Most Sitecore estates pay for more than they use. Value Realization is a licence-and-consumption read that turns your Sitecore spend into a roadmap: what you own, what you actually use, and what to do about the gap. Sometimes the answer is “buy less.”
The read
What you own vs. what you use.
Licence inventory
Every product, module, and entitlement in your agreement, listed in plain language.
Consumption vs. entitlement
Actual usage against what you pay for: visits, instances, environments, seats.
Adoption gaps
Personalization, testing, and search features paid for but switched off: the fastest ROI on the list.
Cost per visit, per release
Unit economics for your platform: the numbers a CFO actually wants.
Renewal use
A fact base built before the renewal conversation, when it can still change the number.
Quick-win backlog
The prioritized list of changes that pay back inside a quarter.
How it runs
Collect. Compare. Commit.
Collect
Agreements, invoices, and platform telemetry, read-only and without disruption.
Compare
Entitlement vs. consumption vs. roadmap: the three-way match most teams never run.
Commit
A one-page decision set: drop, keep, activate, or renegotiate, each with its number.
FAQ
Before you ask.
Is this a sales pitch for more licences?
The opposite, often. The read regularly ends in “activate what you own” or “renew smaller.” Credibility here is the point. It’s why clients then trust us with the bigger moves.
We’re mid-contract. Is it still worth it?
Especially then: adoption gaps close fastest when there’s runway, and renewal use is built months before the renewal.
Does it require access to production?
Read-only telemetry and documents. Zero changes to your estate, the same rule as the Health Check.
What does it cost?
Scoped to estate size; ask us and you’ll have a proposal within 24 hours.
Stop paying for shelfware.
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