The solution costs $2 per user. Any custom development involves additional fees. If the use case is only for the workforce and only to implement a single sign-on solution using standard out-of-the-box features, then this is the right tool to go for.

ForgeRock's pricing is more competitive than other products. I worked on a very big project about ten years ago. Oracle was extremely aggressive on pricing, and they go based on the number of users. Oracle offers very less pricing for educational projects. I'm unsure about ForgeRock's pricing structure for the financial industry, education universities, and big projects.

You can get an environment once you register on their site with your ID, and you will get a whole lot of downloads. If you enable ForgeRock on a consumer level, then you have to pay for it.

The licences for this solution are available for a period of either one, or two years.

In terms of usage, it's not our standard cost. We're not doing it for our purpose. We have multiple clients we are looking at right now. We are at a very small number, however, the idea and the goal is to grow. We are looking at about $100,000 and $50,000 a minimum a month cost. That'd be minimum maybe in a couple of years. We expect that to double, at least based on how many solutions we scale to. The amount of money we spend on ForgeRock will depend on the number of clients we get. Right now it is on one product, so it is not that much currently. If we scale it to other products, that number will change drastically.

ForgeRock is an expensive solution.

ForgeRock is an open-source tool. You can download it directly via the browser. It's only when you want to use their extensive features, you might have to think about the pricing. ForgeRock is booming because it's an open-source tool and it provides good value. It's comparable to a licensed solution. We pay a maintenance fee. 

Its licensing is on a yearly basis, but it also depends on the contract that you have with the vendor. They have multiple types of contracts. 

There are additional costs to the standard licensing fees. If you need some of the features, you have to pay more.

Once you know your needs, licensing is very flexible and adaptable with any kind of solution and works with any size of organization. 

Its price is comparable to other products in the market.

You need to negotiate the pricing, so how expensive or affordable it ends up being depends on each individual contract.

ForgeRock came up with a community version and enterprise version, which is the main difference in pricing. They also came up with the Product Suite 5 version. They provide subscriptions based on the identity basis divided into internal and external identities.

The pricing of the solution is fair but I do not have the full details.

The license is purchased annually per user. However, you can negotiate if you are signing for a longer period of time. When comparing this solution to others on the market it is priced fair, it is not at the top of the price range or at the bottom end.

I know it’s cheap compared to other leading AM products. You can even go for the Open Source version of the product if you are building it by yourself and don’t need the support and regular patches.

Nothing.

It's a bit pricey and could be more competitive.