What is Tiny?

Tiny, known for its flagship product TinyMCE, is an online rich-text editor released as open-source software under the LGPL. It provides developers with a powerful and flexible tool to integrate rich text editing capabilities into their applications, enhancing user experience and productivity. TinyMCE is widely used for its ease of integration, extensive customization options, and robust performance, making it a valuable asset for businesses looking to improve their content creation processes.

How much does Tiny software cost?

Based on Vendr’s internal transaction data for Tiny, the minimum price is $2,000, and the maximum price is around $67,000. The average cost for Tiny software is approximately $21,000 annually. These figures provide a comprehensive view of the potential investment required for Tiny's rich-text editing solutions.

Tiny Product Descriptions

TinyMCE

TinyMCE is an online rich-text editor that allows developers to integrate advanced text editing capabilities into their applications. It is highly customizable and supports a wide range of plugins and integrations, making it an ideal choice for businesses seeking to enhance their content management systems.

Vendr community insights for Tiny

Here are some recent insights from our community regarding Tiny:

• "Tiny says that per their company, they are unable to offer the same discount every year upon renewal, and therefore have to decrease the discount upon renewal, even if users are remaining the same. We leveraged adding additional users upon renewal in order to keep the 25% discount we had previously and Tiny was willing to do this."
• "Tiny will remove last year's renewal despite growth of users. It is important to leverage economies of scale and budget from the get-go. Something to note, they do have it outlined in their order forms discounting is not guaranteed year to year so this is something they lean on when you bring it up."

How can I get a percentage off list price for Tiny?

Vendr customers typically achieve an average savings of around 13%, which translates to an average dollar savings of approximately $1,300 on Tiny software. By leveraging Vendr's expertise and extensive data, customers often secure a lower price than what is listed on Tiny's official website.

How does Vendr help me get the lowest price on Tiny?

Vendr uses insights from more than 15 completed deals and 10 unique purchasers of Tiny software to help users get the lowest price. Here’s how Vendr employs various tactics:

• Economies of Scale: Leveraging bulk purchasing to reduce costs.
• Expected Growth: Anticipating future needs to negotiate better terms.
• Multi-Year Commitments: Securing lower prices through longer-term agreements.
• Quick Sales Process Signatures: Speeding up the purchasing process to gain favorable terms.
• End-of-Quarter Signatures: Timing purchases to coincide with supplier sales targets.
• Case Study References: Offering to provide case studies in exchange for better pricing.

By utilizing these strategies, Vendr ensures customers achieve significant savings. Create a free Vendr account to explore these benefits for Tiny software.

What's the best way for me to get the lowest price for Tiny on my own?

Vendr's Premium Intelligence provides enterprise purchasing power to organizations with their own procurement teams. Here’s how it helps:

• Pricing Benchmarks: Comparative data to ensure competitive pricing.
• Community Insights: Access to a wealth of shared experiences and strategies.
• Stack Savings Review: Comprehensive evaluation of your software stack for potential savings.
• Contract Analysis: Expert review to identify cost-saving opportunities.
• SaaS Experts on Demand: Access to seasoned professionals for guidance and support.

Why do Department Heads prefer purchasing Tiny through Vendr?

Vendr eliminates unnecessary sales calls, outdated channel partners, and long sales cycles. This paves the way for:

• Faster Access to Software: Quick and efficient procurement processes.
• Accelerated Time-to-Value: Rapid deployment and utilization of software.
• Elimination of Unnecessary Sales Demos: Streamlined decision-making.
• Adherence to Company Policy: Ensuring compliance with internal guidelines.
• Budget Ownership: Clear and controlled spending.

This translates into department heads maximizing software ROI and maintaining strong relationships with their finance and procurement teams.