Cisco
United States · 2 products · 2 with public prices from $3 per user / month
Products
Also sold under Splunk
- Splunk Agent Observability Free plan; paid from $100 / month, billed annually checked today
- Splunk AppDynamics From $6 per vCPU / month, billed annually checked today
- Splunk Attack Analyzer Contact sales, no public price checked today
- Splunk Cloud Platform Contact sales, no public price checked 2 days ago
- Splunk Enterprise From $431.25 per vCPU / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked yesterday
- Splunk Enterprise Security From $212.56 per SVC / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked yesterday
- Splunk IT Service Intelligence From $134.77 per vCPU / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked yesterday
- Splunk Observability Cloud Free plan; paid from $15 per host / month, billed annually checked today
- Splunk On-Call From $5 per user / month, billed annually checked today
- Splunk SOAR From $3,795 per user seat / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked yesterday
Contract terms
- Auto-renewal
- not stated
- Notice period
- not stated
- Renewal uplift
- not stated
- Uplift cap
- not stated
| Term | What the agreement says | Clause | Agreement | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Termination for convenience | Orders are non-cancellable to the extent allowed by lawNote"To the extent allowed by law, Orders are non-cancellable." | Section 5 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Termination for breach | 30-day cure period: either party may terminate the affected Orders if the other party's material breach remains uncured 30 days after written noticeNote"If the breach remains uncured after 30 days of the date of that notice, the non-breaching party may immediately terminate the affected Orders, in whole or in part." | Section 12.1 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Liability cap | Each party's liability is capped at the fees paid or payable for the specific Cisco Offer in the 12 months before the first incident; cumulative for all claims, not per incidentNote"will not exceed the fees paid or payable to Cisco for the specific Cisco Offer that is the subject of the claim in the 12 months before the first incident" | Section 11.2 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Audit rights | Cisco may audit records of Your use of the Cisco Offers on 30 days' notice, no more than once per 12-month period; underpaid fees are due within 30 daysNote"within 30 days' notice from Cisco. Cisco may not give this notice more than once in any 12-month period ... If the verification process reveals underpayment of fees, You will pay these fees within 30 days." | Section 13.5 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Changes to the agreement | The General Terms version published when the Order is placed governs that Order; later changes apply only to Cisco Offers ordered or renewed after the changeNote"These changes will only apply to Cisco Offers Ordered or renewed after the date of the change." | Section 13.6 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Public-sector carve-out | US Government end users: Offers are "commercial computer software" under FAR 12.212 / DFARS 227.7202, and term inconsistencies with federal procurement regulations are unenforceable against the US Federal GovernmentNote"any inconsistency in these terms with federal procurement regulations is not enforceable against the US Federal Government." SLED and Federal users are governed by their own laws and venue (Section 13.8). | Section 13.9 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Payment terms | You pay Your Approved Source all amounts due under Your Orders, including fees for additional consumptionNote"You will pay Your Approved Source all amounts due under Your Orders, including fees for additional consumption of a Subscription Offer or under a Buying Program." | Section 5 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Suspension | Cisco may suspend access if it reasonably believes You or an Authorized User materially breached the use limits or acceptable use sectionsNote"Cisco may suspend Your access to Software, Services, or Subscription Offers if it reasonably believes that You or an Authorized User have materially breached sections 2.2 (Limits on use) or 2.3 (Acceptable use)." | Section 2.4 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Governing law | Set by primary place of business: California (US, Latin America, Caribbean, default); England (Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East, Oceania); New South Wales; Ontario; PRC (HKIAC arbitration); Italy (Court of Milan); Japan (Tokyo District Court)NoteExcluding locations listed separately. US SLED end users: laws, venue and jurisdiction where they are located; US Federal end users: laws of the United States. | Section 13.8 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Changes to the agreement | Cisco may change its Subscription Offers; changes will not materially reduce core functionality during the Use TermNote"These changes will not materially reduce the core functionality of the affected Subscription Offers during the Use Term." | Section 2.8 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Other | Trial Offers (trial, evaluation, beta; paid or free): usable only for the period specified, or 60 days after access when none is specified; not for production use unless Cisco agrees in writingNote"If no Trial Offer Period is specified, You may only access or use the Trial Offer for 60 days after the Trial Offer is available to You." | Section 3.1 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Other | Trial Offers: the Approved Source may change or terminate a Trial Offer at its discretion with reasonable notice; continued use after the period is charged at applicable fees; provided AS-IS without warranties unless Cisco agrees in writingNote"Your Approved Source may change or terminate a Trial Offer at its discretion with reasonable notice." | Sections 3.2-3.3 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
| Other | Order of precedence (highest first): Regional terms; Data Processing Terms; Offer and Service Descriptions; other Supplemental Terms; General Terms; referenced Cisco policies. As between You and Cisco, these terms prevail over Your contract with a Cisco PartnerNote"(b) As between You and Cisco, these terms prevail over any inconsistencies with Your contract with any Cisco Partner." | Section 13.17 | Cisco General Terms v6.0 (2025-09-10) | source [5] |
About
Cisco is an American technology company that builds networking, security, observability and collaboration infrastructure.[1][2] It was founded in 1984[3] and is headquartered in San Jose, California.[4] Cisco sells the Duo identity-security service directly at duo.com,[6] and in March 2024 it completed its acquisition of Splunk.[4] Customer use of Cisco offers is governed by the published Cisco General Terms.[5]
Relations
Sources
- About Us - Cisco Vendor page.
- [1] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- Wikidata: Cisco Reference database.
- [2] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- Wikidata: Cisco inception Reference database.
- [3] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- Cisco Completes Acquisition of Splunk Press report.
- [4] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- Cisco General Terms Published agreement.
- [5] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- Editions and Pricing | Cisco Duo Vendor page.
- [6] Captured 24 Sep 2026.