The solution is quite expensive but worth the money. 

Oracle Database as a Service is an expensive product.

The licensing cost is reasonable. 

For on-premises, a perpetual license is a standard $17,500 plus 22% for one year of support. 

The price depends on the solution you choose: standard, enterprise, or high performance. For example, enterprise can start between 0.4 an hour up to 1,800.

Additional fees also depend on what package you choose. Your fees will be different if you choose the standard, enterprise, high performance, or extreme package. You will pay in relation to what option you ask for.

The price is very good if you compare it to other databases.

It is notably expensive when compared to the features offered by other alternatives. However, Oracle offers specific and unique capabilities. I would rate it ten out of ten in terms of cost.

It is a very expensive tool.

Oracle Database as a Service's pricing is good.

In my opinion, it's not cheap, but every business can decide for itself.

The question is, how successful will Microsoft be in getting into your business? Because, of course, there is competition on the cloud part.

This solution is costly because it saves a lot of data.

The cloud option provides a lot of benefits for Oracle shops, as it reduces the upfront costs and converts the licensing costs to a running cost.

Customers need to pay extra costs for the solution based on their scope and business.

I do not know firsthand about the price of Oracle Database as a Service, but it is known that Oracle solutions tend to be priced higher than competitors.

The solution is on the expensive side, but I recommend it because it's a good database.

Oracle Database as a Service has a yearly licensing fee, which is expensive.

The solution's price is reasonable, but it depends upon the negotiation.

I'd rate the pricing one out of ten. It is way too expensive. We do need to pay extra for other modules, for example, for partitioning and compression. You can also pay extra for assistance. It's already too much, and then they make you pay even more. 

Oracle Database as a Service is always a bit costly, but it's an excellent service. My company used the on-premises version, and that was costly. I have yet to learn about the cost of the cloud version, though.

The pricing depends on the operating systems and VMs we use.

What has been done is that an annual subscription model has been launched, which includes the payment of both the AML (Annual Maintenance Fee) and the subscription fee, paid on a yearly basis.

The enterprise version can get quite expensive.

The bigger the customer, the more resources the customer requires, which can add to the cost. 

We've had a customer that has spent around 40,000 Euros for a database. 

The price of Oracle Database as a Service is expensive.

I rate the price of Oracle Database as a Service a nine out of ten.

The solution is based on an annual fee.

The cost of the solution varies. It depends on which features you plan to use, for example, or which specific solution.

I'd rate the price a three out of five in terms of affordability.

We have a corporate license. I'm just using it. I don't have the details in terms of exact cost.

It is an expensive product. I rate the pricing an eight out of ten.

The product comes with a perpetual license with the per socket license. You have the sockets in your server, and you have to pay for them. However, the licensing cost is very dynamic. It depends upon your license provider or the Oracle product manager. The cost depends upon that.

It's a very expensive product.

There may be an open-source option. However, Oracle has proprietary features. Still, it is quite costly in terms of the environment.

The price of Oracle Database as a Service is reasonable.

The price is a little high

Pricing for Oracle Database as a Service is expensive.

The cost of licensing for this solution is quite high. 

This is an expensive solution. 

The tool's licensing is on an yearly basis. 

The cost for Oracle Database as a Service is higher than that for other similar solutions.

The price of Oracle Database as a Service could be better.

We are a value add software as a service house so we are not really paying the cost of the licenses, the customer is the one who pays month-to-month. The customer is paying the money for their Oracle database in our case. We only use the product for development and testing to be able to deliver the services.

For the customer, our service becomes an advantage. So the price may seem high, but for them, it is reasonable and not so high as it could cost them much more to deploy separately. The price corresponds to the quality of the product and services they receive in return.

There are different prices for different architectures - plan wisely and ensure that you look at all the pluses/minuses of each provider!

The price of Oracle Database as a Service is expensive compared to other similar solutions.

I don't directly deal with payments or licensing and therefore cannot directly speak to overall costs or licensing agreements. 

Oracle Database is less expensive than the previous solution we used.

The solution is expensive. 

There should be a standard way to license the database in a virtual environment (e.g. VMware) and there should be a low-end version (like Standard Edition One) again.

Oracle licensing is expensive compared to other competitors, such as AWS and MS Azure.

The price of the solution depends on the scale of how you will use it. 

Check Oracle support.

The pricing is a little bit expensive.