IDERA ER/Studio Pricing
On a scale of one to ten, where one is bad and ten is good, I would rate the licensing cost as a seven or eight. It's not too expensive for us. We have a license, and I think our contract with the vendor includes support.
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Reviewer967458
Database Developer at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
It is priced fairly. It's around the same as erwin and other competitors' costs.
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Mike Grove
DBA at a consumer goods company with 201-500 employees
Pricing is on point, but do your due diligence - not every developer needs the tool.
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DataArchd5df
Asst. Director, Data Management & Analytics at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
I find the renewal fee is a little higher, but as a single user, at this point, I'm not finding that to be difficult. In the future, if we want to increase the number of users, maybe we will have to pay too much. I would have to see the server version. At this point, I'm using an individual Developer Edition. In the case of the server edition with four or five users, I don't know how the licensing goes. As an individual user, the renewal is a little costly.
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VpDataInd01c
Database Designer at a manufacturing company with 1,001-5,000 employees
I am not involved in the pricing. We have one person who does that. so I have no knowledge of what it is.
We have some individual licenses and then we have a concurrent license. And it's been working fine.
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Jamie Vasser
IT Specialist at a government with 10,001+ employees
I'm a firm believer that all software is overpriced these days but, comparatively speaking, I think ER/Studio is worth the money.
We have to use the Enterprise License Center, what used to be AppWave, and I hate it. We've got concurrent user licenses for ER/Studio, but we also use it for the Embarcadero RAD Studio. We're in a multi-user environment where we have federal users who work here in headquarters, we have contract users who work in their offices, we have contract users who work from home. In order to get the Enterprise License Center to work, they have to be on our network, at least temporarily, to get the License Center to recognize the software and set up. It's a battle every time, trying to get somebody's license renewed or upgraded. There needs to be a better way.
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DataArchadd7
Data Architect at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees
The licensing could be a little bit more flexible. The issue we face is that it is kind of complex the way the keys are set up. I'm not sure if it's by design, but let's say you have to install a product on a test system. You have to get a trial license key, even though you have been a loyal customer for two years. It's just very difficult to again request an additional key and then go through all the setup. It could be much simpler.
The way we update the licenses is also a complex. I have to register the keys every time. And when we do it online there can be errors so we have to go to the workaround to be able to work on the data.
The process of licensing could be much simpler, from our experience.
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Over nine years, we have spent approximately $3K-$4K per year on each user (we have five data modelers currently).
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reviewer1318779
Data Architect at a pharma/biotech company with 1,001-5,000 employees
I am currently using the trial version, but this solution is definitely worth considering for the price point.
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Mariya Salamatova
Senior Business Intelligence Developer at a construction company with 501-1,000 employees
I think the pricing matches what we get from the product. It is good value.
Licensing is a bit of a complicated process because there are three different types of licenses and sometimes it's a bit confusing. For example, when we had to reinstall Windows, and they had to contact support so that they reissue the license for me, that was not easy. It would be easier if I had the number and I could use that number for the computer, somehow. It should connect to the hardware, not to Windows. Because each time I need to update Windows, they need to contact support to reissue licenses or switch to another type of license. They mention that there are additional charges for this. It's not an easy process for users. It should be way easier.
View full review »Fairly expensive tool and licensing setup is cumbersome.
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reviewer1477701
Data Architect at a financial services firm with 501-1,000 employees
The price of this product is okay.
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David Nemec
Oracle developer at OKsystem a.s.
I use the product's trial version.
View full review »The initial base price is a little bit high, and my recommendation is that once you've licensed the base, to keep the maintenance renewed because that's a much more reasonable annual cost.
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Reviewer951561
Database Administrator at a government with 10,001+ employees
Pricing is expensive and on the higher-end.
View full review ».Purchase licenses only for the functionalities which the organisation will use.
View full review »Review the total number of architects/DBAs who need full access and developers who need to view the model/data dictionary to determine number/types, and whether a stand-alone vs. repository version is needed.
View full review »I think ER/Studio Data Architect is priced high, but it comes with user-friendly features.
View full review »It is expensive! Licensing requires a subscription to their support site.
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Database9ac8
Database Administrator at a healthcare company with 1,001-5,000 employees
I feel the product's pricing is a good value.
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DBA8d65
DBA at a consultancy with 501-1,000 employees
I don't know enough about what the pricing is for other choices out there. I've only really worked on this one tool.
View full review »The product can have a high price.
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