The pricing and licensing are pretty fair and really competitive. There are other SD-WAN solutions that are pretty costly because they build in a service where they'll manage it for you, which is really great. I don't know if Exinda has that option as well. However, we are a small shop and cost-conscious. For things like this, we are accustomed to self-managing and this solution suits us just fine. For a tool that gives you, like the graphs and reporting, it has a fair price point.

Depends on the scale. At 100 Mbps or less, initial costs can be under $12k. At 1 Gbps costs are around $50k, on 10 Gbps links with throughput over 2 Gbps costs can exceed $100k.

It is priced well for the market, for what it needs to do. We pay for a site license. It's a one-off fee.

The pricing is on par with the other solutions.

The price is okay. Although, our license for Exinda has low bandwidth. I don't know what the price has to be for more bandwidth. 

I don't think there are additional costs to the standard licensing. I think you just buy your bandwidth license every year. It's fairly simple.

They offer scalable licenses. These licenses can be on different types of solutions; small boxes for a desktop or solutions for data centers. You can choose a big server but not have a big license or you can choose not a big solution for the desktop but have a big license.