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Mendix vs Virtuoso Universal Server

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Mendix

7.8#2 in knowledge graph softwareFrom $1,090 a month
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FactMendixVirtuoso Universal Server
CompanyMendix says it was founded in Rotterdam, Netherlands, in 2005 and acquired by Siemens in 2018.OpenLink Software is a privately held company founded in 1992.
DeploymentMendix says applications can be deployed to public cloud or on-premises, including air-gapped environments.The open-source edition provides installers for Linux, macOS, and Windows, Docker instructions, and source builds for those operating systems.
Founded20051992
ProductMendix is a low-code platform for building, running, and orchestrating apps and agents for a hybrid workforce.Virtuoso is a multi-model DBMS and HTTP-based application server that provides access to disparate data sources.
SecurityMendix describes security, governance, data privacy, and compliance as priorities across its platform, applications, and security operations.The maker describes fine-grained attribute-based access controls and lists encryption at rest as a commercial feature.
SupportThe pricing page lists Standard support from 9 AM to 5 PM and Premium support 24/7, excluding local holidays.Commercial support can include bug fixes, feature enhancements, performance tuning, and consulting, with specifics depending on the agreement.

Mendix plans

  • Standard — One App$1,090 a month
  • Standard — Unlimited Apps$2,725 a month
  • Premium—
  • PremiumPriced on request
  • Premium — One AppPriced on request
  • Free—

Virtuoso Universal Server plans

  • Personal$99.99 a year
  • Developer$199 a year
  • Project$499 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick Mendix if…

Mendix may suit people building business applications through visual development, with options for prototypes, standard business apps, or mission-critical systems. Its listed audiences range from personal projects to enterprise use.

Pick Virtuoso Universal Server if…

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