Tuesday, November 1, 2011

LotusLive Engage: Reaches 'Ludicrous' Pricing

Back in 2010, I did a series of blog posts on the various LotusLive service offerings, and what a great value they are.  I ended that series with a post on LotusLive Engage, and described how the multiple services of Engage are smartly integrated, and a steal at $120 a user/year. 

That was then.  The price on Engage later dropped to $96/user/year, making the economics for using Engage even more compelling. 


If you've ever watched the movie Spaceballs, you may recall the ship reaching 'Ludicrous' speed (faster than Light speed and Ridiculous speed).  Well, Engage has now reached 'Ludicrous' pricing.  As of today, the price on Engage has temporarily been dropped to 50% of its current price.



That's just $48 a user/year for an extremely well-designed, easy to use set of services that integrate with your Notes or Outlook clients, and that includes:
  • web conferencing with up to 200 attendees
  • file sharing
  • activities
  • instant messaging
  • communities
  • profiles
  • forms
  • charts
  • FREE Guest Accounts
Compare that to the GoToWebinar service whose pricing I pulled from their web site below.  Engage is 1/20th the cost, provides greater capacity for web conferences, PLUS a whole slew of additional services.



If you haven't investigated what LotusLive Engage has to offer yet, reach out to your Business Partner or IBM for a demo.  You don't want to be the ludicrous one for missing this opportunity.  The discount pricing will be available for a limited time only. The official IBM announcement is posted here.

Want to hear what actual customers have to say about Engage?  Check out these videos.
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2 comments:

  1. "1. 2. 3. 4. 5."
    "That's amazing. I have the same combination on my luggage"

    Classic. Fantastic pricing too!

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  2. Nice promotion ... but obviously not for everyone:

    Where is it available?
    This promotion is available only in:
    the United States and its territories
    Canada
    IBM - Caribbean North District

    Looks like Europe ist out of this :-(

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