Pricing That Grows With Your Business

At Reprise Software, we believe licensing costs should be aligned with the size and success of your software business.

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Why Revenue-Based Pricing?

Software companies vary significantly in size, customer base, and licensing requirements. A one-size-fits-all price doesn’t always make sense.

Revenue-based pricing allows smaller and emerging software companies to start at a pricing level appropriate for their business, while larger organizations with greater software revenue move into higher pricing tiers.

The result is a straightforward model that aligns the cost of RLM with the commercial success of the products it supports.

You Grow. We Grow.

Our revenue-tier model is built around a simple idea: as your software business grows, we grow with you.

RLM customers aren’t charged simply because they add more developers, acquire more customers, issue more licenses, or expand their deployments.

Instead, your RLM pricing remains aligned with the revenue generated by the software products using our technology.

This gives you the freedom to grow your customer base and licensing footprint without worrying that every new user, license, or deployment will result in an additional RLM fee.

A Predictable Model Built to Scale

Revenue-based pricing means you don’t have to predict how many licenses you’ll issue, how many customers you’ll add, or how quickly your licensing environment will expand.

You can focus on growing your software business, knowing your investment in RLM is designed to scale alongside you.

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Every software company and licensing environment is different.

Tell us a little about your software products, licensing requirements, and approximate annual software revenue, and our team will help identify the appropriate Reprise solution and pricing tier for your business.

What Revenue Is Included?

Your pricing tier is based on the annual revenue associated with the software products that use RLM for license management.

Depending on your business model, qualifying software revenue may include:

  • Software license sales
  • Software subscriptions
  • SaaS revenue
  • Maintenance or recurring software revenue associated with RLM-enabled products

If RLM is only used with certain products within your organization, the revenue calculation is focused on those products rather than unrelated areas of your business.

What Revenue Is Not Included?

Revenue unrelated to the software products using RLM is generally excluded from the calculation.

This may include:

  • Hardware sales
  • Professional services
  • Consulting
  • Training
  • Implementation services
  • Unrelated products or business units that do not use RLM

Our team will work with you to understand your business model and determine the appropriate revenue tier.