine (former Railo, now Lucee) out there.