Pricing was a little higher but when compared to performance; it's very cheap.

The solution is very affordable. It's based on the traffic utilization, the average traffic utilization, not the DDoS traffic. Therefore, if you're being DDoSed, you don't pay extra for the absorption of the DDoS traffic. It's purely based on your average traffic.

The licensing of the solution is quite high. Licenses are quite expensive. I'm not sure if they really offer the value that they ultimately charge.

The cost is somewhere around $10,000 a site. For every site, you pay individually. For every DNS entry, you have you pay.

On a scale from one to ten, where one is cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the solution's pricing a five out of ten.

In my opinion, Imperva Incapsula is not expensive compared to the other similar solutions in this category.  

If you don't have custom SSL, get it!

The solution's price is reasonable. Although, it is a bit expensive for small companies. The cost of its licenses depends on the specific project requirement.

It is expensive.

It is an expensive solution. The price is high as the level of service and security provided is high. A lot of customers tell us that they would love to use Imperva more. I have some customers who have 50 websites, but they protect only 10 websites on Imperva because of the price. They would love to have all their websites running through Imperva, but they can't. They have to choose the more critical websites to protect because the price is very high. It is a very good product, but it is expensive.

If you buy a plan for 20 megabytes and you don't consume all of your 20 megabytes, it is okay, but if you consume more, you are charged for the superior traffic.

Know your bandwidth requirements.

Incapsula:

Pricing is described on their website, but for enterprise agreements, clarify with local reps, as there might be a need for customized needs/pricing. Be clear on how they handle domains and subdomains.

CloudFlare:

Pricing and licensing is very clearly described on their website; 1 site = 1 domain. Clarify how to support subdomains.

Setup cost was zero. Annual cost is $7,200.

The license is on a yearly basis.

The setup of Imperva DDoS was easy and we are satisfied with the pricing.

The price depends on the client's needs, it will be impacted depending on whether they need diverse production, or account take over for example.

There is an initial four package bundle with the price changing monthly.

We have a yearly contract and I am happy with the pricing. Imperva charges us based on bandwidth, which is better than other vendors that charge us according to data transfer. In these cases, our costs are quite high.

Outside of our package, there are no additional fees.

Incapsula is a SaaS (software-as-a-service) provider. Anyone can do the applications, but you must subscribe to the service.

Pricing is a challenge for most of our customers.

Go for the $59/month Pro plan. Free accounts can get terminated, and the higher plans are only if you like to have your own SSL certificate, or get regular DDoS attacks. The Pro plan has everything you need; it's just that you're using Imperva's SSL certificate, not yours.

Per month, the cost varies between $200 to $2,000, and there's no initial setup cost.

For enterprise level stuff pricing is very competitive. Very good corporate deals.

It’s not costly for my needs.

Pricing is a good match for the features we use.

Cost is OK. It’s more expensive than CloudFlare and Amazon but it’s got better features. We are happy with the price, its just the information and reliability, otherwise we would be happy to give a glowing recommendation.

The licensing depends on the client. Usually, it's yearly, but we do offer monthly financing.

The only thing I hear complaints about is that in some cases clients want to be able to scale down. They don't want to buy everything. That could be, in Sweden anyway, a big problem, because they need to buy more licenses than they will use. In some cases, some of the resellers would like if it was possible to scale down, to have smaller option. However, they don't have that.

Incapsula pricing is very affordable.

The price is between $5,000 and $10,000.

The cost is on par with other solutions such as Cloudflare and Akamai. There's not much difference in it.

Gain an understanding of pricing for the various advanced features and figure out what features you need to meet your objectives. We have done very well with the first tier feature package to address the needs at our two data centers and our cloud environments.

It's worth it. It's a fine solution for medium/big companies worried about attacks that happen in the wild.

Choose the most appropriate model.

We have an issue with Imperva Incapsula in the Iraqi market because of the high price.

We think that this product is fairly priced considering other products.

You get a better bang for your buck with converged DNS site names. If you use separate DNS for smaller portions of a site, it will increase your licensing cost.

There is a license or subscription renewal that our customers pay.

Although the pricing can be a little high, it is worth the protection and security that it offers.

You can save some licenses/money if you have your own load balancer. No matter how many websites your load balancer is serving, you will need only one Incapsula ‘website’. We’ve managed to use two Incapsula ‘websites’ to serve approximately 150 real websites.

For enterprise contracts you will be in touch with a dedicated account manager who will guide you regarding licensing.

We ate the cost so it wasn't passed on to the client.

It costs around $7/month, really cheap.

Pricing and licensing is extremely competitive.

Consider the unification of websites.

Always check the enterprise option, it gave us great rates.

I don't know because licensing is handled by PIR infrastructure and software team.

We have just been provided a license to use the product.