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Hex Technologies

Hex Technologies

Hex is a collaborative data platform that brings everyone together to explore, analyze, and share.

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How much does Hex Technologies cost?

Median contract value
$25,680
per year
Based on data from 44 purchases, with buyers saving 41% on average.
Median: $25,680
$2,099
$86,820
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FreePricing ModelSubscriptionBillingMonthlyTerm LengthN/APopular FeaturesFree access to data exploration

Negotiating with Hex Technologies

Negotiation Tips

Presenting competitive quotes can serve as a powerful negotiation tool. Notify Hex that competitors have provided lower quotes for similar functionality. This communicates to Hex that while you value their service, your finance team mandates an assessment of alternatives due to cost differences. This tactic can lead Hex to have an increased incentive to reduce their pricing or offer additional features.
Discussing the anticipated uplift can lead to cost reduction opportunities. Indicate to Hex that you were not expecting an increase in costs due to budget constraints. Reference any previous agreements that did not include mention of an uplift, making it clear that your finance team is focused on maintaining a stable budget. The objective here is to negotiate for uplift removal or minimal increases.
If you plan to increase your number of users, leverage this fact in your negotiation with Hex. Emphasize that your growth trajectory should be met with pricing that reflects scaling economies. This tactic can pressure Hex to enhance their offer in exchange for the increased commitment, leading you to a better deal.
Request to eliminate auto-renewal in your contract negotiation to ensure flexibility and leverage during future negotiations. This can help keep the dialogue open and avoid being locked into unfavorable terms without your approval.
Understanding and presenting your current usage—ensuring it aligns with what is contracted for—can provide leverage in negotiation. Request detailed usage reports from Hex and validate them against your internal insights. If you identify underutilized services, advocate for an adjustment in the contract reflecting actual usage.

Considerations when buying Hex Technologies

OwnershipHex Technologies is privately owned.
Fiscal year endDecember 31
Best months to buyDecember, June
Payment TermsAnnual billing, Monthly billing options available
Upgrades/downgradesYes, Hex Technologies offers both upgrades and downgrades for its services, making it easy for users to adjust their resources as their needs change.
Redline thresholdRedline threshold estimate is $50k.

Vendr community insights for Hex Technologies

What real buyers recommend in the negotiation process

Company with 201-1000 employeesThis quarter
Pricing started at $150/user/month for 15 users with future growth plans of 20 users. We were able to secure pricing of $100/user/month in exchange for this being a new partnership and upcoming future growth within the term.
Company with 201-1000 employeesThis quarter
Negotiated $0 on Hex Onboarding Services - Build Sessions SKU
Company with 201-1000 employeesThis quarter
Negotiated a 16.7% discount & 33.3% discount on Hex Platform Access - Enterprise Edition Author Seats - 50 seat commit
Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
SSO only available by upgrading to Enterprise (no seat minimum for Enterprise, although they will push for this)
Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
We were able to secure a 50% discount from list price on Enterprise due to growth associated in our renewal.

Security and compliance

DPA available
SOC2 attestation
Annual penetration tests

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