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HyperRESEARCH has been an indispensable resource for us. To do qualitative research by hand as it used to be done would be an enormous undertaking. We have somewhere in the vicinity of 5,000 pages of transcribed interviews. If we didn't have the HyperRESEARCH software, we never would have been able to do it. We would have needed to have probably four or five research assistants.

Richard A. Mackey, D.S.W.
Professor, Graduate School of Social Work
Boston College


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Number of Licenses/Units Price ($US)
Single User: 1-4 licenses $370.00.
Volume Pricing:5-10 licenses $320.00 ea.
Volume Pricing: 11-25 licenses
$270.00 ea.
Volume Pricing: 26-50 licenses
$220.00 ea.
Volume Pricing: 51+ licenses $170.00 ea.
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Single User Upgrade v2.0+ ->2.8.3: Free!

HyperRESEARCH is licensed to "single users." Our licensing policy allows each user to install the software on up to three computers (for example, one for work, one for home, and one on a laptop to use in the field), provided only one copy is in use at a time. For more information, see our FAQ: "ResearchWare Licensing Terms."

For information on high volumes and site licenses, including Institutional Site Licenses and subscriptions, please contact ResearchWare at sales@researchware.com or call 888-497-3737 (if outside the US dial 00+1+781-961-3909).

 

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