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and experience the unmatched power of Adobe ColdFusion
Named User Licensing / Adobe ID-Based Licensing
Buy Adobe ColdFusion Enterprise and Adobe ColdFusion Standard licenses, assigned directly to users through their Adobe ID or enterprise credentials. This ensures flexibility and seamless access to Adobe's cloud services, making it an ideal model for teams leveraging modern workflows.
Buy Adobe ColdFusion in volume for teams, small businesses and enterprises which are tied to specific devices. Designed for secure and regulated environments, it gives organizations full control over licensing and deployment.
Teams and users needing flexibility and cloud services
Secure, offline, or restricted environments
Buying Programs
Individual subscription
Buy through authorized resellers
An individual subscription is available exclusively through Named User Licensing. It provides a flexible way to access Adobe software, offering ongoing access for a low monthly fee. Your subscription includes all upgrades at no additional charge, ensuring you always have the latest features as long as your subscription remains active.
The Adobe Value Incentive Plan (VIP) is a subscription licensing program available exclusively through Feature Restricted Licensing, offering simple and secure management capabilities, flexible terms, and discount levels that increase with additional purchases. Qualified members can save even more with VIP Select.
An Enterprise Term License Agreement (ETLA) is available exclusively through Feature Restricted Licensing and is ideal for larger deployments across centralized organizations. It provides access to cloud and desktop offerings with budget predictability over a three-year term, with one annual payment due on the same date each year.
Subscription licensing ensures that customers always have access to the latest features, updates, and security patches without needing to make additional purchases for upgrades.
Your access to Adobe ColdFusion, including updates and technical support, will discontinue at the end of your subscription period.
Perpetual licensing is no longer available for any version of Adobe ColdFusion.
Still Have Questions?
For more details on subscription plans, licensing, or deployment, contact us at adobecoldfusion@adobe.com.
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What is the difference between all-new Adobe ColdFusion Enterprise and Adobe ColdFusion Standard
ColdFusion Enterprise (2025 Release)
ColdFusion Standard (2025 Release)
Seamless AI Model Integration
Intelligent Document Processing
Trusted Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG)
MCP-Based AI Connectivity
Native Vector Database Support
Multiple Server Instances
Security Code Analyzer
Central Configuration Server
LDAP and SAML Integration
High-Scalability Email Engine
SOAP to REST Translation
Asynchronous CFML Gateway
Restricted Functionality*
Enterprise Database Drivers
JWT Integration in CF
Cloud Storage Services (AWS, Azure and GCP)
JEE Package Deployment (EAR/WAR)
Web-Based Multi-Instance Manager
Web-Based Cluster Manager
Instance Clustering
GraphQL Client
Operating System Virtualization Support
Cluster Support for HTML5 Web Sockets
HTML to PDF
API Developer Portal
Request Limit Management
RSA FIPS 140–Compliant Strong Cryptology
Cluster Support for Scheduled Tasks
Chaining of Scheduled Tasks
Application Specific Scheduled Tasks
Server-Side Printing
Restricted Functionality*
Online Presentation Generation
Restricted Functionality*
PDF -File Generation From HTML
Restricted Functionality*
PDF Form Processing
Restricted Functionality*
PDF Document Manipulation
Restricted Functionality*
*Restricted functionality: Features are throttled to allow only one shared simultaneous request.
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