While pricing is always a factor, focusing on the return on investment (ROI) when choosing MDM software is essential. A cost-effective solution might save you money upfront, but it could cost you more in the long run if it doesn’t provide the features you need or requires constant workarounds.
When evaluating costs, consider the initial price, ongoing subscription fees, maintenance costs, and the productivity gains the software provides. A good MDM solution will pay for itself by reducing inefficiencies, limiting downtime, and improving overall productivity.
Take a subcontractor who previously struggled with lost tools, missed job updates, and disorganized crew schedules. After investing in a robust MDM solution, they saw a 20% increase in job completion rates, reduced admin time, and saved money on lost tools. These productivity gains provided significant cost savings, delivering a healthy ROI within the first year.