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description: "Comparing Federated Computer with the Other Products"
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There are some *amazing* offerings available for individuals, teams, and small businesses today. The trouble is, kinda like cable and entertainment pricing today, all the subscriptions really start to add up, and they don't really work well together.
There are some *amazing* offerings available for individuals, teams, and small businesses today. The trouble is, kinda like cable and entertainment pricing, all the subscriptions really start to add up, and they don't really work well together.
### Federated Core Compared to the Competition
Here's a handy table to understand how Federated Core stacks up to the competition. The idea is to give you a sense of what other products you'd have to collect together to make up a Federated Core for five users.
| Federated Core (5 users) | Competition (5 users) |
|--------------------------|----------------------------------|
| Nextcloud | Google Workplace ($12 x 5 = $60) |
| | |
| | |

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- icon: ti-check-box
title: Everything You Need
description: All the software you need for you of your team to be successful. You'll pay 10X for this breadth of software solutions elsewhere.
description: All the software you need for you and your team to be successful. You'll pay 10X for this breadth of software solutions anywhere else.
- icon: ti-key
title: 100% Private

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<p>There are some <em>amazing</em> offerings available for individuals, teams, and small businesses today. The trouble is, kinda like cable and entertainment pricing today, all the subscriptions really start to add up, and they don&rsquo;t really work well together.</p>
<p>There are some <em>amazing</em> offerings available for individuals, teams, and small businesses today. The trouble is, kinda like cable and entertainment pricing, all the subscriptions really start to add up, and they don&rsquo;t really work well together.</p>
<h3 id="federated-core-compared-to-the-competition">Federated Core Compared to the Competition</h3>
<p>Here&rsquo;s a handy table to understand how Federated Core stacks up to the competition. The idea is to give you a sense of what other products you&rsquo;d have to collect together to make up a Federated Core for five users.</p>
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<th>Federated Core (5 users)</th>
<th>Competition (5 users)</th>
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<td>Nextcloud</td>
<td>Google Workplace ($12 x 5 = $60)</td>
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<h4>Everything You Need</h4>
<p>All the software you need for you of your team to be successful. You&#39;ll pay 10X for this breadth of software solutions elsewhere.</p>
<p>All the software you need for you and your team to be successful. You&#39;ll pay 10X for this breadth of software solutions anywhere else.</p>
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</div>
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<guid>https://www.federated.computer/comparison/</guid>
<description>There are some amazing offerings available for individuals, teams, and small businesses today. The trouble is, kinda like cable and entertainment pricing today, all the subscriptions really start to add up, and they don&amp;rsquo;t really work well together.
<description>There are some amazing offerings available for individuals, teams, and small businesses today. The trouble is, kinda like cable and entertainment pricing, all the subscriptions really start to add up, and they don&amp;rsquo;t really work well together.
Federated Core Compared to the Competition Here&amp;rsquo;s a handy table to understand how Federated Core stacks up to the competition. The idea is to give you a sense of what other products you&amp;rsquo;d have to collect together to make up a Federated Core for five users.</description>
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