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jocelynb2470723
jocelynb2470723
December 17, 2015
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  • December 17, 2015
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Hi,

I have a couple of questions about DPS.

If I have the Enterprise Edition of DPS can I drop to the Single Edition?

What are the different DPS options?


What are the differences between them?


What are cost differences?



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Best answer by BobLevine

Essentially, there are no differences anymore.

You either have a DPS account or you don’t. Pricing is based on a variety of factors. Single Edition is not available separately anymore.

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BobLevine
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Level 6
December 17, 2015

Essentially, there are no differences anymore.

You either have a DPS account or you don’t. Pricing is based on a variety of factors. Single Edition is not available separately anymore.

jocelynb2470723
jocelynb2470723Author
December 17, 2015

Thank you so much for the information.

It would be very help to me if you could elaborate on the "Pricing is based on a variety of factors". Could you tell me what the factors are and the pricing? Please...

Colin_Fleming
Colin_Fleming
Level 6
December 17, 2015

Pricing is determined by the use case.

If you're building one app that will only be used by 100 internal employees it'll be priced differently than if you plan on building 20 apps where each has 10,000 subscibers. That's why a "chat" with DPS Sales is involved.

As Bob L. has said many times (paraphrasing) -- DPS 2015 is an enterprise solution and is priced that way.

A DPS customer can use either the original version (DPS 2014) or the new DPS 2015 workflow/toolset.

Single Edition is no longer available.

-- Colin

BobLevine
BobLevine
Level 6
December 17, 2015

DPS is an enterprise service with an enterprise price tag.

Feel free to copy/paste.

R
Reliability
February 6, 2016

jocelynb24707234

thank you posting this enquiry as it is almost impossible to gain insight into DPS pricing with any sort of transparency.   i guess the requirement of chatting with an adobe rep makes DPS "enterprise"

If the adobe rep knows the pricing options why can't we?

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