Project Manager at a manufacturing company with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 10
Jan 21, 2026
I purchased Polarion Requirements directly from Siemens Benelux, but if you have any ideas to get a license at a better price, we are quite interested in discussing that.
System Engineer at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Top 10
Mar 7, 2024
The pricing is in the middle-of-the-road. So, I would rate the pricing a five out of ten. They offer different license types based on user roles. For example, a manager who only needs to review things has a less expensive license than a developer with full functionality. So, the pricing model is flexible. You don't have to pay for the full functionalities. And it's a one-time investment for the licenses. You purchase what you need and then can work with that.
I believe the cost is subjective. It seems a bit pricey, but it depends on your perspective. To provide some context, I compared the prices with GitLab and Jira. Unfortunately, I couldn't find Jira's prices. However, GitLab costs around 40 euros, and DeepLab, which I recently discovered, also falls in a similar price range. I'm not sure about DeepLab's features or interface improvements, as they might have been implementing requirements management over the past six months. In contrast, Polarion costs around 50 to 60 euros based on the 2021 prices I have. While it may seem a bit expensive, it's worth considering whether the additional investment, perhaps around 68 euros per user, is justified. It might appear costly at first glance, but it's essential to acknowledge that it can greatly streamline your work processes.
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I purchased Polarion Requirements directly from Siemens Benelux, but if you have any ideas to get a license at a better price, we are quite interested in discussing that.
I rate the solution's pricing a seven out of ten.
The pricing is in the middle-of-the-road. So, I would rate the pricing a five out of ten. They offer different license types based on user roles. For example, a manager who only needs to review things has a less expensive license than a developer with full functionality. So, the pricing model is flexible. You don't have to pay for the full functionalities. And it's a one-time investment for the licenses. You purchase what you need and then can work with that.
I believe the cost is subjective. It seems a bit pricey, but it depends on your perspective. To provide some context, I compared the prices with GitLab and Jira. Unfortunately, I couldn't find Jira's prices. However, GitLab costs around 40 euros, and DeepLab, which I recently discovered, also falls in a similar price range. I'm not sure about DeepLab's features or interface improvements, as they might have been implementing requirements management over the past six months. In contrast, Polarion costs around 50 to 60 euros based on the 2021 prices I have. While it may seem a bit expensive, it's worth considering whether the additional investment, perhaps around 68 euros per user, is justified. It might appear costly at first glance, but it's essential to acknowledge that it can greatly streamline your work processes.
The product's price is high. However, it is an efficient solution for managing complex products.
Polarion Requirements is a little pricey.
It is expensive but not for what it is. It is just the right price for what it is. Its price is also similar to other solutions.
We purchased the product, so now we only have to pay for maintenance.