HPE Zerto Software Pricing

“Seemed a little expensive, but over time it is well worth the price. … We use Zerto's long-term retention and hold daily copies for 7 days, weekly copies for 1 month, monthly copies for 12 months, and yearly for 7 years.”

“ROI has been fantastic, as the product is relatively cheap and enables us to maintain very high server availability The ability to provide both HA and DR with a single product enables the business to...”

“The ROI could be better with adjusted pricing for purchase and renewals.”

“The license is not cheap, but you can do a lot with Zerto and the support is very good at Zerto.”

“The subscription model is OK but can get expensive at higher licensing counts.”

“The license model is one time price with annual support. … Moving from Cloudendure to Zerto has actually lowered our year-to-year cost due to the initial investment in the Zerto licenses.”

“Pricing was good and Zerto was flexible on both pricing in term to facilitate on boarding the product.”

“The cost is on the expensive end.”

“Definitely a good ROI, but could be more cost effective Licensing could be addressed Ease of manaegment.”

“The price point and minimum license requirements would make it difficult for a smaller organization to adopt Zerto. … I'm not sure I'd want to spend the money that would be required on a license for a development server, but for those systems you just can't live without, Zerto is our go-to product.”

“Zerto is a great solution for those looking for hypervisor level replication that do not have the budget for having a powerful/expensive SAN in production AND also in DR, since it's storage agnostic. … Zerto had an immediate positive ROI because we avoided having to spend the professional services to setup EMC recoverpoint, and the continuing premium of the EMC product and support for later years.”