In the long run, I believe that I will eventually need to find a more stable and robust kind of scanner than AppSpider. At present, I view AppSpider as more of a utility rather than a complete solution, and if I don't use it in future, then it won't be a major problem. I can always use other tools, and it's not necessarily a vital part of our product list.

I would rate Rapid7 AppSpider's scalability a nine out of ten. It is a very scalable solution. A customer does not need to know how many scan engines are used. Even if they want to perform ten concurrent scans with overextend, they can handle how many scan engines are being used.

There are around ten users in my company.

This is a scalable solution.

I do not have a lot of experience with the scalability of the product. I think it is scalable because it is easy to do a distribution installation. The ability to use just one dashboard to employ more than one engine is good. I think that shows the processes are scalable.  

Right now our clients are mostly medium enterprise businesses. We have not had the opportunity to scale to many larger organizations.  

We have had no problems with scalability.

I don't know if it is scalable, as we haven't gotten to that stage yet. We are still testing it on quantities and conditions. Theoretically, yes, it's scalable.

We have between 10 and 20 users.

The scalability for the product works very well.