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Merge API

Merge API is a leading API integration platform. It handles HR, payroll, accounting, ticketing, and recruiting platforms.

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How much does Merge API cost?

Median contract value
$83,089
per year
Based on data from 24 purchases, with buyers saving 23% on average.
Median: $83,089
$28,950
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Launch
Free for 3 accounts, $650/month for up to 10 accounts, $65 per additional accountPricing ModelMonthly subscriptionBillingMonthlyTerm LengthMonthlyPopular FeaturesLinking production accountsAdd-OnsProduction Linked Accounts, Additional Linked Accounts, Single-tenant

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Median Contract Value$83,089$45,147
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Negotiating with Merge API

Negotiation Tips

Presenting competitors as a viable alternative can give you significant leverage in negotiations. Highlight the pricing from competitors and any added value they might offer. This tactic increases the urgency for the current provider to match or improve upon competitor offers.
If you plan to substantially increase the number of users or integrations during the renewal process, emphasize the need for volume-based discounts. By showcasing your growth, you may secure a better rate that reflects the increased utilization.
Negotiating to remove auto-renewal clauses can preserve your bargaining power for future negotiations. Present it as a necessity for compliance with finance/legal requirements, which can help you secure a more favorable pricing structure moving forward.
If a 'Best and Final' price has been presented, conduct a pricing assessment against market standards. Ensure that proposed pricing aligns with the value offered and leverage this information to negotiate further reductions.
Negotiating for the removal of any proposed uplift can often yield savings, especially if your usage remains stable or is decreasing. Be prepared to anchor the conversation around your allocated budget and industry norms for the pricing increase.
Offering to participate in case studies or act as a reference can provide you with leverage for price reductions. This non-monetary 'give' can strengthen the relationship while securing a better deal.

Considerations when buying Merge API

OwnershipMerge API, Inc.
Fiscal year endDecember 31
Best months to buyJanuary, June, December
Payment TermsMonthly, Annual contracts available
Upgrades/downgradesYes, Merge API 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.

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What real buyers recommend in the negotiation process

Company with 201-1000 employeesThis quarter
One of the best levers to use with Merge API is to leverage a longer term agreement to yield 10-15% discount.
Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
We were able to get the 3% uplift waived despite reducing scope.
Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
Push for discounts especially when leveraging a case study!
Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
Was able to negotiate a 33% discount on linked accounts due to budget constraints
Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
Was able to negotiate quarterly payments after pushback from finance and a requirement on all new contracts
Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
Merge recently went through a change in how they price their renewal, we were able to leverage our status as a legacy user to get additional discounts to help bridge the price difference.

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