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Choosing the right integration solution isn’t just about features—pricing plays a significant role too. In this section, we break down how Getint’s pricing compares to leading competitors, including Exalate, Unito, Workato, ConnectALL, TFS4JIRA, and Backbone.

Unlike other tools that rely on complex, usage-based models or hidden fees, Getint keeps pricing straightforward and predictable. Whether you’re integrating Jira with ServiceNow, Azure DevOps, or any other collaboration tool, our cost structure ensures transparency without sacrificing flexibility or performance.

This comparison will help you understand how Getint delivers unmatched value, often at a fraction of the cost charged by alternatives. Let’s dive into the numbers and explore why Getint is the go-to choice for seamless integrations.

Getint vs Exalate

Getint simplifies the process by requiring only the Jira app, with transparent and straightforward pricing. The only fee you pay is the one listed on the Atlassian Marketplace, billed directly through the Marketplace.

Exalate, on the other hand, requires two connectors to integrate Jira with other tools, meaning you’ll need to install and pay for both—one through the Marketplace and another directly to them. Additionally, Exalate’s setup involves managing two separate apps. The costs for non-Jira connectors are not disclosed upfront, which we believe lacks transparency.

Use case 1 - Jira Cloud 250 <-> ServiceNow integration

Getint
Exalate

Jira connector monthly - total cost

USD 1,084

USD 205 for the Jira connector + at least USD 12,000 for the ServiceNow connector paid annually

Jira connector annually

USD 10,975

USD 2,200 for the Jira connector + at least USD 12,000 for the ServiceNow connector = USD 14,200

ServiceNow connector monthly

Only the Jira app is required; no ServiceNow connector is needed

Subscriptions are billed annually—monthly plans are not available.

ServiceNow connector annually

Only the Jira app is required; no ServiceNow connector is needed

Starting from USD 12,000

Infrastructure limitations

None

Extra fees may apply for syncing over 100 issues daily (based on our sources)

Custom development

Hourly based billing

No options

Advanced reporting with logs

Yes

No

Payment method

Via Atlassian Marketplace

Via Atlassian Marketplace for the Jira Connector + direct payment for the ServiceNow connector

Use case 2 - Jira Data Center 500 <-> Azure DevOps integration

Getint
Exalate

Jira connector annually

USD 8,400

USD 4,600 + at least USD 5,000 for the DevOps connector = USD 9,600

DevOps connector annually

Only the Jira app is required; no DevOps connector is needed

Starting from USD 5,000

Infrastructure limitations

None

Extra fees may apply for syncing over 100 issues daily (based on our sources)

Custom development

Hourly based billing

No options

Advanced reporting with log

Yes

No

Git connector

Yes

No

Payment method

Via Atlassian Marketplace

Via Atlassian Marketplace for the Jira Connector + direct payment for the DevpOps connector

Getint vs TFS4JIRA

Getint offers a modern approach to integrations with fair, value-based pricing. This is why TFS4JIRA customers, including Skoda Auto and Siemens, have migrated to Getint.

Use case 1 - Jira Cloud 250 <-> DevOps integration

Getint
TFS4JIRA

Jira connector monthly

USD 620,50

USD 892,50

Jira connector annually

USD 6,350

USD 9,580

Custom development

Hourly based billing

No options

Payment method

Via Atlassian Marketplace

Via Atlassian Marketplace

Git connection possible

Yes

No

Advanced reporting with log

Yes

No

Other connectors

Supports integration with 16 additional tools

Azure DevOps only

Getint vs Backbone

Getint represents a more modern approach to integrations, offering a unified UI, advanced reporting, notifications, and remote license options. Discover why Kaluza chose Getint over Backbone.

Use case 1 - Jira Cloud 250 <-> Jira 500 integration

Getint
Backbone

Jira Cloud 250 connector monthly

USD 157,50

USD 192,50

Jira Cloud 500 connector annually

USD 1,690

USD 2,065

Custom development

Hourly based billing

No options

Payment method

Via Atlassian Marketplace

Via Atlassian Marketplace

Other connectors

Supports integration with 16 additional tools

Jira only

Advanced reporting with logs

Yes

No

Getint vs Unito

For all Jira integrations, Getint provides straightforward billing through the Atlassian Marketplace, ensuring security and simplifying procurement. Getint offers a fixed-fee model, unlike Unito’s usage-based pricing, which varies—the more you sync, the more you pay.

Use case 1: Jira Cloud 100 Asana integration

Getint
Unito

Monthly connector license (unlimited custom fields, 5 min updates, attachments, support)

USD 300,00 fixed

USD 374,00 usage-based (up to 2500 items in sync)

Annual connector license

USD 3,000 fixed

USD 3,590 usage-based (up to 2500 items in sync)

Custom development

Hourly based billing

No options

Payment method

Via Atlassian Marketplace or directly

Directly

Advanced reporting with logs

Yes

No

OnPremise option

Yes

No

Getint vs Workato

Workato offers a flexible pricing model designed to accommodate various business needs. The base Workspace plan is priced at $10,000 per year, which includes:

• Unlimited apps

• Unlimited tasks and jobs

• Unlimited connections

• Unlimited users

For additional functionality, Workato provides Recipe Packs as add-ons. These packs can be purchased individually or in bundles of 10, 25, 50, or 100, granting access to over 400,000 pre-built recipes.

It’s important to note that pricing can vary based on specific requirements and usage. For instance, according to Vendr’s internal data, the average contract value for Workato is approximately $71,729 with the basic Workspace tier subscription fees up to $17,500 per year.

Getint vs ConnectAll

ConnectALL offers two primary pricing plans, both licensed annually and based on the number of adapters required:

1. Standard Plan:

• Core Engine: Standard

• Adapters: Up to three

• Suitable for: Small to medium-sized businesses

2. Enterprise Plan:

• Core Engine: Enterprise

• Adapters: Unlimited

• Suitable for: Large enterprises

Pricing is customized based on the specific adapters and requirements of your organization. For detailed and up-to-date pricing information, it’s recommended to contact ConnectALL directly

ConnectALL’s pricing starts at $15,200 per year per user.

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