The growing shift to high-performance, enterprise-grade, low-code solutions has led Version 1 to partner with OutSystems since 2019. Indeed, Gartner predicts a $26.9bn low code market in 2023 (link). We will address why low code, and why OutSystems within that space, in a different article.
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In this post, we will look at licensing OutSystems solutions — what can customers expect? What’s the range and what does it cover? So, here are 5 things that you should be aware of when considering OutSystems.
1. A license model that scales on support, users and complexity
You can get started with a free personal edition — this is a perpetual use license for an individual, which has full development features but some restrictions on sharing for example. For paid subscriptions, the current model starts from around €15k per year — for that, you’d get enough space to build and host a small application or two, and up to 100 internal users.