The pricing for this solution is roughly 20% lower than the competitive products in the market.

SaltStack is an open-source product. 

It is an open-source product.

The solution is free of cost.

It’s free until you need support. It will deliver a lot of value prior to production exposure, but you should plan to get an enterprise SaltStack license by the time your DevOps iterations can deliver reliably to QA.

The software is open source and free; however, things that should be tested for stability (like Windows support) are not fully vetted, and it’s unclear if a paid support offering would actually resolve those problems.

We have no specific comments regarding this issue.

This is an open source solution, but there is a paid enterprise option. If you plan to pursue the enterprise solution route, contact SaltStack for details. The open source option is very approachable.

I think they are going to have a tough time with the Enterprise licensing. So much can be done with the Open Source side, and especially for smaller shops. I personally think the pricing for Enterprise is hard to justify.

SaltStack is completely open source, though you might consider SaltStack Enterprise as a way to get up and running more quickly.

If someone is using it for an infra consisting of a 1000 servers or more, then support would be real useful. Others can go through the documentation and learn from forums or SO posts.

Its open-sourced, so we do not use licencing, and its free to use.

As a small start-up, we have not gone to a licensed model yet.

The software is open source. One has to pay for support.

It's open source.

Salt is open source.

Unfortunately, our experience is limited to the open-source (community) version. We have no information in regards to the enterprise offering.

It's OSS.

We didn't go for pricing model, as we chose to do a PoC using an open source version.

Don't pay for it, use the free licensing options unless you don't have the staff to cover your SLAs.

We have used the open source version. In open source, you will get good enough functionality.

It is non-paid product usage.

We use the free, open-source version. I have no information or experience with their pricing.

I use the community edition, so it is free.

Salt is free.

Pricing and licensing is perfect the way it is.