Our license is a subscription-based model that is per user. The solution is not expensive, I believe a subscription-based model is $10 per user.

I’m not sure of the exact pricing. However, I would describe their costs as mid-tier.

We think iGrafx is well-priced, affordable; you don’t need a lot of license seats, and it has a good, free, downloadable iGrafx Viewer (akin to Adobe Reader).iGrafx is well-priced, affordable; you don’t need a lot of license seats, and it has a good, free, downloadable iGrafx Viewer (akin to Adobe Reader).

At that time, we bought two licenses for two computers. The price was high for the market standards, but iGrafx delivers a bunch of solutions that we have not found in other products. The version process for Six Sigma, as far as I know, is being sold as a single computer license.

The licensing part is one of the problems. Its licensing depends on the number of users, so it sometimes gets expensive.

My company is trying to replace iGrafx because the license is a little bit expensive. They are trying to find a cheaper option. Our support contract with iGrafx ended, so they are trying to replace it with something else.

The price is not cheap.

We have a free membership or a free version. So that's the main reason for us starting to use it, just because we started, using workflows but we are starting to use another tool for this. It was an experiment of using workflows which was successful. We're looking for a more complete tool with more layers and functionalities. 

The pricing is expensive for individuals at around $2,000 per license. If the organization is purchasing then they could buy and use it.