vBCMS Cost

[dynamite]

I know that vBCMS is still a ways out, but has there been any discussion as to what price range it might run. I have found that other CMS seem to run the gamut (from under $100 to $40,000+), so it would be nice to know approximately how much I (as well as others) will need to budget to add this on. Thanks!

[Steve Machol]

Sorry but it is far too early to discuss costs or timing yet.

[IDN]

Sorry but it is far too early to discuss costs or timing yet.

Will it be in between the $0.01-$5,000,000 range?

[daemon]

Will it be in between the $0.01-$5,000,000 range?

Hopefully on the lower end of that spectrum

And can one assume this is project 'Mars' ?

[Wayne Luke]

Will it be in between the $0.01-$5,000,000 range?

Most Likely.

[tgillespie]

I was hoping it would be free to vBulletin customers. Developing a forum is one thing, but writing a CMS to integrate with vBulletin Forums is another. Unless the dev team has something that can't be reproduced, I will stick with the free CMSs. Its probable that the master minds will create something so extremely handy that entises me into buying it

[Dean C]

Jelsoft is a business, they employ a large array of staff, it would not be financially viable to release a free CMS unless they marketed it such that it brings in enough new custom.

[Wayne Luke]

I was hoping it would be free to vBulletin customers. Developing a forum is one thing, but writing a CMS to integrate with vBulletin Forums is another. Unless the dev team has something that can't be reproduced, I will stick with the free CMSs. Its probable that the master minds will create something so extremely handy that entises me into buying it

I know of several free portals that integrate with vBulletin but have yet to see a free CMS. The proposed product will not be a simple portal page that repackages posts and threads. It will be a Content Management System allowing you to enter in full articles and will most likely include searching and other management features.

[Ryan Ashbrook]

I know of several free portals that integrate with vBulletin but have yet to see a free CMS. The proposed product will not be a simple portal page that repackages posts and threads. It will be a Content Management System allowing you to enter in full articles and will most likely include searching and other management features.

I can't wait, I've been looking for a CMS to integrate with my vBulletin.

[Mac Write]

I hope it's in the $150 price range. I need 4-6 copies to run my sites. I also need to twist to to not just handle articles but be a catalogue of stores. like show an image of video then show Date, Length, size, etc.

I hope developement starts in May. I will page about 10 pages of suggestions. If done right it could handle articles, Reviews, FAQ's, Topics (?), Image gallery, etc.If you are able to build in the ability to have different types of content and add in different fields as in my video info example VB CMS will be extremely powerful.

[Shining Arcanine]

I'm coding my own CMS in my spare time (which has been limited due to school but in the summer I should have time to code it). I would have went the Nuke route a long time ago if I didn't have very specific needs when it comes to a CMS.

[briangumble]

What do you mean by "integrate with vbulletin"?

[Shining Arcanine]

I would suppose that would mean that it uses the same database, same user table, etc.

[Kwak]

Been using vbadvanced hack for articles. Free.

[0ptima]

What About VB 3.1? A lot of suggestions were made here that I think are usefull

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=62743