> Second, pricing structures for software can get very weird. So we’re only looking at things that have a flat cost per license and aren’t “contact us for a sal

> Second, pricing structures for software can get very weird. So we’re only looking at things that have a flat cost per license and aren’t “contact us for a sales quote” where they just charge whatever they think you can afford. And it must be commodity software, aka you pay the price tag and you have it within a week. Otherwise the answer would be a 0day exploit or custom software written for NASA.