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Annual Subscription or Perpetual TeamPage Licenses

	TeamPage Workgroup Annual (10 Project Limit)	TeamPage Server Annual (Unlimited Projects)	TeamPage Server Perpetual (Unlimited Projects)
25 Named Accounts	$3,750	$7,500	$15,000
50 Named Accounts	$4,500	$9,000	$18,000
100 Named Accounts	$6,000	$12,000	$24,000
200 Named Accounts	$9,000	$18,000	$36,000
Unlimited Named Accounts	$15,000	$30,000	$60,000

Try the free version. You can download and install Traction® TeamPage5™ - a free TeamPage version with five Named Accounts, unlimited Visitors, and five Project spaces.

US Government Purchases: A 25% discount applies to all software and services, please contact us to purchase.

Qualified Non-Profit Organizations: See the Non Profit Pricing page.

Purchasing via PayPal Buy Now Button? You'll receive your license file, customer support account, and download instructions by email within one business day. You can register, download and install Traction® TeamPage5™ - a free version with 5 Named Accounts and 5 Projects - first and install your purchased license at any time.

TeamPage Options

Product	Annual License	Perpetual License
Traction® TeamPage™ Attivio Search Module Optional module purchased with TeamPage Server replaces standard TeamPage search with our Attivio based Premium Search Module. Read More
Attivio Search Module for Up to 50 Named Accounts	$2,500	$5,000
Attivio Search Module for Up to 200 Named Accounts	$5,000	$10,000
Attivio Search Module for Unlimited Named Accounts	$10,000	$20,000
Traction® TeamPage Feed Reader™ Module This module allows an administrator to configure TeamPage to capture and publish the contents of external RSS and ATOM feeds. Each feed can be published to a selected TeamPage space with selected tags.	$2,500	$5,000

What's a Project ?

A Traction TeamPage Project is a blog, wiki, and comment space that has its own set of tags to help organize content, and access rules which determine who can see, post, edit, comment and moderate content in that space. Think of each Project space as a separate blog or wiki with its own community and rules. The same TeamPage server can support many Project spaces, each with its own Project news page and a Front Page that automatically rolls up news and feeds from all Projects that you have permission to read. This makes it easy for TeamPage to support collaboration patterns where boundaries between Projects automatically become transparent for navigation, search and tagging if you have permission to cross them, but become reliable barriers where privacy is important, see the Borders, Places and Spaces. For more information and examples, see Project Page and Access Control feature pages.

What's a Named Account ?

Traction TeamPage servers are licensed for specific number - or unlimited - Named Accounts. Users with a Named Account can login, author and edit under their own name, and can be assigned different permissions in different Project spaces as individuals or members of a group. They can also set e-mail digest, time zone, language and other personal preferences. Each Named Account has its own Profile page with optional photo, contact information and personalized content. Named Account login names, email addresses and login passwords can be managed by your TeamPage server or dynamically looked up using external LDAP or Active Directory servers.

What's a Visitor?

Any Project space on a Traction TeamPage server can also be set to allow "Visitors" to read, post, comment or subscribe to public RSS/Atom feeds without logging to the TeamPage server. All Visitors share the same set of access permissions and can optionally identify themselves by voluntarily typing their name along with any post or comment. Visitors do not have their own Profile pages, can't subscribe to email digests or use IM notification, and don't have the ability to set personal preferences. This means that - depending on your use case and permission requirements - you can reserve Named Accounts for primary contributors or individuals with specific role based permissions, and let all others in your Enterprise - or the public Web - use Visitor permissions to read, post or comment in one or more Project spaces that you choose to open to Visitors.

What's the Difference between the Perpetual and Annual Subscription Licenses?

TeamPage Licenses can be purchased on a perpetual or annual subscription basis. In both cases, you download and deploy the Traction TeamPage software on your own server or workstation. In both cases you can choose a license that supports a fixed or unlimited number of Project workspaces and fixed or unlimited number of Named Accounts.

TeamPage Server Perpetual License: The perpetual license allows you to use the software indefinitely. TeamPage Server allows you to create an unlimited number of blog / wiki Project spaces on the same TeamPage server. With this agreement you'll have access to support, upgrades and patches for one year, and you can purchase support and upgrades for additional one year periods. The annual Support & Maintenance price is 20% of the total license price paid.

TeamPage Server Annual Subscription License: This license expires after one year and allows you to create an unlimited number of blog / wiki Project spaces on the same TeamPage server. During the year, you may upgrade or patch the software as updates become available. When the license expires you may continue to use the TeamPage server for read-only reference, but you will be blocked from making any content changes until the license is renewed.

TeamPage Workgroup Annual Subscription License: This license is identical to the TeamPage Server Annual Subscription License, but it is limited to ten active blog / wiki Project spaces. You may deactivate (and reactivate) Project spaces but the total number of active projects can't exceed ten at any time.

Professional Services

You should be able to download, install and start working with Traction in an hour or less. Traction's installer is a single download that uses a graphic or command line interface, making it simple for you to install, sign in, create a user account and start work quickly.

If you prefer, expert guidance and support from Traction Software can help you apply best practices we've learned working with customers from startups to Government agencies and the Fortune 500 deploying Traction for competitive intelligence, product management, project communication, operations logging and other business applications. Traction Software offers professional services including consulting, training, journal configuration, interface (skin) design, integration, and feature development.

Support & Maintenance

Your success is ours, so we treat support as a "feature" and pride ourselves in delivering top notch support and guidance. Premium Software support and Maintenance is included with all subscription licenses and for the first year for all purchased perpetual licenses. After the first year, you can purchase annual support and maintenance subscriptions for perpetual licenses.

Software support is provided on a self-serve basis using Traction's corporate TeamPage server. Services include a personal login account and access to customer forum, knowledge base, product documentation and software downloads. Premium support includes one business day incident response provided by phone, email, and customer projects on Traction Software's TeamPage server.

Software maintenance includes the right to download and apply new major and minor releases and and patches.

TeamPage5 customers have free access to downloads and self-serve maintenance, and may upgrade to Premium incident support for $1,000 per year.

TeamPage5 Premium Support

$1,000

For more information

Please contact our sales team to discuss TeamPage™ as well as our support contracts and professional services offerings. Reach us through our contact us page or by phone 401-528-1145.

November 2008 | EContent - Web 2.0 Security: Getting Collaborative Peace of Mind

Marji McClure writes: "Most companies don't want to inhibit the collaborative flow that Web 2.0 has brought to the marketplace; don't want it to hinder their overall operations and they want to continue to build on their Web 2.0 platforms. Yet as the use of these collaborative applications becomes integrated into business processes, the need for them to be secure becomes imperative. [The problem as, Traction Software's Jordan] Frank points out is that some people trust such systems just because their friends do, and because sites such as Facebook haven’t let people down—yet. He cautions that a breach could cause a backlash against such networks. 'Ensuring success in Web 2.0 means that trust doesn’t get broken,' says Frank." » Read Full Story at EContent. Subscription is required for on-line access. Another version of the story is published at CIO Today.