SAP Crystal Pricing

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For report distribution with a standard license, I recommend using a third-party tool (they're cheap) that allows for report scheduling and distribution. … Standard, single-user licences are not expensive, even for a team the price is low.”

“This is not about the usage of the product itself, but in regards to pricing- it seemed the packages were all or nothing, and It would have been nice to pay per individual user license.”

“As an SAP product, it is very affordable, making it a good value for the money product.”

“The cost is somehow expensive.”

“You need mobile user licenses for the server, plus you must license a designer tool to build reports and license a designer tool to build dashboards.”

“The price of this tool is also cheap.”

“Some more expensive solutions, including those from SAP, don't offer the power that Crystal Reports offers out of the box. … They are really two different beasts, Crystal Reports in its stand-alone form is meant for desktop reporting, although the same report can be pushed up to the web or to the enterprise with SAP's more...”

“Price: For what we use it for - which is secondary reporting - price was very important.”

“There is no free trial plan of the software and it ought to be available to help in piloting purposes.”

“Has allowed us to increase our ROI by about 450000 Euros. … A huge cost savings of course and more time to devote to our customers!”

“It has the ability to create the major ones (PDF, Excel, Word, csv, etc.) There is no automation of reports built into the software and to do so required purchasing a third party software for cheap... … You can get a free trial and test for yourself, but if you get Crystal you will not be disappointed.”