Delivery Transformation Lead at Banca Transilvania
Real User
Top 20
Aug 12, 2025
I find Broadcom Clarity to be more expensive compared to competition, and we have many more licenses from Atlassian and Jira while limiting the Clarity licenses to very few people.
National Practice Manager - Enterprise Work Management at Ampion
Reseller
Top 5
Nov 12, 2024
The pricing is competitive and not expensive. The least price works out to about fifty dollars per month per user, although there are discounts available for customers.
Functional Consultant at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 10
Oct 17, 2024
Pricing varies with the customer and the size of the organization. It is competitive compared to other tools. There are many different components that can be purchased as add-ons.
Information Systems Engineer at Masarat Technologies
Reseller
Oct 24, 2023
The subscription is not that expensive. However, the implementation and the services related to it might be a little bit expensive because it's a very unique field. We don't find a lot of people working in this field.
IT Consultant at Abinvest Swiss Fiduciaria Switzerland
Real User
Jul 14, 2023
In recent times, I have been involved in the purchase of the license for this solution. However, the process of procurement changed and the option to buy individual licenses was no more available. The new subscription model was introduced, as a followed-up trend in the industry. The subscription costs put us in shock because it was double what we paid in the past as the yearly maintenance. We negotiated and the price was dropped. But this incident made me observe a lack of transparency from Broadcom in terms of licensing expenses. This isn't unique to Broadcom but seems to be a broader industry issue.
I would rate the pricing around three or four out of ten because it is decently priced. The solution is price-sensitive depending on the region, and customer-to-customer pricing, so it is very flexible. The license is a fixed cost and is renewed yearly. Service costs are minimal since they depend on support or developmental cost, and are a component of the licensing cost.
The licensing costs are a little bit high, and unfortunately, it has been a while since I've had that paperwork in front of me. I don't remember how much it was, but it seemed like it was fairly high. It is probably comparable to some of the other solutions because I do know that, for example, on a lot of the AWS stuff, they found that the costs wound up being higher than having some on-prem solution. Comparatively, Clarity is within the price range of other solutions.
Practice Head - Wipro Digital - PPMS at Wipro Limited
Real User
Jul 4, 2022
The price point of Broadcom Clarity PPM is less than Planisware. If a customer comes to me, and the cost is the main parameter for the selection of a tool, then I'll recommend Broadcom because cost-wise, they are less than other solutions. If you have to train a consultant, certification costs around 3000 euros and Broadcom Clarity is only $250. There is a substantial difference.
Licensing for Broadcom Clarity PPM is a bit complicated. I'm not aware of the exact costs because the tool was for everybody's use. There are different license structures for different organizations and Broadcom doesn't discuss licensing right away. You have to reach out to Broadcom and the team will customize licensing for each client.
There are different licensing models with Broadcom Clarity PPM. With the software as a service model, you pay as you go, and if you are on-premises, you can buy a perpetual license and an annual fee for maintenance. I rate the price of Broadcom Clarity PPM a three out of five.
Senior Clarity PPM Technical Consultant at Al Rajhi Bank
Consultant
Top 20
Apr 4, 2022
Broadcom Clarity PPM costs us $500K, and that's only for the installation and kick off within the first year. For each succeeding year, it'll cost you $200K.
Clarity is the Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) solution created by Broadcom. The platform aims to help medium and large organizations to manage products and services. Clarity features scoreboards, financial analysis tools, and more.
The platform facilitates the delivery of projects and programs and can accelerate an organization’s digital transformation. It allows users to create initiatives, add budgets and projects with a few clicks, and assign and track teams. It shortens the time...
I find Broadcom Clarity to be more expensive compared to competition, and we have many more licenses from Atlassian and Jira while limiting the Clarity licenses to very few people.
The pricing is competitive and not expensive. The least price works out to about fifty dollars per month per user, although there are discounts available for customers.
Pricing varies with the customer and the size of the organization. It is competitive compared to other tools. There are many different components that can be purchased as add-ons.
The solution is not more expensive.
The subscription is not that expensive. However, the implementation and the services related to it might be a little bit expensive because it's a very unique field. We don't find a lot of people working in this field.
In recent times, I have been involved in the purchase of the license for this solution. However, the process of procurement changed and the option to buy individual licenses was no more available. The new subscription model was introduced, as a followed-up trend in the industry. The subscription costs put us in shock because it was double what we paid in the past as the yearly maintenance. We negotiated and the price was dropped. But this incident made me observe a lack of transparency from Broadcom in terms of licensing expenses. This isn't unique to Broadcom but seems to be a broader industry issue.
I would rate the pricing around three or four out of ten because it is decently priced. The solution is price-sensitive depending on the region, and customer-to-customer pricing, so it is very flexible. The license is a fixed cost and is renewed yearly. Service costs are minimal since they depend on support or developmental cost, and are a component of the licensing cost.
The price of Broadcom Clarity PPM is reasonable. My customers pay a license to use this solution on an annual basis.
@MartinQuiroga Can you help me with details regarding license cost? Like how much would it cost for a license
The licensing costs are a little bit high, and unfortunately, it has been a while since I've had that paperwork in front of me. I don't remember how much it was, but it seemed like it was fairly high. It is probably comparable to some of the other solutions because I do know that, for example, on a lot of the AWS stuff, they found that the costs wound up being higher than having some on-prem solution. Comparatively, Clarity is within the price range of other solutions.
The price point of Broadcom Clarity PPM is less than Planisware. If a customer comes to me, and the cost is the main parameter for the selection of a tool, then I'll recommend Broadcom because cost-wise, they are less than other solutions. If you have to train a consultant, certification costs around 3000 euros and Broadcom Clarity is only $250. There is a substantial difference.
Licensing for Broadcom Clarity PPM is a bit complicated. I'm not aware of the exact costs because the tool was for everybody's use. There are different license structures for different organizations and Broadcom doesn't discuss licensing right away. You have to reach out to Broadcom and the team will customize licensing for each client.
I did not directly deal with technical support.
There are different licensing models with Broadcom Clarity PPM. With the software as a service model, you pay as you go, and if you are on-premises, you can buy a perpetual license and an annual fee for maintenance. I rate the price of Broadcom Clarity PPM a three out of five.
Broadcom Clarity PPM costs us $500K, and that's only for the installation and kick off within the first year. For each succeeding year, it'll cost you $200K.
I don't know of what the actual costs of the solution were. I recommend PPM. I'd advise against changing functionality on the box, however.