NetSuite pricing: How much does NetSuite cost?
NetSuite pricing is tailored to each customer and their business needs
NetSuite offers a unique modular approach to subscription licensing for customers by providing product configuration options designed to fit your business needs. NetSuite pricing is designed to scale as companies grow, which means that you only pay for what you need today but have the ability to add as your company expands.
NetSuite pricing consists of four components — 1) a base package, 2) user licenses, 3) add-on modules, and 4) a service tier.
All NetSuite customers have a base package and a number of user licenses, then can choose to add on more modules or upgrade their service tier from the standard level to add more horsepower.
NetSuite Base Packages
NetSuite has two main base packages—enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM).
NetSuite ERP offers industry specific editions called SuiteSuccess, which takes the place of the generic base product and includes pre-defined roles, dedicated process flows and KPIs, turnkey setup, and hundreds of prebuilt reports and dashboards based on leading practices in your specific industry. SuiteSuccess helps your organization get up and running faster and helps minimize customized functionality and reporting.
User Licenses
In addition to the base package, you must purchase a license for each user. There are two different types of user licenses: self-service user and full user.
Self-service licenses are for those who need only limited access to NetSuite, such as entering time and expenses or accessing an intranet for HR policies.
Any user that needs more functionality than what the self-service license offers needs a full user license. This is the standard NetSuite license that most users have. You can add additional users at any time during your subscription. Rand Group recommends to start with only the user licenses that you require at the time of purchase, then add users as needed.
Add-on Modules
To meet specific business requirements, there are a number of add-on modules that can be added to your NetSuite subscription. Working with Rand Group to understand your business requirements, you can add these modules at any time during your subscription term. If you need to remove a module you no longer need, this can be done at the time of your contract renewal. This ensures that you only pay for the functionality you need when you need it. Many SuiteSuccess editions designed for specific industries already have applicable add-on modules included, in which case it would not be necessary to pay additional for those add-ons.
Service Tiers
NetSuite offers different levels of service tiers based on user count, file storage, monthly transactions, and integration needs. The Standard Service Tier is included in all base editions of NetSuite at no additional charge. The vast majority of NetSuite customers are on the Standard Service tier and only the largest NetSuite deployments require a Premium or above service tier.
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