Looking for an Informatica alternative? Pentaho offers transparent pricing, flexible deployment, and a lower total cost of ownership.
Recent shifts at Informatica have sparked real questions for business and IT leaders: What happens to on-prem support? Will pricing change? Is a forced move to the cloud inevitable?
In times of uncertainty, control matters more than ever. And nowhere is that more important than with the true cost of your data platform.
This is where Pentaho stands apart.
Pentaho gives you clarity—not just in your data, but in your pricing. Unlike platforms that require custom quotes, license gymnastics, or vague “cloud transition” fees, Pentaho’s pricing is:
When it comes to Total Cost of Ownership, Pentaho doesn’t just compete—it leads.
While other platforms pivot, rebrand, or realign, Pentaho stays focused. We deliver a data platform designed to make complexity manageable and value more accessible.
You don’t have to choose between power and simplicity. You don’t have to overpay for uncertainty.
If you’re evaluating Informatica—or re-evaluating it—now is the time to compare the real cost of staying versus the value of switching.
Pentaho gives you the confidence to move forward—with clarity, control, and a lower TCO.
Schedule a demo to see what Pentaho can do for your business.
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