I consider Citrix Gateway to be an expensive solution, generally ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 yearly, depending on the model. It is seen as a premium product compared to competitors like F5, and it is used by customers willing to invest in high-quality solutions.
In the past, the pricing was a good point, but at this moment, the pricing is a bit high because the price has increased a lot. In many cases, companies don't want to renew their Citrix Gateway solution because the price is very high. At this moment, you only have the option to buy the biggest product pack. In the past, you had different options for buying Citrix ADC. Now, you can only buy the most biggest product package, the premium ADC. It doesn't matter if you need all the features or not; you have to buy the whole bundle. The support is included in the standard license fee. But if you want to have a higher level of support, you need to pay more.
IT Consultant at a real estate/law firm with 501-1,000 employees
Consultant
Oct 13, 2023
Compared to other products, WAF is more costlier than LB, but in Citrix, LB is more expensive than WAF. We have a yearly subscription. You may get a discount if you go for three years. There is an additional cost for support, and the license covers only VM.
There are many licensing options. Some clients prefer to pay monthly. Others pay outright and then just pay for support. Others pay for an annual license. I'd rate the solution three out of five in terms of affordability.
AVP at a financial services firm with 501-1,000 employees
Real User
Jul 8, 2020
Pricing is very high if you do a comparison with what is available in the market. It ends up being very expensive. Apart from licensing, there are additional fees for support and partnerships.
As mentioned before, setup is fairly simple and documented on the Citrix eDocs. there's a lot of information and how-to articles which facilitates all the setup. The new pooled licensing model also can be very useful in hybrid or wide deployments.
Citrix Gateway delivers secure remote access, robust scalability, and seamless integration into network environments. It's valuable for organizations aiming to enhance remote work efficiency through secure access and flexible configurations.Citrix Gateway is renowned for its robust security features, including dual-factor authentication and a web application firewall. It supports a diverse range of platforms and environments, offering ease of deployment and adaptable configurations that...
The price is one aspect, but technically it is complete. Technically, it is really complete.
I consider Citrix Gateway to be an expensive solution, generally ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 yearly, depending on the model. It is seen as a premium product compared to competitors like F5, and it is used by customers willing to invest in high-quality solutions.
In the past, the pricing was a good point, but at this moment, the pricing is a bit high because the price has increased a lot. In many cases, companies don't want to renew their Citrix Gateway solution because the price is very high. At this moment, you only have the option to buy the biggest product pack. In the past, you had different options for buying Citrix ADC. Now, you can only buy the most biggest product package, the premium ADC. It doesn't matter if you need all the features or not; you have to buy the whole bundle. The support is included in the standard license fee. But if you want to have a higher level of support, you need to pay more.
Citrix is quite expensive. At the enterprise level, they offer a yearly subscription.
Compared to other products, WAF is more costlier than LB, but in Citrix, LB is more expensive than WAF. We have a yearly subscription. You may get a discount if you go for three years. There is an additional cost for support, and the license covers only VM.
The solution has a yearly licensing fee. The product is not much expensive.
There are many licensing options. Some clients prefer to pay monthly. Others pay outright and then just pay for support. Others pay for an annual license. I'd rate the solution three out of five in terms of affordability.
This is a licensed solution.
It is expensive and requires proper planning with strategy.
I'm not sure about the pricing. As an end-user, it's not an aspect I can handle.
It costs about 4,000 a year.
I believe the pricing is comparable to SaaS.
Pricing is very high if you do a comparison with what is available in the market. It ends up being very expensive. Apart from licensing, there are additional fees for support and partnerships.
Usually, with Citrix the issue is the pricing, especially for the African region. We believe it's really expensive.
As mentioned before, setup is fairly simple and documented on the Citrix eDocs. there's a lot of information and how-to articles which facilitates all the setup. The new pooled licensing model also can be very useful in hybrid or wide deployments.
We have an annual license.