In the same boat as Jon. If you'd like to know a price, you apply for a license request. After the proper documentation has been completed and submitted, you can then find out how much it will cost you.
There's a reason they don't just post prices or estimates - you have to do some of the 'leg work', my friend. If the cost is too high when you receive the contract? Tear it up and notify your Rep. That's that.
When I think about you, I touch myself.