Overview

With BlackBerry® Enterprise Server for Microsoft® Exchange, your employees will have push-based access to the following applications on their BlackBerry smartphones:

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Pricing

  • Prices do not include associated shipping and handling fees and any applicable taxes. Prices effective on date of publication and subject to change
  • Prices listed are for electronic delivery. BlackBerry® Enterprise Server software is also available on CD

Product

Price in USD for Electronic Delivery

Price in CDN for Electronic Delivery

BlackBerry Enterprise Server v5.0 Trial Offer

Free

Free

BlackBerry® Enterprise Server for Microsoft® Exchange v5.0
Includes 1 user license

$2999

$3599

BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Microsoft Exchange v5.0
Includes 20 user licenses

$3999

$4799

Additional BlackBerry Enterprise Server Client Access Licenses

   

1 user

$99

$119

5 users

$429

$519

10 users

$699

$839

50 users

$3299

$3959

100 users

$5999

$7199

500 users

$27,499

$32,999

1000 or more users

Call 1-800-327-9085 for details

Call 1-800-327-9085 for details

One-time Update

   

BlackBerry Enterprise Server v5.0 Version Update

$999

$1199

How to Purchase

Purchase online through the BlackBerry Store or call 1-800-327-9085 or email sales@blackberry.com for purchasing assistance or to place an order. You can also purchase or implement your BlackBerry solution through a BlackBerry technology reseller. Find a BlackBerry technology reseller

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Support

Self-service Support

BlackBerry Technical Support

Updating from a Trial BlackBerry Enterprise Server

If you’ve downloaded a trial version of BlackBerry Enterprise Server v5.0, transitioning to full ownership can be done in 2 easy steps:

  1. Purchase BlackBerry Enterprise Server: Purchase BlackBerry Enterprise Server online at the BlackBerry Store, call 1-800-327-9085 or email sales@blackberry.com
  2. Update Your CALs and SRP: To complete your transition to a production version of BlackBerry Enterprise Server, enter a production Client Access License (CAL) and change the Server Routing Protocol (SRP) Identifier and SRP Authentication Key. Find out more about moving from a trial to a production version of BlackBerry Enterprise Server

1A support incident is defined as a single technical question, problem or issue that Research In Motion (RIM) agrees is directly related to the operation of RIM software and/or hardware. A support incident may require multiple interactions with the BlackBerry Technical Support team by email or telephone in order to reach a suitable resolution.