We were customers and bought licenses from them. We used their remote instance initially but upgraded to the on-device version due to lag. For pricing, we paid about £1200 a year per seat for the client installation at an educational rate but that was a long time ago. I'm not sure about commercial rates. I managed to get a free evaluation copy at BBC since it was for evaluation purposes.
Head of Solutions Architecture and Modelling at a energy/utilities company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 10
Jul 9, 2024
If one is very cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the product price as a seven out of ten. The tool's price is justified. There are three different licenses, namely the designer, contributor, and consumer. I think the designer license is a little expensive.
In terms of licensing, my clients take care of everything directly with BiZZdesign. We don't intervene in that process. However, we provide advisory services. For example, if we determine that additional licenses are needed, we inform the client, and they manage the licensing changes. In terms of this particular product usage, my clients currently only use per-user licenses. I would rate the pricing a five out of ten, with ten being expensive. It's not too costly, but not particularly cheap either.
Enterprise Architect EA Tooling (APM) at Acrostine
Real User
Aug 31, 2023
The administration and the licensing part of BiZZdesign are quite easy since it's a smaller company. It is also not very cheap. It costs about $2,000 per year.
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We were customers and bought licenses from them. We used their remote instance initially but upgraded to the on-device version due to lag. For pricing, we paid about £1200 a year per seat for the client installation at an educational rate but that was a long time ago. I'm not sure about commercial rates. I managed to get a free evaluation copy at BBC since it was for evaluation purposes.
If one is very cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the product price as a seven out of ten. The tool's price is justified. There are three different licenses, namely the designer, contributor, and consumer. I think the designer license is a little expensive.
In terms of licensing, my clients take care of everything directly with BiZZdesign. We don't intervene in that process. However, we provide advisory services. For example, if we determine that additional licenses are needed, we inform the client, and they manage the licensing changes. In terms of this particular product usage, my clients currently only use per-user licenses. I would rate the pricing a five out of ten, with ten being expensive. It's not too costly, but not particularly cheap either.
It is on the expensive side.
The administration and the licensing part of BiZZdesign are quite easy since it's a smaller company. It is also not very cheap. It costs about $2,000 per year.
The price is reasonable.
I rate the pricing a six out of ten, but I can't share more details about the costs. However, the pricing model could be improved considerably.
The pricing model is slightly on the high side and could be more competitive for long-term partnerships.
I haven't found any issues with the scalability and licensing parts that are access-related.
There are no costs in addition to their standard licensing fees.