A full license for the solution is expensive because it is at the organizational level and not by individual users. I used a free trial licensing by providing my email. For the free trial, you require a new license code each time and if you don't use a new email address it can take over a week to receive that code.

The solution's pricing is better than Nexus which charges a high amount for very little use. 

Our licensing costs are somewhere around $40,000 annually. There are no additional fees. We will probably increase our license count annually as our environment kind of naturally grows. We started out with probably about a third of the network covered and we are up to probably 75, 80% now. We'll get that up to over 99%, I'm sure.

InsightVM's pricing can vary depending on the coverage needed. While it may not be the cheapest option, purchasing an unlimited license could be cost-effective for larger environments. For smaller needs, it might be more expensive compared to competitors. I would rate the affordability of the product at a four out of ten.

Pricing is reasonable because we pay according to asset usage. We can define our assets and sites according to our preference.

The solution is a bit more reasonably priced than other products. 

The solution's pricing depends on the number of users per month as per our contract. We have a limit of scanning around 4000 appliances. It covers a sufficient scope regarding our requirements.

Its price is too high. My only concern or issue with Rapid7 is its pricing.

We purchase annual licenses.

We provide our own support. We have resources that have been certified to work on the product. It is purely the license fee.

In terms of affordability, I would rate it a three out of five.

The product is cheaper than the other similar tools available in the market.

InsightVM is an expensive product, especially compared to its competitors, at around a million NOK per year. Support is included in the license for no extra cost. I would rate their pricing at one out of five.

The solution’s pricing is good because the value proposition delivers a report box. It is not very costly.

The solution isn't too expensive. The company offers good bundles. The pricing is simple and based on assets. It's transparent. 

It is pretty expensive. It depends on what you consider pricey, however, if you only look at vulnerability management solutions, such as within VM or VMDR, there are, I suppose the prices are almost the same. But I believe you will discover that for yourself.

This solution is expensive, but it's fine for us as we have an open budget for security solutions. Protection and having the system secured is more important.

The solution is not overly expensive.

InsightVM's licensing starts at a minimum of 128 IPs and can scale up to over 1,000.

The license could be a little bit cheaper. For all these features, you would expect to pay a little bit lower but around the same general price. Licenses are paid yearly. For some customers, we pay two years at a time, but mostly it's yearly.

I'm not sure what the solution would cost on a monthly or yearly basis.

The license is IP based. How many IPs you are using to scan is the amount of the license you have to buy. The number of users doesn't matter; many users can use it or only person. It depends on the culture of the organization.

We have 600 to 700 licenses.

The solution's license costs around $30 per month. It is less expensive compared to other competitors.

Its licensing is yearly. Everything is included in the price for one year.

The licensing is market-related.

The cost depends on the number of assets per annum.

It is very flexible. What's nice about it is, from a client's perspective, the environment can either grow and you can chew up, or it can shrink, and it meets whatever needs you have.

The licensing includes technical support.

Licensing fees are paid on a yearly basis.

In some cases, we procure the licenses. In some cases, the customers directly buy the license from Rapid7.

We have an annual license to use Rapid7 InsightVM and if we want to extend it, we will possibly choose more than one year.

Comparing the price with the value that we receive, I am not happy with it.

We pay a monthly license. 

The solution offers flexible pricing.

There is an annual license fee which is pretty expensive because it's price per aspect. The pricing could definitely be cheaper.

The license is annual and this is the optimal approach when it comes to most software. 

We pay 100,000 yearly.

The licensing is asset-based and very straightforward.

When you buy a vulnerability management tool, always count your IP's. If you miss one IP, and that server is compromised, you have left the door open for attackers into your enviorment.

I was not involved with the purchase of the product. This is dealt with by our sales team.

The price is cheaper than other products on the market.