We are using the open-source version of the solution.

Spring MVC is open source and free. 

The solution is free.

I'm not sure of the pricing I use MVC on my own whenever I need to use it. It's free for me. I don't know the pricing model since I wasn't there setting it up. I wasn't there to actually configure it in the first place. I don't know anything about the cost structure.

This is an open-source solution, so there are no license costs involved with using it.

Spring is actually open-source. Only whatever the new Java versions coming out which are higher than Java 11 would need premium support, which costs money.

It is an affordable solution.

The solution is free.

It is an open-source solution.

The cost is quite high. We're using AWS cloud and we find that it's very expensive on it. We're actually looking to see if we can find a solution that's not as expensive as AWS.

This solution is free. However, do make sure to release any common components that you build back into spring.io.