It is not expensive. I would rate the pricing model as a four out of ten, where one is low price and ten is high price. The price is fixed, like a basic price. There are no additional costs.
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Sr Manager IT Infrastructure & Tech Development at a non-tech company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Oct 11, 2022
The pricing depends on scope and makes sense for use cases with multiple domains. Given the current economy, it would be beneficial to offer a pricing discount. I rate pricing an eight out of ten.
ADManager Plus is an identity governance and administration (IGA) solution that simplifies identity management, ensures security, and improves compliance. With ADManager Plus, manage the user life cycle from provisioning to deprovisioning, run access certification campaigns, orchestrate identity management across enterprise applications, and protect data on your enterprise platforms with regular backups. Use over 200 reports to gain valuable insights into identities and their access rights....
The solution is perceived as cheap, and the licensing is annual.
I need to pay for the license, and I believe that it could be made cheaper.
The tool's pricing is good.
I am satisfied with the solution’s pricing.
It is not expensive. I would rate the pricing model as a four out of ten, where one is low price and ten is high price. The price is fixed, like a basic price. There are no additional costs.
It has a competitive pricing model.
I have a perpetual license and pay an annual maintenance fee. It's not expensive, the pricing is standard for this kind of tool.
The pricing depends on scope and makes sense for use cases with multiple domains. Given the current economy, it would be beneficial to offer a pricing discount. I rate pricing an eight out of ten.
The cost of this product is a little higher than I would expect for a tool like this.
I downloaded the trial version, only.
So far, the solution seems like it's worth the money it costs to use it.