What's the cost of Web of Science for institutions?

Web of Science is a widely used research database that offers comprehensive coverage of the scientific literature across a range of disciplines. The cost of access to this database varies depending on a number of factors, including the type of institution, the size of the institution, and the specific needs of the institution.

For academic institutions, Web of Science offers two main pricing models: subscription pricing and perpetual access pricing. Subscription pricing is based on the number of users, while perpetual access pricing is based on the size of the institution's library collection.

Subscription pricing typically ranges from a few thousand dollars per year for small institutions to tens of thousands of dollars per year for larger institutions. Perpetual access pricing can range from tens of thousands of dollars for small institutions to hundreds of thousands of dollars for larger institutions.

It's worth noting that these prices are subject to change and can vary depending on a range of factors, including the institution's location, the currency in which the institution is paying, and the specific terms of the licensing agreement.