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Genesis Unveils G8, Introducing Usage-Based Pricing and Advanced Developer Tools

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Genesis Global has launched Version 8 of the Genesis Application Platform (G8), introducing risk-free trials, usage-based pricing, and significant technological advancements, which aim to expedite the development of high-performance financial market applications. Key features include the Genesis Marketplace, a library of pre-built elements to accelerate development; Genesis Create, a web-based tool to get new applications running in minutes; Genesis View, which converts screenshots into concise web UI code; and improved desktop interoperability with additional FDC3 support.

A new client engagement model launched in conjunction with the G8 release creates several powerful incentives for developers, including Genesis Sandbox, which offers free, on-demand platform trials to qualified users with technical support and access to the Genesis Academy learning centre. Additionally, a new usage-based pricing system allows firms to correlate costs with the value they receive from Genesis, eliminating traditional hurdles in software purchases. Furthermore, a new partner portal equips third-party integrators and consultancies to co-sell and build on the Genesis platform.

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