BalkanID has unveiled its self-service Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) Lite Platform, offering flexibility and transparent pricing. Consisting of three streamlined modules: User Access Reviews (UAR) Lite, IAM Risk Analyzer Lite, and Lifecycle Management Lite, BalkanID’s IGA Lite is the self-service identity governance solution with publicly available pricing.
Enterprise software pricing has long operated behind closed doors—full of negotiations, hidden discounts, and inconsistent deals. But as the software landscape evolves, this old-school approach is starting to feel out of place. In this post, we explore why the industry’s pricing model is overdue for a reset—and what it looks like when a company decides to do things differently.
Enterprise software pricing has long operated behind closed doors—full of negotiations, hidden discounts, and inconsistent deals. But as the software landscape evolves, this old-school approach is starting to feel out of place. In this post, we explore why the industry’s pricing model is overdue for a reset—and what it looks like when a company decides to do things differently.
Clear, transparent pricing models can reshape how organizations adopt identity governance—making critical security tools more accessible than ever.
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BalkanID has unveiled its self-service Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) Lite Platform, offering flexibility and transparent pricing. Consisting of three streamlined modules: User Access Reviews (UAR) Lite, IAM Risk Analyzer Lite, and Lifecycle Management Lite, BalkanID’s IGA Lite is the self-service identity governance solution with publicly available pricing.
Enterprise software pricing has long operated behind closed doors—full of negotiations, hidden discounts, and inconsistent deals. But as the software landscape evolves, this old-school approach is starting to feel out of place. In this post, we explore why the industry’s pricing model is overdue for a reset—and what it looks like when a company decides to do things differently.
Enterprise software pricing has long operated behind closed doors—full of negotiations, hidden discounts, and inconsistent deals. But as the software landscape evolves, this old-school approach is starting to feel out of place. In this post, we explore why the industry’s pricing model is overdue for a reset—and what it looks like when a company decides to do things differently.
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