It is an open-source tool which means it is a free solution.

The cloud-based version of the product is paid.

The additional costs of the solution would be the operation systems, servers, and hardware. If the OS is Linux, you can use the tool directly without a server from Windows. Some costs might be attached to the infrastructure after the tool's deployment, which is mostly applicable to all products. All ETL tools require a team to support the project after they go live.

I am using the open-source version and it is free.

We are using the tool's free version because the enterprise version is a little expensive.

You would need three enterprise servers if you are going for a full-scale lifecycle, like development, quality, and production. That would be expensive because the servers have yearly costs.

For Talend Open Studio, there is a need to make yearly payments towards the licensing cost. Talend Open Studio is a bit expensive, in my opinion.

Pricing is competitive in comparison with Pentaho. Both are at par. Solutions such as Informatica could be more expensive. Certain packaged solutions that use Talend as ETL may be available, if you are looking for a pre-built data warehouse model.

The cost, particularly in Africa, is quite high.

Right now, because we're using the open-source version, there's no cost. However, down the road when we use the Professional version, there will be costs. I don't know what the cost will be because I'm not involved in that, but I know that there is a license at that point.

I don't deal with corporate and pricing. I am just an IT Consultant. I honestly don't know the costs to run the solution. I don't know the price. I know people in the finance department are often complaining about the price, however, I don't know what the exact number is. 

It's all relative, after all. I have a very strong Oracle background and the Oracle price is totally outrageous. I don't believe that Talend prices are in the same ballpark as Oracle. I don't understand why people are complaining. That said, I don't deal with signing contracts and processes so I really don't know.

Open Studio has a basic license and additional costs for services, including customer support and technical assistance.

Open Studio is free to use. Without a license, you cannot use versioning, and you have to use an external scheduler. The product is not so expensive compared to other alternatives. Talend Open Studio costs about 11,000 a year.

It is an open-source product.

There are costs above the standard licensing fee, for example, if you need storage space.

The product’s pricing is reasonable. It has an annual subscription.

Pricing and licensing are fairly straightforward. It is reasonably priced and managed. It's a good solution overall.

I am using the open-source version of the solution, so there are no extra costs for any feature.

Talend Open Studio is priced too high.

The cost for one year for the ETL tools, not for the big data, is 6K per year. It is a good price.

The pricing is reasonable. 

I'd rate the pricing on offer a five out of five. they make it very affordable. 

The Talend Open Studio is free; there is also the Talend Data Fabric Platform, which requires a license.

The license is per developer, not per CPU.

Most of the features are available in the open source version. Only if used in a large enterprise with distributed teams, would we need the licensed version with collaborative development features (repository), schedulers, etc.

The price is low. It's always good

We are using the Community version of Talend, which has some limited functionality.

The paid version of this solution has a very high price, but even with the limitations, the Community version works fine.

We use the open-source version. It does the job well for nothing — without cost. That's the advantage of this product.

Talend is free and you can download it.

The solution's pricing could be better. Its costs are a bit high.

There are many versions available and one is open-sourced which is free.

Price could be lower. It is getting too expensive when compared to some other solutions, which is actually a little bit concerning.

This is an open-source solution.

The pricing is okay. They could improve their pricing model, however.

Pricing is on a yearly basis.