I rate the solution's pricing a five out of ten, where one is cheap, and ten is high.

Cost-wise, Sophos Cyberoam UTM is a good solution. Customers don't collapse upon hearing the price for it. Usually, my customers want to launch Sophos Cyberoam UTM.

My company pays for the license of Sophos Cyberoam UTM annually.

I rate Cyberoam's pricing a five or six out of ten since it is affordable. Clients do not have to pay for anything. Additionally, the price is fixed.

We do an annual subscription. 

The pricing is comparable to others. There is an initial cost for changing a solution, so it is chapter to just renew the subscription rather than jumping to a new solution. 

For the most part, the cost is okay. They are a bit on the higher side, and we'd always like it to be a bit lower. 

The prices of the product can be considered quite steep. If your company cannot afford it, it is better to go for other firewall products.

My company makes yearly payments towards the licensing cost attached to the product to our ISP.

The product is reasonably priced. Its cost is better than all the other tools available in the market. The renewal cost of XG 125 is $600 to $700 annually.

The product has a very low price compared to other solutions.

I rate the solution’s pricing a two out of ten.

The solution’s pricing is average.

The product's pricing is a challenge. The recent subscription renewal has raised concerns within our organization because it is becoming too high for us. I'm apprehensive about our ability to sustain these increased costs. I'm used to the device and would like to continue using it. However, justifying the renewal may become difficult for me in the future.

The solution's pricing depends on the customer size. We have small and medium customers, and it's not so easy for them to finance this product. Although it's not a very cheap solution, Sophos Cyberoam UTM is in a good price range considering its feature set. Considering what you can solve with the solution and what you get for your money, the solution has valuable pricing.

On a scale from one to ten, where one is cheap, and ten is very expensive, I rate Sophos Cyberoam UTM's pricing seven out of ten.

I consider Sophos Cyberoam UTM to be a competitively-priced product. Since my company has a partnership with Sophos we can achieve good pricing when facing the competence.

Overall, the price of Sophos is very good. But I would rate the pricing a nine out of ten, where one is the cheapest and ten is the highest. 

There are different licensing models. For example, one customer pays yearly, while another pays every three years. 

Sophos Cyberoam UTM pricing is at the mid-segment level. Sophos Cyberoam UTM is a cost-efficient solution compared to other solutions. I rate the solution a two out of ten for pricing.

It's an economical solution, so pricing is not an issue.

On a yearly basis, it cost me approximately $1,500. While having 400 users and comparing the price to other solutions, what I was paying yearly was good.

The product’s pricing is expensive. It could be reduced. Most customers purchase its three-year license due to cost savings compared to a year license.

I cannot speak to the exact cost of the product.

We just use the standard package.

The solution has a reasonable price.

The license subscription cost is almost fifty per cent of the cost of the device needed to operate the solution. On a scale of one to ten, where ten is the most expensive, and one is the least expensive, I rate the solution a five.

The solution's pricing is good since it is neither too high nor too low. The price is good for our company and customers. So, we have no problems with its pricing.

Sophos Cyberoam UTM has many price schemes. 

There are no costs in addition to the standard licensing fees.

The solution wasn't overly expensive. If you are covering your company from security risk, it's often worth the cost. Security solutions aren't something you want to cheap out on.

Sophos Cyberoam UTM needs cheaper pricing.

We pay for licensing the solution. It's my understanding that it is not overly expensive. It may be somewhere around $2,000 for a license. 

Prices are very high.

It is worth the value. 

These, CR15iNG remote/small office firewalls, units are pretty inexpensive and renewal pricing is well worth the support cost. They do not have a hardware replacement support agreement at this time with Cyberoam. I do believe Sophos is changing that portion of the support agreement though.

It is a cheap firewall. We are not paying for any license.

This is a cost-effective solution compared to other vendors, such as Cisco.

The price is very competitive and the licensing is easy.

There are many options for payment of the subscription license. You purchase a subscription every one, two, or three years. You can also have monthly subscriptions but we typically offer subscriptions for three years because from the financial perspective it is better to have a three-year subscription.

Sophos is quite flexible when it comes to pricing.

Separate license keys are required for different solutions that we implement in the server room, which are an additional cost.

Licensing is on a yearly basis. They also offer a month-to-month extension if required. After 12 months, if your license expires and you want to exchange it for one month or two months, then that is possible as well.

The pricing on the partner portals is okay. The challenge comes as there's sort of a monopoly for the distributor in Tanzania. There is just one distributor and that is where the challenge comes. Sometimes the distributor is out of stock or they set up their own freight charges. Sometimes they're out of stock and the stock takes maybe four to six weeks and is then delayed. Basically, the challenge comes up when the distributor is out of stock.

We paid for a two-year FullGuard license that includes support.

I am not happy with the pricing, it could be better.

The solution is cheap in comparison with Sophos. 

It comes with a yearly licensing fee. 

The licensing is on an annual basis. It is very reasonably priced.

The hardware has no user limit (the hardware is the limit) while the virtual edition has user limits (I do not like limits). It is a bit expensive, but totally worth the money.

There is a license for this solution and it is priced competitively. We paid approximately $2,000 for the license.

It's not an expensive product.

I have no comment about the solution.

Compared to the other products, it is good.

Pricing and licensing is high.

It’s value for the money.

Contact partners for more information about pricing and licensing.

Licensing is very good value for the money.

There is a license required for this solution and we are on a three-year contract. I am satisfied with the price.

It's hard to estimate, as it depends on the complexity, and scale of the network.It takes anywhere from one day to less than a week in normal situations.

It is not cheap.

Licensing is a bit costly, mostly for features requiring subscription.

None.

It is more expensive than cheap routers, but it offers a lot of functionality, and that warrants the price.

It is very reasonably priced as compared to other solutions in the market.