SailPoint IdentityIQ Pricing
Licensing costs are high and since we're not an official partner, we're unable to offer any discounts to our customers. Companies often choose an alternative solution that is significantly cheaper and covers 90% of their use cases. I would expect SailPoint to be more price sensitive and have the capability to cater to even small clients and provide them with features necessary in their daily IM use cases. It would expose SailPoint to a larger audience and they'd have a larger implementation market.
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Diego Rivera
Commercial and Technical Professional Manager at Evolution Technologies Group
The price of the solution could improve, it is not priced well for smaller businesses to afford. We have one customer that has 2,000 identities and another one with 8,000.
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RaziFarooqui
Hse Manager at a retailer with 10,001+ employees
I found the pricing to be relatively high. The pilot project for two hundred and fifty users over an eighteen-month period amounted to nearly two million dollars, which I considered to be a significant investment.
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All of the good products, like SailPoint, are expensive. But when you qualify the cost and then have to weigh the benefits and opportunities it gives you, it's a bit difficult to say whether it's expensive. SailPoint is expensive on the market but also produces real value.
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Chris Derjany
Security Solutions Architect at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
The license is expensive and the deployment is expensive. This is due to the fact that the experts in that field who know how to do a proper deployment are very rare, and their cost is really high. Usually, the cost of deploying about 5,000 licenses or 5,000 users, would be the equivalent to the cost of the license, which would be reaching up to around $90,000.
Users can sign up for a one-year or three-year contract.
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reviewer1138053
Assistant Manager at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
The product is expensive. People need to opt for a licensing plan for one year or three years.
The product is expensive. I rate its pricing an eight out of ten.
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Eduardo Barrete
Security Architect at a financial services firm with 5,001-10,000 employees
It is affordable licensing.
View full review »The cost associated with setup depends on the scope of work, and largely the extent of integration with the applications to be on boarded as well as the functionality applied to those applications (i.e. access review, access request, provisioning, roles, SOD, etc.).
IdentityIQ is a very flexible product. We’ve found the key to using it well and getting the best value for money is to determine how to model your access review, access request or provisioning processes in IdentityIQ, then apply that to a majority of applications. If applications require unique processes for each department, there can be additional configuration overhead, aim for economies of scale where possible.
Some examples of projects:
-30 day IdentityIQ ‘quickstart’ project, on-boarding of 7 high-risk enterprise applications + HR feeds. User access reviews configured and kicked-off in production.
-90 day Control SA migration project, migration of hundreds of provisioned applications into IdentityIQ. And replacement of Control SA Password Management and Access Request functionality with IdentityIQ
-100-200 days IdentityIQ governance project, on-boarding of all enterprise applications into IdentityIQ to perform regular access reviews and detect SOD violations as they occur.
For day to day running of IdentityIQ post implementation we generally advise a small administration team of 2-3 people; some of our clients are supporting IdentityIQ deployment with a 0.5 FTE. Administrators are responsible for performing general house keeping as well as fielding queries on access reviews and scheduling access reviews, new application on-boarding and patching.
View full review »We have a monthly subscription for this solution.
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Julian Robertson
IT Architect at University of Stellenbosch
We pay an annual licensing cost for SailPoint IdentityIQ.
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reviewer1138053
Assistant Manager at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
SailPoint is expensive compared to its competitors. It's one of the most expensive products, so I'd rate it as one out of five, cost-wise.
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JohnOdisho
IT Engineer at a energy/utilities company with 1,001-5,000 employees
The licensing fees are on a yearly basis. That's not my part of the job, so I don't know what the costs are. I handle Bio Supply management so I really don't know.
There are add-ons. A lot of them have to do with if we want any plug-in's. So if there's any new system that comes to our company that we want to integrate with, they sell their plug-ins as an add-on. It's not out-of-the-box. So integration with Active Directory, that was an add-on. Integration with SAP, that was an add-on. They are their own module. They are not packaged with the product that comes with it. You have to buy them separately. But, everybody needs them.
View full review »The pricing must be improved. The pricing is a little bit higher than other tools. The solution must provide different prices for different countries. All countries are not equally rich.
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RadaSaeed
Sailpoint implementation Engineer at Starlink Ukraine
SailPoint IdentityIQ is highly-priced, and I rate it an eight out of ten for pricing.
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reviewer2036130
Lead IAM manager at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
The pricing is based on the number of users and is reasonable.
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reviewer02755566
Identity Management Consultant at a consultancy with self employed
It's all competitive. Initially, the prices look a bit higher, but once it gets into a competitive situation, they meet the market. I'd rate it an eight out of ten in terms of pricing. It tends to be more expensive, but it works.
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reviewer1277673
IT Consultant at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees
SailPoint IdentityIQ is too expensive for small and medium companies. It is an expensive product.
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Marcelo Marya
Governance Specialist Tl at CarePlus
In terms of pricing, SailPoint IdentityIQ is affordable. It's not cheap, and it's not expensive, so the solution is in the middle, price-wise. It also didn't have additional costs, even if my company had different teams that took care of auditing and provisioning and projects that used SailPoint IdentityIQ.
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reviewer1553463
Senior Solution Architect at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
Its price is okay. It provides good value for money.
It is subscription-based. You can go for a one-year or three-year subscription.
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reviewer1338027
Assistant Consultant at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
The pricing was taken care of by management. I don't know about the exact cost.
View full review »The other major players in the Identity Management space are Oracle OIM/OIA, Aveska and CA Technologies Identity Management. We had evaluated all via a vendor scorecard.
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Prabhakar P.
IAM Consultant at Investcorp Bank BSC
The solution is not cheap.
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Sagar Chopra
Vice President Sales at RNS
This is an expensive solution. I would rate it a two and a half out of five for pricing.
View full review »You are able to get discounts if you plan to use the tool for the long-term i.e. discounts for 5+ years of usage.
View full review »I rate the price a six out of ten, with one being least expensive and ten being most expensive.
They are expensive.
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reviewer2034930
IAM Architect at a comms service provider with 11-50 employees
I rate the solution a seven on a scale where one is cheap and ten is too expensive. In short, the solution falls under the higher side of pricing. For the solution, our company has secured a perpetual license.
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reviewer1749858
Director - Cyber Security at a media company with 1,001-5,000 employees
The price of IdentityIQ could be lower. There are additional costs when you buy the licenses, and they force the customers to pay for them. Overall, enterprise pricing should be more transparent. It's a yearly license.
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Omon Edeki
Technical Advisor, Java EE Developer at a computer software company with 1-10 employees
N/A.
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Kanchan Suman
Senior Architect at a consultancy with 1-10 employees
It is a licensed product, but I am unsure of the exact cost.
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reviewer1542723
Solution Architect – Identity and Access Management , Platform services at a pharma/biotech company with 10,001+ employees
It is a costly solution. Its cost, for sure, should be reduced.
View full review »SailPoint IIQ is the best of best. That is reflected in the pricing of the solution. The pricing is based on the number of identities.
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Matt Thomson
Principal Consultant at UNIFY Solutions
There are additional modules which are licenced separately that you can get added into the licensing if you want certain additional functionality, I find this a great model to ensure you only pay for what you need.
It was two years give or take.
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reviewer1451595
Software Engineer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
SailPoint is higher in price as compared to Saviynt. The initial cost of SailPoint is very high. There are additional costs to the standard licensing fees.
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SailPoint IdentityIQ
March 2024
Learn what your peers think about SailPoint IdentityIQ. Get advice and tips from experienced pros sharing their opinions. Updated: March 2024.
765,234 professionals have used our research since 2012.