IT Application Project Manager at a non-profit with 1,001-5,000 employees
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2022-10-06T08:41:07Z
Oct 6, 2022
VisualCron is correctly priced because it wasn't very cheap, and it wasn't overly expensive, so the price for it was set correctly. When my previous company bought VisualCron, it was €800 per server per year. On a scale of one to five, I would rate the pricing for VisualCron a five because it was just right. The tool was affordable, and it has one of the most competitive pricing in the market.
The licensing is paid on a yearly basis, not a monthly or daily basis. My manager actually provided me with the license on the server so I had to install the application on the server, and then I had to plug in the license. I installed that application in 2019 on the production server. So far, I do not have to update the license. It's still running. I'm not sure when we have to renew. My company purchased the solution. I'm not sure how much was paid.
Director of IT at a recruiting/HR firm with 51-200 employees
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2020-06-04T17:19:00Z
Jun 4, 2020
The pricing is extremely fair, and because of that, I recommend purchasing multiple instances to split out the processing load across multiple application servers.
Sr. IT ERP Specialist at a pharma/biotech company with 1,001-5,000 employees
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2020-05-28T16:11:00Z
May 28, 2020
VisualCron is easy to set up and use with good documentation. I suggest having two licenses, one for production and another for development/testing. (jobs / settings can be exported from one system to the other allowing easy migration after test validation). Having two environments will allow you to test server upgrades and/or VisualCron upgrades without impacting your production environment).
Product Owner Insight & Analytics Platform at Otto (GmbH & Co KG)
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2020-05-13T15:31:00Z
May 13, 2020
We are fine with a rather cheap setup. Licensing with VisualCron is fair. You have a simple one-year licence in different sizes. There isn't a licensing jungle with hundreds of options and opt-ins.
VisualCron combines many features into one product. Through scheduling you can set your Jobs to run on a specific time or event. The Tasks in each Job automate scripts and eliminate human errors. Through various Tasks you can integrate different systems through file transfer and conversion.
The price is a bit high. However, it is okay.
The organization is paying for the VisualCron license, so I'm not aware of the current pricing for the tool.
VisualCron is correctly priced because it wasn't very cheap, and it wasn't overly expensive, so the price for it was set correctly. When my previous company bought VisualCron, it was €800 per server per year. On a scale of one to five, I would rate the pricing for VisualCron a five because it was just right. The tool was affordable, and it has one of the most competitive pricing in the market.
The licensing is paid on a yearly basis, not a monthly or daily basis. My manager actually provided me with the license on the server so I had to install the application on the server, and then I had to plug in the license. I installed that application in 2019 on the production server. So far, I do not have to update the license. It's still running. I'm not sure when we have to renew. My company purchased the solution. I'm not sure how much was paid.
The pricing is extremely fair, and because of that, I recommend purchasing multiple instances to split out the processing load across multiple application servers.
VisualCron is easy to set up and use with good documentation. I suggest having two licenses, one for production and another for development/testing. (jobs / settings can be exported from one system to the other allowing easy migration after test validation). Having two environments will allow you to test server upgrades and/or VisualCron upgrades without impacting your production environment).
We are fine with a rather cheap setup. Licensing with VisualCron is fair. You have a simple one-year licence in different sizes. There isn't a licensing jungle with hundreds of options and opt-ins.