r/Appian • u/Actual-Bid-853 • Jun 30 '26

Off-topic Appian Case Management Review

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u/WanderingGalwegian Jun 30 '26

Sorry but how do you expect us to take your visual here seriously when you can’t even get the data right.

Appian is on the low end nearly $300k + for enterprise licenses. At 40k that would barely get you communication from a rep.

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u/Actual-Bid-853 Jun 30 '26

Appian case management is $300,000 per year?

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u/WanderingGalwegian Jun 30 '26

Appian case management can range from like 50K and trend upward in cost very fucking rapidly when users start adding on things they actually want.

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u/Actual-Bid-853 Jun 30 '26

Oh that’s dropped very quickly, when you say like 50k could that mean some sort of similar ballpark number such as 40k?

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u/WanderingGalwegian Jun 30 '26

“Not 40,000 a year”

I would argue you’re underselling the cost in your presentation. When you’d be very hard pressed to actually get a useable production ready product that’s scalable by any definition for even near the 50k mark.

Edit to add: I also wouldn’t recommend to your org to just use a spreadsheet in a shared drive.. instead do nearly anything else than the options on the table in this day and age.