August
20

Netsuite claims $10,000 average electricity savings – but what about the monthly cost?

Posted By: Wayne Schulz    



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In an interesting advertising campaign, online software provider Netsuite is claiming that their average customer saves $10,000 annually in electricity costs.

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While that may be true (do they work in the dark after purchasing Netsuite?) – no mention is made of the recurring fees associated with Netsuite.

Based on public information you could be spending all of that $10,000 savings — and more (depending upon configuration as shown below).

Some NetSuite Pricing:

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—NetSuite license pricing starts at $299 or $499 per month plus $79 or $99 per User

—Advanced Inventory module can be added on to your NetSuite account for $299 per month

—Advanced Financials module can be added on to your NetSuite account for $299 per month

—Advanced Billing module can be added on to your NetSuite account for $399 per month

—Incentive Compensation / Commission module can be added on to your NetSuite account for $299 per month

—Advanced Project Accounting module can be added on to your NetSuite account for $399 per month

—Add the SiteBuilder module to NetSuite for $299 per month (fully customizable Web Design, SEO Optimization, Multi-Currency shopping, Shopping Comparison feeds to Google Base, Shopping.com, Shopzilla, Nextag and more ….)

—Add Advanced Analytics to NetSuite for $299 per month to take advantage of full circle Marketing Campaigns with outbound email promotions tied to Web Store Analytics and ROI per campaign

Source:
http://www.horizonassociates.net/Product-Datasheets

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