DPS pricing

Hi
Could someone please help out with the prices for Professional Edition and Enterprise Edition. It does not say anything on the linked site below, or any els ware on the net. Please note, that the international pricing chart, only consist of the Professional Edition, and has 10.000 downloads as minimum, instead of 5.000 (annual) downloads, as in the link below?
Please help Adobe!
http://www.adobe.com/dk/products/digital-publishing-suite-family/buying-guide-pricing.edu. html

Pro Monthly $495 plus taxes, Pro Annual : US$5,940 plus taxes, more details here: http://www.adobe.com/products/digital-publishing-suite-pro/buying-guide-pricing.html
Enterprise: You need to contact Call Sales for pricing quote or fill this form : http://response.adobesystemsinc.com/content/publishing_suite

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Question about DPS Pricing

wwhat's the cost for dps? I thought there was just a monthly fee per month you pay eg 500$. what is this thinv about paying depended on how small or big your company is, I don't think that should be the case as it's the same service each customer whether your magazine have a subscription base of a 100000 or 1000, should it?
also about this cost per download, what is the cost and why is there a cost? If there is a cost then what will happen if I get 1000 download per month

Branched to a new discussion.
For information about how DPS is priced please see Digital Publishing Suite Help | DPS pricing options.
Neil

Adobe DPS Pricing

Hello everyone,
I just wanted to see if anyone could clarify some things for me on the DPS pricing, I'm set to launch my 1 time digital magazine so in doing this I must pay the $495 platform fee plus choose which .folio download option I want, my question is what happens if I purchase the 10,000 folio option but by magazine is only downloaded 5,000 times, what happens to the exta .folios? Thanks.

No problem! It's nice to have unlimited downloads without fees (Except of course the 30% cut that Apple takes...)
As for the time it takes for Apple to approve does vary a little bit. Usually it takes 6-7 days (I've never had an app approved less than 6 days), yet sometimes it can take 12-14 days depending on the amount of apps they are reviewing, the content you supply for the app, etc. There are at least 50 different factors that could go into their decision making and amount of time spent on reviewing your app. Keep in mind that if your app gets rejected, it can take longer as you then have to fix the "mistakes" and resubmit. Sometimes I've had that happen and I've had it take another 6-7 days before it would finally get approved. I had one multi-issue viewer app that took 5 weeks before it was finally approved.
I don't mean to scare you -- I just want to make you prepared for the monster called Apple and how their dictatorial style of app regulation can affect your app release date significantly!
I hope that helped! Feel free to ask any questions you need. I'm happy to answer them in any way I can.
Best Wishes,
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DPS Pricing: Am I screwing anything up?

Hey all. I hate to find myself in short-term bugaboos here, but I'm trying to dissect Adobe's pricing model and make sure I communicate it correctly, lest my small agency venture into the territory of "unforseen hard costs".
We are looking to use the DPS platform to build an iPad based cookbook for a client. Pretty cut and dry. No subscriptions, gating, e-commerce or anything that might be construed as non-standard.
As I understand it, this is a single-use folio. Because we have a paid team subscription through the Creative Cloud, we will not incur any additional costs from Adobe to create our cookbook single-use folio in InDesign and publish it as an app.
We will incur a $99/year fee from Apple to register as a developer. Once we've undergone the lengthy approval process, we will then be able to have our published cookbook app distributed through the Apple App store. Because this is a single-use folio (i.e., there are no instances of multiple issues a la a Conde Nast magazine). If 100,000 people download this app, no additional fees are incurred.
Am I missing anything here? It seems like it's pretty simple - I'm just concerned about unanticipated surprises. Do I understand this pricing model correctly?
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You're right that you can submit lots of apps but incorrect about keeping the app in the App Store after you cancel your iOS dev subscription.
https://developer.apple.com/support/ios/program-renewals.html
What happens if I do not renew my membership?
If your iOS Developer Program membership expires, your apps will no longer be available on the App Store and you will not be able to submit new apps or updates. You will lose access to pre-release software, the Apple Developer Forums, the Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles, and Technical Support Incidents. However, you will still have access to iTunes Connect and free development resources.
2 - No extra fees from Adobe for Single Edition apps.

DPS pricing/per download

Hi there, we are going to publish a weekly digital magazine for Apple/Android devices. We expect around 8-10.000 downloads of our app. But we are a little confused about the pricing per download. Do we pay every time somebody downloads the app or every time someone downloads one of our weekly issues?
Thanks

Downloads of the app are irrelevant, only the folio downloads are
counted by Adobe.

Cheaper DPS pricing?

Less expensive than Enterprise edtion, DPS Professional Edition came out in April 8. It's been said since then that Adobe is working on a third version: a less price-abusive one, oriented to freelancers and small businesses who also want a prescense in the new digital universe, but can not afford to pay $6000 (or more) a year to go online.
Any light on when?
Thank you in advance.

Really? an Agency model? Would you please send some info: I could only find the first two models at the DPS website (Enterprise and Professional). And a cut price for a cheaper version, it makes sence what you say, but I don't think small business would be much interested in the selling or analytics part of DPS. All we want is a chapest way to make our digital content live and accesible to our customers. Plain and simple... and price-reasonable.

Hello. I began with the DPS. Is it possible to publish a magazine for a limited, specific target group? For example, in one department of a large company? Or to the responsible for various services? If so, how should I do? Thank you for your help.

Hello.
I began with the DPS. Is it possible to publish a magazine for a limited, specific target group? For example, in one department of a large company?
Or to the responsible for various services? If so, how should I do? Thank you for your help.

Short answer is yes.
Click the request for consultation link in Digital Publishing Suite Help | DPS pricing options to receive a price estimate for the DPS license your project.

Is DPS or app publication included with Indesign CC (singe app subscription) ?

So the question is: can I subscribe to Indesign CC and use this to publish a free magazine in the app store or google market? Is the publishing process free when you have an Indesign CC subscription?

The DPS Professional and Single Edition SKUs are no longer available to new customers. If you already purchased single edition license then you can update the existing app or build new DPS app only for ipad.
If you want to create app for Google and windows then purchase DPS enterprise edition.
Please contact Adobe Sales by filling out the following form for further pricing information:
http://www.adobe.com/products/request-consultation/digital-publishing-suite.html
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I own the Master Collection and am not interested in subscribing to the Creative Cloud at this time.
My educational institution has a much easier time fiscally in one-time outlays (licenses) rather than monthly (continuing) subscription models.
For this reason I am interested in DPS however not in the Creative Cloud.
I have been having a bear of a time finding out any information regarding non-Creative Cloud DPS pricing.
I sense a real push from Adobe to the Creative Cloud where DPS is concerned.
I am interested in leveraging DPS in a classroom setting with approximately 40 computers, all licensed with at least Web and Design Premium.
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Thanks Bob for your swift reply. I greatly appreciate the ability to correspond related to my query.
The goal is to teach students to integrate the Creative Suite CS6 (in this case, primarily Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign/Incopy) and Lightroom4, into a convergent newsroom environment, with final portfolio in the DPS.
We are designing a curriculum where the final project for students will be a student-created magazine/journal to be distributed via the appstore for alumni outreach.
We have a campus site license with Adobe however our IT staff have no information on DPS, or at least they are unaware of it at this time.
Currently I am working on writing a grant with a deadline of next week, Friday January 25. I want to include costs for licensing of DPS for Education, however I have requirements to adhere to.
In particular, I am not permitted to allocate monthly subscriptions into a grant of this type, rather, the licensing costs must be based on 1-time outlays.
If there were additional charges necessary to upload a finished magazine, that would be fine, but monthly charges (ie subscriptions) would not be possible.
Thank you again Bob. I have attempted to contact Adobe Education via this forum and email however it remains (now, and in the past) challenging for me to actually speak with someone.
Cordially with appreciation for your expertise, and willingness to share your perspective-
Timothy

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I would think that with Adobe's public announcement to retire DPS SE, the company would have the courtesy to inform its Creative Cloud subscribers, who seemingly will be affected, of the impact the change will have on them. I am calling on Adobe to address its customers concerns without further delay.

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I have a question regarding a very specific scenario as it applies to Adobe Digital Publishing that I am having trouble finding an answer to.
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1. The export button is only for use with Single Edition publications, for customers who are not using Creative Cloud.
2. All DPS issues are hosted by Adobe, you cannot host them on your own server.
3. The DPS pricing model is based around a per-issue download charge. There is no way to distribute content with DPS and avoid that charge.
Neil

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Clarification needed regarding download fees:
Single-issue free apps are charged a download bundle fee, single-issue paid apps are not charged a download fee. Multi-issue apps are charged a download bundle fee. Is this correct?
Can you point me to a DPS download fee structure link?
Thx

Single-issue apps -- free or retail -- are not charged a download bundle fee. Folios in multi-issue apps are charged against the publisher's download bundle count.
Adobe DPS pricing guide:
http://www.adobe.com/products/digital-publishing-suite-family/buying-guide-pricing.html

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Here are two threads to look at:
The end of DPS Single Edition
What is going on with DPS?
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