The tool is expensive, and I rate its price as eight out of ten. It might not be very expensive. However, comparing it with something that's free or already included in the price is challenging, like the Office 365 archive mailbox. Previously, this was part of the subscription price. Now, it's an additional cost, typically covered by departments like legal or compliance rather than IT.
Senior System Engineer at a manufacturing company with 51-200 employees
Real User
2021-03-26T14:32:16Z
Mar 26, 2021
There are different pricing tiers - from small businesses all the way up to enterprises. Once you get up to enterprise-level, it can get pretty pricey, however, a customer can negotiate a little. There's also the potential to decide on your licensing in terms of the length of the contract. If you choose three-year plans, you can save some money if you choose to be locked in. However, you can also choose from shorter contracts. You can even go monthly. There are additional costs above just licensing. For example, technical support, which has its own tiers and can get expensive. We, for example, pay more for the connectivity to the data center.
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The tool is expensive, and I rate its price as eight out of ten. It might not be very expensive. However, comparing it with something that's free or already included in the price is challenging, like the Office 365 archive mailbox. Previously, this was part of the subscription price. Now, it's an additional cost, typically covered by departments like legal or compliance rather than IT.
There are different pricing tiers - from small businesses all the way up to enterprises. Once you get up to enterprise-level, it can get pretty pricey, however, a customer can negotiate a little. There's also the potential to decide on your licensing in terms of the length of the contract. If you choose three-year plans, you can save some money if you choose to be locked in. However, you can also choose from shorter contracts. You can even go monthly. There are additional costs above just licensing. For example, technical support, which has its own tiers and can get expensive. We, for example, pay more for the connectivity to the data center.