How to understand Analytics 360 pricing?

@ervin.williamson 

Understanding Analytics 360 pricing can be a bit complex, so here are the main factors to consider:

1. User tier: Analytics 360 pricing is based on the number of user licenses required for your organization. Each user license allows access to the platform and its features.
2. Hit volume: Analytics 360 pricing is also based on the number of hits (i.e., interactions or data points) your website or app generates. The more hits you have, the higher the cost. Hit volume tiers are usually set in increments of millions of hits per month.
3. Data import and integration: If you need to import data from external sources or integrate Analytics 360 with other Google or third-party products, additional fees may apply, depending on the complexity and volume of the data.
4. Support and services: Google offers different levels of support and consulting services for Analytics 360, which may incur additional costs. These services can range from basic technical support to dedicated account management and advanced consulting.
5. Contracts and billing: Analytics 360 is typically billed on an annual contract basis, and pricing can vary depending on the length of the contract and negotiation with Google.

To get accurate pricing information tailored to your specific needs, it's recommended to contact Google directly or reach out to a Google Sales representative who can provide you with a detailed quote based on your requirements.