Rapid7 Metasploit is an open-source solution. There is a license that users need to purchase for the Rapid7 Metasploit framework. I haven't used the one where you have to purchase and get a license.

Rapid7 Metasploit is cheaper than Tenable.io Vulnerability Management.

We have paid for three years of licensing. We will not be renewing it. My company is in search of an alternative. Other tools are better than Rapid7 Metasploit, and it's important to evaluate EDR for effective penetration testing. Its pricing is cheap compared to other alternatives. 

The pricing structure involves a one-time purchase cost of approximately twenty thousand dollars or euros for all customers. Additionally, there is an annual fee of thirty-five percent, which serves as the support fee, granting access to technical assistance.

We use the free open-source edition. 

The licensing is per user account. We're set up with one account per user. The price of the product is quite reasonable and very affordable. 

It is a reasonably priced solution. I would rate it from five out of ten. 

On a scale of one to ten, where one is cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the product's pricing a six. So it's fairly priced.

We pay monthly. The pricing is reasonable. There are additional costs. 

The pricing of the solution is pretty good. That said, it would be good if there could be more of a discount. It would be better for us.

I have used the free version of Rapid7 Metasploit.

There are two versions available, one of which is the Pro version, and the other is the free version.

In the four years that we've been using this solution, we've only used the free version. We haven't had any reason to use the Pro Version.

I use the open-source version, not the paid version of this product.

It is expensive. Our license expired, and our company is not thinking to renew because of our budget.