expressor software offers a very simple and affordable usage-based pricing model that is designed for broad adoption of its semantic data integration system^tm in an enterprise. In apples-to-apples comparisons, our customers and prospects have shown that the expressor approach results in software licenses that can cost 60-80% less than what our competitors charge.

expressor software offers a very simple and affordable usage-based pricing model that is designed for broad adoption of its semantic data integration system in an enterprise. In apples-to-apples comparisons, our customers and prospects have shown that the expressor approach results in software licenses that can cost 60-80% less than what our competitors charge.

expressor software's pricing model differs significantly from outdated models used by Ab Initio, IBM, Informatica, and other DI / ETL vendors, who charge customers on a CPU basis aimed at licensing their DI software for as many CPUs (or cores) as the customer's server can handle.

This is a great approach for a DI vendor that wants to maximize the upfront software sale rather than deliver only as much software as the customer really needs for a specific set of integration tasks. But is this a great approach for you? Moreover, the traditional DI vendors have created a plethora of add-on products and capabilities, all of which require an additional investment. They ask their customers to buy connectors to specific information sources, pay for data quality and data profiling capabilities, and even charge for the GUI tools used by individual developers on the project. As a result, the typical DI license is $250,000 dollars or more, some exceeding seven figures.

expressor software takes a very different approach. We believe that companies, particularly in this economic climate, should be able to purchase only the software they need. expressor software also believes that customers have a right to know upfront what their expected future software license expenditures will be when they need more data processing power, require extra functionality not currently in the product, or need to connect to a new data source. And they should be able to get this extra functionality without having to go through another lengthy negotiation with an enterprise sales person trying to sell you more than you need.