What will renewal cost?
Start with your contract value, quoted uplift and term. The calculator shows annual costs and a total across the term.
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INTEGRATION TOOLS · COST
Renew or move? Decide with the numbers.
Estimate what your integration platform renewal will cost over its term, what a move might take, and when moving could break even.
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THREE QUESTIONS
See the cost, effort and break-even case together.
What might moving take?
Enter the number of integrations and your own migration pace. The estimate is a range; complexity still needs assessment.
When could moving break even?
Add a target platform cost and migration team cost to compare cumulative moving and staying costs.
PRACTICAL INPUTS
Bring the numbers you actually have.
Use your renewal quote where possible. When you do not have a number, the simulator shows sourced and dated defaults for supported platforms; it leaves unsupported assumptions for you to enter.
It covers common integration estates, including MuleSoft, Workato, Boomi, Celigo and other platforms with manual inputs. Every result is an estimate, not a vendor quote.
Your inputs stay in your browser.
The iPaaS Tools calculator does not ask you to upload contracts or credentials. Review its assumptions and sources before using an estimate in a decision.
Read the method and assumptionsBEYOND THE CALCULATOR
A range is a starting point for a real migration decision.
Dependencies, custom transformations, platform versions, support dates and business criticality determine whether a move is practical. The simulator helps frame the cost question; a readiness review narrows the effort range.
See IOIntegrated's integration workNeed the integration risks mapped?
IntegrationAudit frames the risks behind the cost decision: what might break, who owns the response, and how to verify the fix.
Explore IntegrationAuditKnow the cost before the renewal meeting.
Model your own contract in the working calculator, then discuss the migration assumptions with us if the decision is consequential.