Nolio is a pretty much good tool, though its pricing is relatively high in the market. It's more expensive than other tools.

The pricing could be cheaper. In our organization, we've been using it for many years. Due to pricing considerations, there were discussions about transitioning to an alternative tool to replace Nolio. 

This solution is pricey compared to its peers.

Licensing concerns play an important role in how you standardize your deployment process. Where possible, take advantage of clustering capabilities that allow you to deploy to a single host and push the deployments out to all the members of the cluster.

The price is not an issue here.

The price of this product is expensive.

I'm not sure of the licensing costs for this solution. These are not details I handle in my day to day. They are directly handled by the client.

It is an expensive tool and the licensing model is difficult to sell.

CA's reps have been extremely helpful in my experience. They take the time to understand what you are trying to do and then propose solutions and pricing with room for scaling based on resources and budget constraints. This product is licensed based on the number of agents (servers) in the environment so that is a consideration each time we on board a new product into the Release Automation application.

There are cheaper, or even free tools, but I guarantee that getting this solution is worth the price.

Confidential but not much compared to the large perimeter we had to automate.

It is an expensive tool and the licensing model is difficult to sell.

I don't know the original setup cost. They charge several thousand per agent/node.

Initial setup cost is more expensive, but the day-to-day cost is only for maintenance, design and for people development.

It was expensive. In the latest version they have a lot of plug-ins so it would be worth it to invest in that version rather than what we used.

It has its cost and can be considered to be more expensive compared to other solutions.