The product is a bit expensive compared to the solutions offered by its competitors, like Palo Alto. There is a need to make yearly payments towards the license in charges associated with the product. There is a need to make yearly payments towards the license in charges associated with the product. Payments are to be made to Zscaler to use the solution based on the user count.
It is not the most budget-friendly solution, but it's important to consider its overall value. They offer five different license models based on your specific needs, which vary in features and capabilities. The cost per user, on the lower end, typically starts at around 30 euros, but this can fluctuate based on factors like the number of users and devices you intend to cover.
I haven't handled much of the procurement side of things. My understanding, however, is that it's fairly cost-effective. With regards to the kind of support that they offer, it's fairly justified. It's additive pricing. If you don't want to subscribe to a single service, you can, of course, skip it. It's fairly flexible.
Cost is about the same whether it's on-prem or on cloud. Initial cost is higher with an on-prem solution and with cloud there are additional fees for configuring extras.
From our perspective, we're selling three separate packages: Basic, Advanced and Premium. Depending on the requirement of the customer, we offer the package that makes the most sense. With Basic, we provide a very limited feature set. Advanced packages will probably provide some better and more advanced features. Premium will provide everything that Zscaler has to offer. That means URL filtering, sandboxing, endpoint mitigation, etc. I'm not sure of the exact costs from Zscaler's side. The Zscaler pricing, in general, is okay. Once more vendors come into the picture, there will probably be more competition and they may have to reduce their costs. Still, as of right now, it's reasonable.
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Zscaler Cloud Firewall is quite expensive compared to competitors. However, it offered moderate value for money.
The product is a bit expensive compared to the solutions offered by its competitors, like Palo Alto. There is a need to make yearly payments towards the license in charges associated with the product. There is a need to make yearly payments towards the license in charges associated with the product. Payments are to be made to Zscaler to use the solution based on the user count.
The product costs INR 3000 to INR 5000 annually if the users are below 500.
It is not the most budget-friendly solution, but it's important to consider its overall value. They offer five different license models based on your specific needs, which vary in features and capabilities. The cost per user, on the lower end, typically starts at around 30 euros, but this can fluctuate based on factors like the number of users and devices you intend to cover.
The solution is expensive for small businesses.
Zscaler is priced too high compared to the cost of Fortinet.
I haven't handled much of the procurement side of things. My understanding, however, is that it's fairly cost-effective. With regards to the kind of support that they offer, it's fairly justified. It's additive pricing. If you don't want to subscribe to a single service, you can, of course, skip it. It's fairly flexible.
There is an annual license required for the use of the Zscaler Cloud Firewall.
There are licensing costs, and I would not say that it's a cheap vendor.
The licensing is on a yearly basis. It is somewhere around 30 or 40 pounds per user for our organization.
Cost is about the same whether it's on-prem or on cloud. Initial cost is higher with an on-prem solution and with cloud there are additional fees for configuring extras.
From our perspective, we're selling three separate packages: Basic, Advanced and Premium. Depending on the requirement of the customer, we offer the package that makes the most sense. With Basic, we provide a very limited feature set. Advanced packages will probably provide some better and more advanced features. Premium will provide everything that Zscaler has to offer. That means URL filtering, sandboxing, endpoint mitigation, etc. I'm not sure of the exact costs from Zscaler's side. The Zscaler pricing, in general, is okay. Once more vendors come into the picture, there will probably be more competition and they may have to reduce their costs. Still, as of right now, it's reasonable.