The hardcore USP of IBM Blueworks right now in the market is its pricing strategy, which is very, very good. It is very sweetly prized to bring people onto a digital view, and that's one we have always noticed. It helps us convince clients who do not see a lot of return on investment. The pricing strategy is amazing. The solution is very, very cost-effective.

The license for the solution is on an annual subscription basis. Additional costs depend on whether the customers choose private clouds. If they choose private clouds, then there's a fee. However, they must only pay the license cost if it is a public cloud.

Blue licenses are sold per 100 and I am not familiar with the cost. There are editor licenses that are around 50 euros per month, and contributor licenses that are around 30 euros per month.

I rate the pricing of IBM Blueworks Live a four out of five.

The solution is not very expensive.

The solution costs around 600-700 dollars/year, which is quite affordable.

Making it less expensive would be good.

Price wise, IBM Blueworks Live is in the middle range, and I would give it a five out of ten.

Setup, costing, and licensing are reasonable considering the functionality of the tool as compared to other solutions.

They have a free subscription model that gives a lot of power to the users.

Based on the licenses purchased, from a footprint perspective, you can have as many people as you want. You have multiple different categories of licenses to keep the cost low. 

Our licensing costs are very minimal, because we get a lot of the solutions for free (as a partner).

It's fairly cheap and scalable for simple process discovery applications.  It is easy to use.  There are more comprehensive solutions at a similar price.  Beware that there is a minimum contract period and some fixed annual costs.  With a larger number of users, it would like make sense to switch to a proper BPMS such as Appian (although I've not used Appian).

The licensing costs are based on the number of users. There are editor licenses and UA licenses.