ZertoPricing

Tier 1 support is not great Expensive Limitations migrating back from managed disks … is expensive at small scales. … Changed disaster recovery from a full weekend process to a few hours At small scale, Zerto was a little to expensive for

platform B. It's less suited for companies that cannot afford high costs. The license is not cheap, but you can do a lot with Zerto and the support is very

our ability to recover our most critical servers in a timely fashion. The cost of Zerto per VM is on par with other solutions, but much easier to use! Zerto

Can be expensive to scale Licensing could be better for smaller organizations Ability to … ransomware indicators. However, it can be cost-prohibitive for smaller organizations. … RPO and RTO are excellent Affords us all the DR capabilities with super

High-value virtual servers are replicated from our primary production data center to our secondary fail-over data center. In effect, this represents the

our Zerto contract terms, from what I could see I think it delivers so much cost/benefits for migration projects, but it's too pricey for DR and backup solutions

in a scenario such as ours, since we use VSAN and that storage is very expensive compared to traditional SAN. If you want to make life easier with annual/quarter … I think Zerto is fairly expensive which is why I gave it 8/10. Companies with smaller IT budgets would…

Expensive licensing cost Language barrier depending on which support tech you receive. … business. The cost of downtime makes Zerto worth it, we have been able to restore VMs in seconds instead of hours with other solutions. Per VM pricing is a big … No, Zerto is expensive…

Cost is a high. Where in other environments that use VMware maybe using vCenter

to provide near-zero RPO with a small infrastructure and a fraction of the cost of other solutions. … Licensing and pricing has been easy to manage. It's done simply by number of protected instances

Pricing and discounts are an issue for me. Configuration settings should be adjusted … The ROI could be better with adjusted pricing for purchase and renewals. Continuous replication takes the guess out of

We're able to split the initial cost into 3 equal payments to soften the load during COVID.

Again, it was 6 years ago, but given the value we got, the prices can't be beaten. … since it seeds the system at the target. Have an application that you can't afford to lose? Zerto can replicate it in near real-time, we had a system we hadn't

Pricing Cloud configurations … The subscription model is OK but can get expensive at higher licensing counts.

to have a low RTO without a huge price tag. Moving from Cloudendure to Zerto has actually lowered our year-to-year cost due to the initial investment in … month-to-month or year-to-year pricing models that most companies…

environment to test recoverability and functionality. Zerto licensing is very affordable to protect critical business functions. On-prem to cloud migrations are … I was not involved in the contract and pricing terms.

Pricing is a bit high for a small to medium sized business.

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

Can be expensive. … Can be expensive to do … Can be expensive for small organizations

about Hyper-V; most know VMWare. Seemed a little expensive, but over time it is well worth the price.

Pricing GUI could improved more Navigation could improved more … would recommend [Zerto] [,] but for [companies with 10-50 employees] the price is not friendly[.] … recovery The negative is if the company intend to use this, it would cost the company so much

stop the zerto vms before they can enter maintenance mode. Maybe a little cheaper renewal.

Zerto is a little more seamless however the price is a little higher than Veeam.

The cost is on the expensive end. Support is mostly online.

Zerto has a better feature set, customizable journal, and RPO timing. The price with Zerto was more competitive.