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Every DRM use case is different, so before we quote a price we'll consult with you about your project. Our baseline pricing reflects the proprietary technology developed at FileOpen over two decades, as well as the licensed rights we hold with our partners such as Adobe Systems. We factor in the number of admin seats, the number of end-users, the volume of documents and authentication requests to arrive at a quote.

Yes, tech support from our U.S.-based team is included with your annual license. We provide first-line support, meaning to you and your team, not to your end-users. We answer support queries within one business day. If your organization requires training or end-user support, we can propose a special support package for you.

For enterprise implementations, a per-seat cost may be included. For most one-to-many publishing implementations, we do not charge a per-seat cost or royalty. This allows publishers to make a predictable annual investment in FileOpen rights management technology, and keep more of the profits from their content. Furthermore, FileOpen does not require access to your end-user information.

We are continually improving our platform and keeping up with new releases of the browsers and viewers we support. New FileOpen licensees will benefit from these updates at no extra charge provided they maintain their annual subscription/license. Legacy FileOpen customers may need to upgrade their license to receive the latest updates.

Yes, you are welcome to license a basic implementation and scale up over time. Based on the activity on your FileOpen account, we'll notify you when it's time to go up to the next subscription level. FileOpen powers some of the largest document delivery systems in the world, so the sky's the limit in terms of end-users and files.

We do not permit re-sale of our encryption technology using a single instance of one of our products. We do however welcome OEM and VAR relationships which are negotiated on a case-by-case basis. Learn more about partnering with FileOpen.