Pricing

Standard Element: A prebuilt, packaged integration that enables a connection into a specific application, typically with a REST or cloud-based endpoint (e.g., Salesforce.com, Google Drive, etc.).

Advanced Element: A prebuilt, packaged integration that enables a connection into a specific application, typically with an enterprise, SOAP or Database endpoint (e.g. NetSuite, MySQL,etc.). See table below.

Enterprise Element: A prebuilt, packaged integration that enables a connection into a specific application, typically with an enterprise-level endpoint (e.g. SAP, etc.). See table below.

Integration Customer: An Instance of an Element is created for every account that is authenticated to a cloud service endpoint. Depending on the use case, an Integration Customer can either be associated with an administrator account on behalf of a company or an individual user account.

Each Customer’s customer that leverages an Element (e.g. Salesforce, Marketo and Box) will be counted as one integration customer. Integration Customers are counted based on the number of authenticated Elements processing API traffic. If there is no API traffic in a given month, you will not be charged for that Integration Customer. Trial users are not counted as integration users.

OEM Pricing: For customers that need a higher volume of Active Authenticated Instances, Cloud Elements will work with you on the appropriate volume and price point to fit your go-to-market model. 

Ground2Cloud (G2C): Allows for secure integration between on-premises applications and the Cloud Elements Platform without restriction. A G2C Client is installed on the on-premises application, opening a persistent tunnel to a G2C server in the CE cloud.

Enterprise Platform: Deploy the Cloud Elements platform in your private cloud or use our automated install to manage hybrid deployments. 

Get an idea of the estimated cost and time to market using Cloud Elements vs. building the integrations internally using our Build vs. Buy calculator.