On January 1, 2026, Veeam will adjust the prices of many popular subscription offerings by approximately 4% to 8%. This change takes effect globally for all new purchases and renewals of Veeam subscriptions from that date. According to Veeam, the increase is intended to align their Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) with the added value provided by recent product enhancements, as well as with current market conditions and the competitive landscape.
However, current 2025 pricing remains in effect until December 31, 2025. Customers who have upcoming renewals or planned purchases may want to take advantage of the 2025 prices now, before the new rates are effective on January 1, 2026.

Licensing
This pricing adjustment affects a broad range of Veeam’s subscription licenses. Now is a good time to review your Veeam licensing plans. Here are some steps and tips, based on expert advice from SCHNEIDER IT MANAGEMENT, to consider:
- Renew early if possible: If you have Veeam subscription renewals coming up soon (for example, contracts expiring in early 2026), consider renewing them before the end of 2025. By doing so, you can lock in the current lower rates and avoid the price hike for the duration of your renewed term. The same logic applies to new Veeam subscriptions you expect to purchase – buying in 2025 will generally be cheaper than in 2026 for the same product level.
- Consider multi-year subscriptions: Veeam allows multi-year subscription terms (e.g. 2, 3, or up to 5 years) purchased upfront. Opting for a longer term before the price adjustment can secure the present price for several years. In other words, a multi-year contract started in late 2025 lets you avoid annual increases during that term. This can provide budget predictability and savings, especially if you know you’ll use Veeam’s services long-term.
- Plan for future needs now: If you anticipate growth in your usage of Veeam (for example, adding more protected workloads or new employees in early 2026 who will need Veeam licenses), you might decide to purchase additional license capacity in 2025 under the current pricing. By accounting for near-future needs early, you can potentially offset the impact of the upcoming price increase on those new licenses. Essentially, buying a bit more now could be cheaper than buying after January 1, 2026.
- Consult licensing experts: Navigating software licensing changes can be complex. SCHNEIDER IT MANAGEMENT offers expert advice on Veeam licensing. We recommend reaching out to our licensing specialists to discuss how the Jan. 2026 price adjustment might affect your specific situation. We provide guidance on the best licensing options to minimize cost and meet your business needs. Making informed decisions now – with the help of a licensing consultant – can ensure you’re fully prepared and getting the most value despite the price change.
By taking these steps, you can soften the impact of Veeam’s price increase and ensure continuity in your data protection strategy without any budget surprises. The key message is to be proactive: Review your Veeam subscriptions and act before the new pricing takes effect.
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