Sr DBA/ DBA Tech Lead at a non-profit with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
2021-06-21T18:54:12Z
Jun 21, 2021
The price is reasonable. We use a pay per license model. Firstly, you need to buy a license. After that, you mainly pay the annual support fee of around 20% or 25%. I think their prices are quite reasonable.
Arquitecto Delivery at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees
Real User
2022-01-05T07:04:57Z
Jan 5, 2022
The pricing depends on the license model because there are several. It depends on the client, but it's cheaper than other solutions. I think it's cheap for all the functionality and robustness. It's not very expensive to deploy.
Creator and Manager of Intelligent Water Loss Management Models at Qintess
Real User
2020-12-18T00:01:00Z
Dec 18, 2020
It's difficult today to compete with open-source solutions. In these areas, there is a lot of competition and the price of this solution is a bit pricy.
Director - Big Data, IoT and Analytics at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Reseller
2020-09-13T07:02:21Z
Sep 13, 2020
The price varies completely. Cost information is available publically where you can compare with other solutions. From a cost perspective, the software is less than most of its competitors. Customers save money by a smaller hardware footprint, fewer nodes, less storage, lower-cost storage, and no appliances. So it is typically a lot less money than an Oracle, Teradata, or Snowflake. Overall, they are highly competitive when it comes to pricing.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Solution Architect at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Consultant
2019-01-14T13:16:00Z
Jan 14, 2019
It is fast to purchase through the AWS Marketplace. The pricing and licensing depend on the size of your environment and the zone where you want to implement.
Vertica is a deploy-anywhere SQL database created for elasticity, speed, and advanced analytics. Vertica enables today’s busy teams to modernize their data warehouses, democratize data and analytics to enable increased access, and deploy analytics in a hybrid cloud environment. Additionally, Vertica merges how companies power their analytics by providing a scalable, open, and elastic database with numerous intuitive features.
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Vertica is an expensive tool.
The price is reasonable. The solution is free and we pay for the storage.
The price of Vertica is less expensive than some competitors, such as Teradata.
The pricing for this solution is very reasonable compared to other vendors.
The price is reasonable. We use a pay per license model. Firstly, you need to buy a license. After that, you mainly pay the annual support fee of around 20% or 25%. I think their prices are quite reasonable.
The pricing depends on the license model because there are several. It depends on the client, but it's cheaper than other solutions. I think it's cheap for all the functionality and robustness. It's not very expensive to deploy.
The pricing could improve, it is a little expensive.
The price could be cheaper and it is best to negotiate the price.
It's difficult today to compete with open-source solutions. In these areas, there is a lot of competition and the price of this solution is a bit pricy.
The price varies completely. Cost information is available publically where you can compare with other solutions. From a cost perspective, the software is less than most of its competitors. Customers save money by a smaller hardware footprint, fewer nodes, less storage, lower-cost storage, and no appliances. So it is typically a lot less money than an Oracle, Teradata, or Snowflake. Overall, they are highly competitive when it comes to pricing.
It is fast to purchase through the AWS Marketplace. The pricing and licensing depend on the size of your environment and the zone where you want to implement.