We are currently renewing the subscription. It's approximately $114,000 US dollars per year. I would rate the pricing a three out of five. We have the cloud price to maintain the solution, as well.
Senior Manager at a consultancy with 201-500 employees
Real User
2021-12-13T14:18:19Z
Dec 13, 2021
Customers do have to pay for a license, as well as for Enterprise Guide, Data Integrations Studio, and so on. I do not recall any project without paying for some sort of SAS solution unless you are just implementing a small POC. That can happen. Once the POC is over and the company goes into the production environment, they need to pay.
Director of Data Services at a educational organization with 201-500 employees
Real User
2021-08-10T14:02:54Z
Aug 10, 2021
We pay a little over $10,000 for an annual enterprise license. It gives us an unlimited number of users but we're questioning whether it's worth the cost if we can't get users on board. There is some tech support included in that, but it's minimal. If we require upgrading or we're having some specific troubleshooting issues like embedding the analytics, we get charged for it.
SAS Visual Analytics is a data visualization tool that is used for reporting, data exploration, and analytics. The solution enables users - even those without advanced analytical skills - to understand and examine patterns, trends, and relationships in data. SAS Visual Analytics makes it easy to create and share reports and dashboards that monitor business performance. By using the solution, users can handle, understand, and analyze their data in both past and present fields, as well as...
The product is expensive.
I don't directly deal with licensing. I can't speak to the exact price of the product.
We are currently renewing the subscription. It's approximately $114,000 US dollars per year. I would rate the pricing a three out of five. We have the cloud price to maintain the solution, as well.
SAS Visual Analytics is expensive, as is the rest of the platform.
The cost of the solution can be expensive. There is an additional cost for users.
Customers do have to pay for a license, as well as for Enterprise Guide, Data Integrations Studio, and so on. I do not recall any project without paying for some sort of SAS solution unless you are just implementing a small POC. That can happen. Once the POC is over and the company goes into the production environment, they need to pay.
We pay a little over $10,000 for an annual enterprise license. It gives us an unlimited number of users but we're questioning whether it's worth the cost if we can't get users on board. There is some tech support included in that, but it's minimal. If we require upgrading or we're having some specific troubleshooting issues like embedding the analytics, we get charged for it.