We're paying for the New Relic APM license annually.

The payment structure is great. Users are only charged for data ingested.

We spend somewhere around $5,000 to $6,000 per month with an annual recommitment of maybe $60,000. These are just ballpark figures. Licensing is handled by the finance team and the vendor management team.

The solution is around $5,000 to $6,000. Everything is included. We only pay for the data that is ingested. You can use all the features and the APM and not have to pay extra. YOu just pay for what you use. 

The price is an issue. It's quite expensive.

That said, I can't speak to the exact pricing. 

I think the price is reasonable compared to AppDynamics. I don't know the license costs, but most of my startups are using New Relic. Those startups are sensitive about prices, so it's affordable. 

It is an expensive solution. The licensing scheme is based on users having to have full stack observability, and there is no free version for non-seat license users to access what they want to see. I believe it's an expensive tool. They were not like that a couple of years back. Their new licensing scheme is based on full-stack capabilities; many clients would not like it. I would rate the licensing model a four out of ten. It is a very poor licensing scheme. 

I would rate the pricing of this solution an eight, on a scale from one to 10, with one being the worst and 10 being the best. We have a yearly license.

I think it's overpriced for the technical support that we get. We spent over 1,00,000 USD a year.

We feel it's a little bit pricey compared to Splunk. We haven't explored Dynatrace because we have invested so much in New Relic. New Relic changed its pricing model. Initially, we planned to put it into all the systems, but with all the pricing and strategy, we decided to refrain from monitoring. It costs about 600k to 700K per year.

If I remember it correctly, the pricing was based on the core, and the monthly subscription used to cost us $1,500 or $2,000. 

We had pre-prod and production services. Costing was different for pre-prod and production. For pre-prod, it was 40% less than the production service cost. It was a combined package. 

With our licensing, we could only query three months of data from the New Relic system. When we wanted to have the historical information, they said that it is going to be an additional licensing at an additional cost.

The pricing is fine.

As far as pricing goes, I heard that they charge per user ID. If we have ten people with ten IDs right now, if we want to add another five more, they'll charge us for each ID, so that is something that is maybe a concern. I actually heard this from one of their competitors. I've heard Dynatrace say that New Relic's pricing model was very expensive, so that would be a concern.

I'm not sure of the exact price of each user ID.

This solution required a license and it is better than some other competitors.

The IT department handles New Relic APM licensing, but the solution is priced reasonably. I'm actively using the mobile monitoring function of New Relic APM, and it's one of the best products for me because it's economical, so anyone can easily pick it over other solutions and use it. It has basic features.

My company went for the New Relic APM sixty-day free trial, so there was a limitation to the number of people that could use the product. It only allowed twenty-one users maximum.

New Relic presented New Relic APM pricing and packages very well. For example, there's silver and platinum, and each package was easy and more economical than other tools. In this context, I'd recommend New Relic APM because of its reasonable price and package.

My company initially used the standard New Relic APM package, and by the end of the month, it moved to the pro model, which had low, flexible pricing.

I'm not aware of the exact licensing costs. My understanding is that it is affordable. I'd rate it four out of five. 

We likely py a yearly licensing fee. It's all-inclusive, and there are no extra fees. 

I'm unaware of how much the license for New Relic APM costs.

The price was one of the reasons we chose this solution. It's reasonably priced. It's cheaper than the likes of AppDynamics and Dynatrace, based on how our subscription is.

They gave us aggressive discounts when they were brought in for the first time, but they have also kept them for the year-on-year renewals, which has been absolutely fine. Thus, we haven't looked to change.

The pricing and licensing are good if you have an account manager and a partner manager who are looking to help out. 

While we do pay for the solution on a monthly basis, I can't speak to the exact cost of the product. There might also be some additional costs on top of the licensing, however, I can't say with certainty. 

Comparatively, the pricing is expensive.

Corporate handled the licensing and the purchasing of it, then they gave me a license key. However they configured it is how we use it.

The solution is cheap, but prices can go up when users grow. 

The pricing is reasonable. APM is a bit on the higher side, however, their service offering is quite good.

I think the pricing is reasonable.

The pricing is a bit high, but the features are very good. It costs about 1500 per month, but historical information was something we had to buy at an additional cost. Other than that, the rest of the capabilities and features are bundled in one package.

It’s hard to compare it to other vendors because nobody offers the quality of monitoring tools that we get with New Relic. Otherwise, it’s choosing among disparate products.

The solution is less expensive than AppNeta. 

I'm not aware of the exact licensing cost. The contracts are handled at an organizational level. 

Because of budget, we are not using the mobile app part of this tool.

The price of New Relic could improve. It is expensive.

I rate the price of New Relic a six out of ten.

The price of New Relic APM could be less expensive. We are using the New Relic APM pro account and it is more costly. When compared to competitors the solution's pricing should be much more realistic.

I rate the price of New Relic APM a one out of five.

We're working on figuring out the pricing.

It looks like it's a little bit about how much data you ingest. Therefore, if you have a big environment, then it might not be good to ingest that month, as that much data will cost you a lot. 

On the other hand, Dynatrace has a good set of features where you can trace down to the application. However, they are more expensive they don't have some dashboards and cost is an issue for the client.  

This is an expensive product.

New Relic is either free with low retention and minimal functionalities, or expensive with full options and retention. I suggest a pricing between.

This is an expensive tool.

The solution is quite expensive. It costs around $5,000 a month. There aren't any additional costs above that.

New Relic browsers are very expensive.

I recommend using the free version of New Relic. If you like the free version and understand its importance for your company, you can move to the trial. Then, you can migrate to the paid version.

The monthly cost os $1000 per server per month, but it could be even more. We pay about $250 for the server, and then New Relic wants over $1000 to give us statistics on those servers.

Just try it out and install it on a couple of systems. You could go "all in" and have the full license and instalment on everything, but certainly during start-up, you could leverage a couple of instalments and still have insights, if it's installed into core parts of your set-up

New Relic is not cheap, but I have a few colleagues that need the paid accounts, and although it hurts, generally not having New Relic hurts more.

We look at what it produces – I don’t look at cost. We look at what you can get from the product. If it’s the right tool, it doesn’t matter what it costs because you’re going to get it back many-fold from your productivity.

Cost is significant with a lot of extras. For instance, another big negative point is the inability to monitor random URLs not tied to the one pinger per application. They've added it which is great, but now it costs extra for using it in any real capacity.

The price of the solution could be less expensive. You have to pay a lot for each user. There is an additional cost for extra features.

The pricing and licensing are too high.

It would be nice if we could buy it annually instead of monthly.

Pricing can be dangerous if your product grows a lot. You should start with the free lite option to see if you can find New Relic useful for your application, and then try the Pro version with one or more hosts.

I loved this product, but we can no longer afford it, so we dropped it.

Purchasing through the AWS Marketplace was easy. The product is easy to deploy and manage, which is why our company purchased through the AWS Marketplace.

The pricing could be better. We did not purchase the full version. Maybe if we applied all the other features of the full version of New Relic, we could get all the features that we feel are missing.

They charge by the number of events and for the retention.

The pricing model is a little confusing for beginners. They find it a little expensive, and if you are using it already, then that is not good.

Purchasing from the AWS Marketplace is very straightforward. When you buy it from AWS Marketplace, you can go with both options: URL SSL license and On Demand. So, when you are building, it is part of AWS, and this is convenient for end users.

We deploy everything on AWS. Purchasing the product on AWS Marketplace made it easier for us.

The pricing is okay comparatively their competitors. The only concern was whether it should be purchased on demand or bring your own license, and which way passes some savings onto the end customers.

It totally depends on the organization's requirements and the effort vs. return one puts in monitoring the system. Although, it would have been great if the licensing cost could be reduced a bit.

At our usage level, the cost has been trivial compared to our overall operations monthly costs. What the product has done for us was expedite our ability to discover actionable data that led directly to improvements in our app which would have taken considerable longer if we'd had to build similar functionality ourselves.

Whilst it may be tempting to instrument all of your production and non-production environments, this is a tool that is best used where appropriate, rather than as a blanket deployment.

Licensing is based on scale.

Price and licensing is very efficient and correct.

We renewed our contract directly with New Relic since our systems were hosted on on-premise data centers.

The new licensing model is great, as we pay for what we use (in computational units). However, the pricing is expensive compared to other tools.

The hardest part was understanding the licensing and billing. The licensing and pricing was a challenge for us to understand, so speak to an Account Manager rather than simply buying online. I think they need a blog post about this.

I do not know. The licenses were purchased and I installed Java and server agents.

Pricing is great!

There are many free plans, and the for pay ones add a few important features such as longer log backup.

< $1000/month.

They have a price desk who can be negotiated with.

The pricing depends on the count of agents and the level.

In server pools, you can install the agent on one server. Also, make sure you make the most out of using plug-ins as they don't require licenses.

5€ / day / server, a little bit high.

I was using the free account.

We don´t have any extra cost to the configuration and there is no daily charge for the product, because it saves analysis time.

Pricing is better with New Relic APM than Dynatrace.

We spend around $100 per month.

They come up with best pricing solution for frequent buyers.