The 2025 SaaS Trends Report:Uncover the top purchases, pricing trends, and AI's impact  
The 2025 SaaS Trends Report: Uncover the top SaaS purchases, pricing trends, and AI's impact on software buying
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Nintex

Nintex is the market leader in end-to-end process management and workflow automation. Easily manage, automate, and optimize your processes with no code.

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How much does Nintex cost?

Median contract value
$23,625
per year
Based on data from 35 purchases, with buyers saving 24% on average.
Median: $23,625
$2,059
$127,500
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How does Nintex price and package their products?
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Product: 
Enterprise Edition
Contact for pricingPayment TermsAnnualPopular FeaturesEasy management and optimization of processes without coding.Add-OnsAdditional workflows

Negotiating with Nintex

Negotiation Tips

Emphasizing the removal of auto-renewal can be a strategic move in negotiating Nintex contracts. This approach gives your organization more control over future expenses and enables you to reassess the contract's value before any renewal takes place, enhancing your negotiation power. Make it clear that finance requires this change to mitigate risks and ensure thorough evaluations each year.
Advocate for the removal of any proposed uplifts during contract renewals. Given that the pricing model should reflect the growth in contract value without increasing costs unnecessarily, you can emphasize that prior agreements did not have uplift clauses, making this a significant point for negotiation.
Leverage competitive quotes during negotiations with Nintex. By presenting a comparison with competitors that offer similar capabilities at a lower price, you can create urgency and motivate Nintex to enhance their offer to remain competitive. Always position your organization's interests firmly, with finance tying the decision to specific budget constraints.
In negotiations, emphasize that multi-year commitments are seldom accepted by your finance department without significant discounts, making them a rarity. By framing your organization as cautious regarding long-term contracts with new vendors, assure the vendor that you are seeking better pricing for a favorable renewal option.
Acknowledge that discounts historically provided were not designated as one-time offers and express that your current budget constraints necessitate a similar reduction moving forward. Establishing expectations for sustainable pricing can yield beneficial outcomes during negotiations.

Considerations when buying Nintex

OwnershipNintex is privately owned.
Fiscal year endDecember 31st
Best months to buyJanuary, June, December
Payment TermsAnnual payment in advance, Non-cancelable and non-refundable
Upgrades/downgradesYes, Nintex 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 $100k.

Vendr community insights for Nintex

What real buyers recommend in the negotiation process

Company with 201-1000 employeesThis month
Supplier will propose slight uplift to costs at renewal. Leverage competition and potential churn to keep costs flat.
Company with 201-1000 employeesThis month
5% Discount was achieved by agreeing to a 2 year term length
Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
100 free service hours included at $200/hour
Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
Upon our Nintex renewal, we noticed we were in pretty heavy overages. We were able to work with the Nintext team to waive overage cost, increase our usage by 30% and reduce unit prices by roughly 16%.

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