The price of Pure FlashArray X NVMe is very expensive, though I do not know the actual price because I am using the Evergreen monthly payment. I do not know the exact device price, but I think the monthly price is not so expensive. However, I believe the physical device price is very expensive, based on what I have heard.
The tool's pricing is cheap; I rate it a six to seven out of ten. Most of our sales are not subscription-based. We sell the hardware, and customers keep using it. They only renew the service part annually. The support can be a bit pricey, but the solution is more cost-effective than anything else out there.
Manager, System Infrastructure & Security at Organik Kimya San. ve Tic. A.S.
Real User
Top 5
Apr 29, 2024
The tool is an investment that we've budgeted for. While the prices may be higher than those of other vendors, we see it as a market leader with benefits. We don't regret purchasing it.
System and Network administrator at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Dec 12, 2023
The product is expensive. We bought it because we want to be able to use it for about ten years. The vendor offers maintenance contracts where we are guaranteed to be able to upgrade the system, change controllers, and do other things. We hope that in ten years, the solution will be worth the money.
Storage Engineer at a computer software company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Dec 27, 2021
Pretty much everything that you need is licensed when you buy the product. Licensing to me is different than the maintenance cost, but they can bleed into one another. We buy the product, and we expect three years of support bundled into what we negotiate on our storage arrays. I would start to see maintenance costs going into the fourth year, but we're not there yet.
Senior Administrator/IT Systems & Cloud Operations at Etisalat
Real User
Apr 6, 2021
The licensing is on a yearly basis. We have a three-year subscription. I don't know about the pricing as it is not my department, but if we were not satisfied with the pricing we would not have purchased it.
Chief Infrastructure & Security Office at a financial services firm with 51-200 employees
Real User
Oct 4, 2020
Its price could be better. It is not too expensive, but it is the high-end cost. It is kind of a Rolls-Royce. You pay a lot, but you get a lot out of it. So, the price pressure on the way down would be great, but at the end of the day, if you need to do the work, you just pay for it.
Senior Systems Administrator at a consultancy with 5,001-10,000 employees
Real User
Sep 3, 2019
As far as the licensing costs, everything is included in the license. That's something that our other competitors don't seem to do very well with as they usually have additional costs.
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The price of Pure FlashArray X NVMe is very expensive, though I do not know the actual price because I am using the Evergreen monthly payment. I do not know the exact device price, but I think the monthly price is not so expensive. However, I believe the physical device price is very expensive, based on what I have heard.
I am an engineer and am not aware of the setup cost.
The tool's pricing is cheap; I rate it a six to seven out of ten. Most of our sales are not subscription-based. We sell the hardware, and customers keep using it. They only renew the service part annually. The support can be a bit pricey, but the solution is more cost-effective than anything else out there.
The tool is an investment that we've budgeted for. While the prices may be higher than those of other vendors, we see it as a market leader with benefits. We don't regret purchasing it.
The product is expensive. We bought it because we want to be able to use it for about ten years. The vendor offers maintenance contracts where we are guaranteed to be able to upgrade the system, change controllers, and do other things. We hope that in ten years, the solution will be worth the money.
It is on the expensive side. I would give it a nine out of ten in terms of costliness.
I would rate the solution as an eight out of ten in terms of costliness.
Pure FlashArray X NVMe’s pricing is cheaper than other products.
We don't have any issues with the pricing. It's not too expensive.
We only pay the support costs. The support cost per array is about $20,000 a year for 24/7 support. There are no additional costs.
Pretty much everything that you need is licensed when you buy the product. Licensing to me is different than the maintenance cost, but they can bleed into one another. We buy the product, and we expect three years of support bundled into what we negotiate on our storage arrays. I would start to see maintenance costs going into the fourth year, but we're not there yet.
We pay for licensing on a yearly basis. We're pretty happy with the cost. It's reasonable and not overly expensive.
The licensing is on a yearly basis. We have a three-year subscription. I don't know about the pricing as it is not my department, but if we were not satisfied with the pricing we would not have purchased it.
Its price could be better. It is not too expensive, but it is the high-end cost. It is kind of a Rolls-Royce. You pay a lot, but you get a lot out of it. So, the price pressure on the way down would be great, but at the end of the day, if you need to do the work, you just pay for it.
Our licensing fees are $500,000+ USD.
With VMware, we pay $300,000 annually.
As far as the licensing costs, everything is included in the license. That's something that our other competitors don't seem to do very well with as they usually have additional costs.
We pay approximately $50,000 USD per year in licensing fees.