Rally Software Pricing
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Lee Hanna
Dev Ops Engineer at a insurance company with 5,001-10,000 employees
Rally Software costs $50 a month, and for a base account, that price is acceptable.
View full review »Frankly, pricing is expensive and needs to be carefully planned for when budgeting. Our licensing is handled by a centralized group at our company called the Application Lifecycle Management team.
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Rally Software
March 2024
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If you want the very best, expect to pay accordingly. But you will get ROI from it, especially if you are doing agile well and at scale.
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VenugopalKulasekaran
Agile and DevOps Coach at Infosys
I understand it's a little more expensive. That is why many people prefer Jira.
If they want to compete in this market, they have to price their products reasonably, they must understand the competitive pricing of licenses. I believe it is on the high side.
View full review »We are always looking for a discount, if the solution was less expensive it would be a benefit.
View full review »I am not involved in the pricing and licensing side of the operation.
View full review »There is good pricing for a small number of user licenses (i.e., 50 to 200) for outcome (effective usage including reporting).
View full review »We renew licensing every three years and pay for the solution yearly.
View full review »I have no input as far as the cost is concerned. That goes further up the chain than me.
View full review »I had no involvement in this, so no advice.
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reviewer1489968
Senior Manager - Business Intelligence at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
The pricing of the solution is okay. It's reasonable. However, the licensing does increase according to the number of modules. Therefore, it can get expensive.
View full review »It is an expensive tool. Bring in a good negotiator. The money is worth it when you are trying to do agile at scale.
View full review »I am not sure about this, as the licensing subscription is made under company.
View full review »It is very expensive; currently it is the single biggest tool cost that we have.
View full review »The license costs are fairly high as compared to some of the other solutions out there. CA Agile Central licenses are “one shoe fits all”, i.e., in terms that a Viewer license is the same price as an Editor or Project Administrator license.
A tiered pricing model would be a better approach. For example, the cost of the Viewer's license would be less ($) as compared to the cost of the Editor's license ($$).
View full review »Count the cost! Find out what you have in place and how much longer you are charged for and then compare this to your budget. I find it a big waste in having too many tools, but it really matters as to what you want to see and how much you want to maintain. For example: With the SOP that I created for using CA Agile Central, I can create almost perfect reports from Excel. However, the problem here lies in Excel! You need manual intervention to formulate and macro out the data, thus involving more costs.
View full review »Pricing and licensing it is not my responsibility. I am an end user only.
View full review »Licensing depends on a few things. The assessment starts by looking at your portfolio of work, number of projects, resource profiles, etc. Then you need to assess the level of maturity the organisation has around agile. Teams should not be forced to start using agile methodologies if they are not willing and ready, so you might want to start with a small pilot.
View full review »I was never part of the pricing and licensing. Training definitely; everybody that's using it should go through some training, but a lot of the training was very generic in terms of using CA Agile Central and it wasn't specific to the team's application.
The tool actually includes a lot of things that most teams don't do. That information was included in the training, but was never applied, and yet some of the things that we needed to do weren't covered in detail in the training like they should have been, so it was a lot of groundwork to come up to speed on that.
View full review »I don’t have a lot of information about the pricing because I had the IT team handle that for me.
View full review »I am not involved in the licensing of this tool.
View full review »You can negotiate prices, technical services, and professional services if you need a large amount of seat licenses.
View full review »I am not certain but we couldn't work without it.
View full review »CA seems willing to give deep discounts when you have 100+ licenses.
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Frederic Ferrant
Scrum Master for a Big International Bank in Belgium at a financial services firm with 5,001-10,000 employees
It is expensive and may not be worthwhile for a small company.
View full review »Pricing is competitive for what you get even at the most basic level. It reflects a typical SaaS model of pricing/licensing.
View full review »I can't even give you off the top of my head how many licenses we have with them, but it's user-based licensing and we have quite a few of them.
View full review »I was not involved in the licensing for the company.
View full review »The pricing policy is transparent for me.
View full review »I don’t know about the pricing.
View full review »I was not involved in any of the pricing or licensing. I’m just a user.
View full review »I’m not aware about price and licensing because of my role.
View full review »They should go for it.
View full review »This is expensive compared to other tools like JIRA.
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Rally Software
March 2024
Learn what your peers think about Rally Software. Get advice and tips from experienced pros sharing their opinions. Updated: March 2024.
765,234 professionals have used our research since 2012.