I think that the pricing model is good. 

If you're only using simple things, it costs as little as $10 a month. If you're doing very sophisticated, enterprise-level things on it, then it scales up about $90 to $100 monthly.

I've been using it as a project consultant for the past three and a half years, and whenever I need to transfer a project, my clients can easily purchase the licenses because they are very affordable.

In terms of pricing, I find Visual Paradigm's subscription services reasonable, especially for the modern and standard editions. However, the premium products can be a bit pricey, especially considering our location in the Middle East. Currently, paying around 100 dollars per user translates to almost six hundred Egyptian pounds, which can add up. For enterprise licensing, I think the perpetual license option could be more affordable. If it were cheaper, say around five hundred dollars, I would have invested in multiple perpetual licenses long ago. Sometimes, to manage costs, we share accounts among team members or switch access on and off for certain members who aren't actively working on projects. As for additional costs, there are charges for cloud services, which I'm considering because I've already exceeded the free capacity. 

I rate Visual Paradigm's pricing a five out of ten.

Visual Paradigm has two models available. One of them is the educational edition, and another is the business edition. For my personal usage, I use the educational version mostly. In a project, my customers have to purchase a license. 

The educational version that is offered is free but it is not an open source version.

I rate the pricing a three on a scale of one to ten, where one is cheap, and ten is expensive.

The pricing of Visual Paradigm is very appropriate and affordable. There are no hidden costs involved. 

Compared to other solutions such as IBM Rational which is expensive, Visual Paradigm is priced low.

Visual Paradigm's pricing is not expensive.

Visual Paradigm costs $99 per license. I chose the cheapest option from the pricing list.

Pricing for Visual Paradigm is a four out of five for me. I'm happy with its pricing.

You can use Paradigm on a subscription basis and you can choose from different tiers of subscription. If you do not use the product much, you can only pay as little as $6 US a month. If you want to use some of the very advanced features for it, you pay as much as $197 a month. One of the nice things is that you can move between the tiers from month to month so you are not restricted to one pricing model.  

This product is fairly cheap. If you want more complex features, e.g. integration with other products, it does require an additional cost, but I do not need those functionalities currently.

This is an open-sourced solution, it is free to use.

We use the community edition, which is free. There are no licensing costs and no other costs above this.

The pricing on these types of tools is really affordable.

When I first started using Visual Paradigm, one of the things that I liked was the price. It was not too expensive for a low learning curve. Over the years I've seen an increase in price, and it makes it difficult for a single person company, like me, to decide whether to extend the license.

Obtain a floating license for a client tool, because not everyone is working with the tool all the time

In case of team use, consider sharing a shared repository: Teamwork Server (bigger investment). Think about what edition of the tool you need. These involve greater price differences