I use the open-source version of Terraform, so there is no cost for me. There is a paid version available for clients who require premium features such as security and compliance.
The product can be cost-effective, especially if you use the CLI and do not require the cloud solutions provided by HashiCorp. It can be used for free, which is beneficial for small companies.
Terraform is free to use. You don't need to pay for Terraform itself because it's open-source. You need to write the code; the actual cost comes from the resources you create on your cloud provider. The code itself is free, and you can write your modules. Most companies prefer to write their modules instead of using the built-in ones provided by AWS, Google, or Azure. A module is a one-time effort to create, and you can reuse these modules to create multiple resources in your cloud environment.
Co Founder and Technical Architect at Think NYX Technologies LLP
Real User
Top 5
Jan 4, 2021
It is available in both Opensource and Enterprise model, currently I am using the open source version which is helping me out to manage all my IaC requirements so for me its currently free.
We use the free platform using Dochub. Terraform is a little expensive. In a basic scenario, the price is too high to use such a complex tool in the long term. As a small company starting to use Terraform, the price is too high, so I recommend the free solution. If you are a huge company with a huge environment and infrastructure, the price will seem cheaper because you can control your entire infrastructure using Terraform. The solution then pays for itself. Choosing the paid version depends on the size of the company and your team's expertise. Terraform licenses are per account.
I would rate pricing a ten out of ten. You can do everything with the free license of this solution. The paid license is not required to use Terraform.
Chief Technology and Strategy Officer at The White House
Real User
Feb 22, 2022
We are using the free version of Terraform. Terraform Cloud has some kind of pricing and enterprise-level model which we haven't moved to yet. I think Terraform has a pretty reasonable pricing structure. It allows the open-source community to use it as they please, so I'm pretty happy about it.
HashiCorp Terraform is a powerful configuration management solution that aims to provide users with the ability to maximize the ease with which users can perform their configuration management operations. It makes it so that organizations can reliably configure and manage their infrastructure. Terraform is a tool that transforms every user into an administrator and project collaborator. Businesses that use it have at their command a solution that they can use for the entire lifecycle of...
I use the open-source version of Terraform, so there is no cost for me. There is a paid version available for clients who require premium features such as security and compliance.
The product can be cost-effective, especially if you use the CLI and do not require the cloud solutions provided by HashiCorp. It can be used for free, which is beneficial for small companies.
We use the free tier of the solution.
We are using the free version of the solution.
Terraform is free to use. You don't need to pay for Terraform itself because it's open-source. You need to write the code; the actual cost comes from the resources you create on your cloud provider. The code itself is free, and you can write your modules. Most companies prefer to write their modules instead of using the built-in ones provided by AWS, Google, or Azure. A module is a one-time effort to create, and you can reuse these modules to create multiple resources in your cloud environment.
It is an open-source product.
It is available in both Opensource and Enterprise model, currently I am using the open source version which is helping me out to manage all my IaC requirements so for me its currently free.
The solution is fairly priced.
We use the free platform using Dochub. Terraform is a little expensive. In a basic scenario, the price is too high to use such a complex tool in the long term. As a small company starting to use Terraform, the price is too high, so I recommend the free solution. If you are a huge company with a huge environment and infrastructure, the price will seem cheaper because you can control your entire infrastructure using Terraform. The solution then pays for itself. Choosing the paid version depends on the size of the company and your team's expertise. Terraform licenses are per account.
I would rate pricing a ten out of ten. You can do everything with the free license of this solution. The paid license is not required to use Terraform.
There are free and paid versions of the solution. We use the free version.
The solution is open-source.
Terraform Enterprise plan is quite expensive!
We use the solution's free version.
I rate the price of HashiCorp Terraform a seven out of ten.
Terraform is an open-source solution.
I am not aware of the cost, my customer deals with that.
HashiCorp Terraform is a free solution.
We are using the free version of Terraform. Terraform Cloud has some kind of pricing and enterprise-level model which we haven't moved to yet. I think Terraform has a pretty reasonable pricing structure. It allows the open-source community to use it as they please, so I'm pretty happy about it.
They have given it to us at a monthly cost, but it is on a yearly basis.
The setup for Terraform is quite easy and currently, we are using their community version along with Jenkins.
It's open-source.
It's open-source so it's free.