Oracle Database

Score8.2 out of 10

1,216 Reviews and Ratings

Oracle Database Pricing Plan Options

Oracle Database has 6 pricing plans(s). Available deployment types include on-premise, saas. Review pricing options and learn more about the product to determine which plan is right for you. A free version and a free trial are available for Oracle Database.

Plans

Oracle Base Database Service - Standard

$0.0538

per hour

Cloud

Oracle Base Database Service - Enterprise

$0.1075

per hour

Cloud

Oracle Base Database Service - High Performance

$0.2218

per hour

Cloud

Standard Edition

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On Premise

Enterprise Edition

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Personal Edition

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What customers say about Oracle Database pricing

Real feedback from verified users about Oracle Database's pricing and value

Rating: 3 out of 10

“Negative ROI - It's extremely expensive to purchase High cost of ownership due to platforms complexity and high cost of Oracle DBAs. … Cost: platform is expensive Virtualization support: Licensing model makes virtualization costly.”

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Verified User

April 10, 2021Incentivized

Rating: 9 out of 10

“Oracle enterprise manager for database management still time consuming as OEM is a production app all by itself Price for enterprise edition add-on such as partitioning, in-memory and such are simply...”

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Bert Scalzo

Senior Product Manager in Research & Development at IDERA Software (51-200 employees, 3 years experience)

October 25, 2017Incentivized

Rating: 9 out of 10

“Oracle cost model is very complicated so it is worth it to spend some time talking with an Oracle Account Manager and doing some research to find out what is the best to fit your needs and reduce the... … It is pretty expensive, it makes more sense to buy this product if you have a lot of transactions per second.”

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Siddharth Walia

Test Engineer in Information Technology at NexJ Systems (201-500 employees, 2 years experience)

January 10, 2019Incentivized

Rating: 9 out of 10

“Price is one of the reason, as its licensing cost is expensive. … Also its licensing cost is too expensive.”

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Verified User

January 6, 2024Incentivized

Rating: 9 out of 10

“Oracle Database supports Huge Datasets and supports multiple applications On Negative side of ROI is its High cost both at Licensing level as well as finding the affordable Oracle Database DBAs.”

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Verified User

January 3, 2024Incentivized

Rating: 8 out of 10

“Too expensive, and not affordable but all companies such as start ups, as licensing and support both are way too expensive. … Oracle Database 12c has had some what of a positive ROI, as it has been decent to work with, in terms of not spending more than required time to set up, and manage.”

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Verified User

October 26, 2018Incentivized

Rating: 9 out of 10

“The license cost for an Oracle 12c database installation makes it not relevant for small installations or smaller applications, while the support of Oracle and data archival and maintenance make a...”

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mathialagan A

system administrator in Information Technology at plintron (201-500 employees, 2 years experience)

October 24, 2018Incentivized

Rating: 10 out of 10

“The license cost for an Oracle 12c database installation makes it not relevant for small installations or smaller applications, while the support of Oracle and data archival and maintenance make a... … The ability to quickly gather insights into data and compartmentalize using schemas has given a great return on investment.”

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Bennett Walker

PeopleSoft Development Team Leader in Information Technology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (5001-10,000 employees, 4 years experience)

January 30, 2018Incentivized

Rating: 9 out of 10

“It is not really appropriate for smaller companies, because it can be really expensive, both in terms of license and maintenance, and, if the quantity of data produced by the organization is not high... … License costs for Oracle Database are pretty high and not affordable at all for some companies Installation and maintenance of the database is quite difficult (not specifically in this release).”

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Paolo Borghi

Oracle Business Intelligence Consultant in Information Technology at Techedge SpA (1001-5000 employees, 2 years experience)

November 10, 2017Incentivized

Rating: 9 out of 10

“In the express industry, Oracle is still considered as the best and most reliable data storage solution The only negative point is also well known, the license cost of Oracle, making a lot of small...”

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yixiang Shan

Strategic Planning And Engineering Advisor in Information Technology at FedEx Express (10,001+ employees, 14 years experience)

December 20, 2018Incentivized

Rating: 10 out of 10