The product is costly. However, it is the price is justifiable for the excellent technology it offers.

Our company’s management handles this area.

Oracle Database Appliance is a very expensive solution. If you have opted for the on-premises licenses from Oracle, then you have to pay yearly. If you have opted for the cloud subscriptions offered by Oracle, then you can pay either monthly or yearly.

If you want to use Oracle licenses and some hardware, then you need to buy the hardware separately. If a customer of Oracle wants to buy internet systems, they can choose it from the hardware provided by Oracle. In short, customers only pay for the hardware they purchase from Oracle and not for any additional services.

The solution may be expensive, but when we consider the problems it solves, the stability it provides, and the fact that we don't have to buy separate parts and assemble them into a system, it becomes more affordable. Otherwise, we would have to purchase components from different sources, assemble them, and then pay to resolve any stability issues that arise.

Oracle Database Appliance is very expensive. On a scale of one to 10, with one being cheap and 10 being expensive, I would rate Oracle Database Appliance a seven. 

On a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 is cheap and 10 is expensive, I rate the solution's pricing 7.5 or 8 out of 10.

Oracle’s pricing is ridiculously high.

I rate the solution’s pricing a seven out of ten, where one is cheap, and ten is expensive.

Leverage the Pay-As-You-Grow licensing, and consider using the ODA X6-2 S/M/L models also for SE2/SE.

Get benefit from the capacity-on-demand features. License your cores according to your licenses.

The pricing is really good for us. We have no complaints there. It's not as expensive as other products on the market. The excellent price point is one of the reasons we moved to RDA.

Should go wiht ODA , breakup the cost of hardware, setup & Licensing, you will find that ODA is much cheaper than any other solution in terms of setup and operational cost

The pricing and licensing is worth it.

Compared to Oracle Exadata, Oracle Database Appliance is affordable. I don't think there are any extra features that you need to purchase to run the solution. Also, the solution is good for managing devices.

I don’t know ODA and alternative system prices. But Oracle the database license is quite expensive and a lot of my customers plan to migrate to open source databases like PostgreSQL.

I rate the price of Oracle Database Appliance a four out of five.

There are no additional costs beyond the standard licensing fees.  

Oracle Database Application's support and maintenance are included in the contract.

The price of the solution should be less expensive. However, they will increase the price more.

You must pay for the license. It is usually an annual subscription.

Pricing was reasonable given the high quality hardware parts used and the high availability.

The license cost could be cheaper, especially for long-term contracts.

The price should be lower.

The pricing of the solution is fair but the technical support pricing is quite high.

Frankly I have no clue about pricing. The organization didn't have any issue about paying for the licenses.

There is one thing that you need to be aware of. When you buy this box, you buy licenses for a specific number of CPU cores. When you set up the box, you define how many cores you want to enable. If the number of cores that you enable is different from the number of cores that you have in your license, it will be so hard to fix it (according to the Oracle representative claim but I am not sure about that.)

If you compare the pricing of ODA vs traditional architecture it can be a bit high but you get more value by minimizing the risk, a short implementation time, and all-in-one patching.

I don't know anything about license or prices.

I recommend to get a discounted deal from Oracle, especially with the one time setup which was free.