The solution is less expensive than F5 or Imperva and is the most reasonably priced option available. 

The solution's pricing is an issue and should be improved. We have a yearly subscription for Fortinet FortiADC.

Pricing is determined by the size of your organization, as it involves open-source if you have a small company, open-source can help small businesses and IT departments. Why do you need to purchase FortiADC? 

However, if you're talking about large corporations that require this level of scalability and security, you will have to pay for it. What options do you have?

The price varies depending on whether you are dealing with a local team or a presale team, and some offer discounts.

They offer a perpetual license.

I would rate the pricing a four out of five.

The product has average pricing. I rate its pricing a five out of ten.

You definitely need a support license. If it is critical web application firewalls and they have hundreds and thousands of customers, then I would say FortiADC higher models would definitely support it well.

The product has affordable pricing.

I believe the price is good. It's fair. There are no extra costs. You just pay for the license and, if applicable, for the hardware appliance. If it's a VM, there is no additional cost for the license.

It's up to the customer to choose a licensing model. If you choose to buy yearly, it's usually on a yearly basis.

From a pricing perspective, I believe FortiADC is cheaper than the F5 and also cheaper than some of the well established load balancers. There is a subscription fee but I'm not sure of the exact cost.

The product is cheap and has a yearly license.

I rate the product’s pricing a seven out of ten where one is cheap and ten is expensive.

Compared to F5, FortiADC pricing is better.

The solution could be more cost-effective.