The results generated are intended for guidance and illustrative purposes only. The figures provided are estimates and should not be considered a financial proposal, a quote, or an official statement of costs or pricing. For a detailed comparison against your actual current stack, request a personalized analysis from our team.
How it works
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Enter your inputs
Industry, organization size, current annual platform spend, and time horizon.
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See your estimate
An estimated savings range updates in real time as you adjust the inputs.
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Review what's included
See what a Liferay DXP subscription covers, shown alongside the numbers.
1What's your industry?
2How big is your organization?
3What do you spend on digital platforms today?
4Over what time horizon?
Estimated savings with Liferay
$1.0M – $2.0M
over 5 years, based on industry benchmarks for organizations like yours
Plus, included in your subscription:
- Continuous platform roadmap — AI Hub, headless APIs, Commerce evolution, modern UX
- Dedicated Technical Account Manager and solution architecture support
- SLA-bound product security response with backporting to your LTS version
- SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001/27017/27018 compliance for the platform
- WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility, documentation, and CI/test infrastructure
Frequently-Asked Questions
DXP total cost of ownership is the full cost of running the platform over its lifetime, not just the licence fee. It covers licensing or subscription, implementation and custom development, infrastructure and hosting, integration, ongoing maintenance, security and compliance, and the internal staff time to operate it. Viewing these together usually surfaces costs that line-item budgets miss.
Add every one-time and recurring cost across the platform's lifespan, then divide by the number of years for an annual figure. The usual inputs are current platform spend, organization size, deployment model, and time horizon. The calculator on this page produces a directional estimate from those inputs in real time.
Six areas account for most of the spend: licensing or subscription, development and customization, infrastructure and hosting, integration and maintenance, security and compliance, and internal staff time. Technical debt and vendor lock-in sit outside most formal budgets but still raise the real total.
Often, yes. Replacing separate CMS, portal, commerce, search, and integration tools with one platform removes duplicate licences, cuts integration maintenance, and reduces the staff time spent connecting systems. How much you save depends on how much overlap exists in your current stack.
Open-source licensing removes per-seat and per-core fees, but TCO is more than licensing. Hosting, support, development, and compliance still apply. A platform like Liferay can lower long-term cost and reduce vendor lock-in while still providing enterprise support and SLAs through a subscription.
No. It's a directional estimate for planning and comparison only, not a quote or pricing commitment. For figures matched to your actual stack and contract terms, request a tailored analysis from the Liferay team.
