Best IT Management Software - Page 65

Compare the Top IT Management Software as of November 2026 - Page 65

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    Ripton Cloud

    Ripton Cloud

    Ripton Cloud

    Ripton Cloud is secure file transfer software for teams moving large files and file-heavy directories across difficult networks. Its browser workspace organizes packages, recipients, access policies, and transfer status, while native transfer applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux support local file movement. Teams can monitor transfer progress, use supported recovery workflows, and review completion records. Shared inboxes and policy-controlled public upload and download links support external file exchange. It serves media and production teams, enterprise IT, research, and other organizations with demanding file movement workflows. Performance depends on the workload, endpoints, storage, and network conditions; teams can evaluate it using their own transfer route.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Carve Data Recovery
    Carve Data Recovery is a Windows utility for recovering files from deleted, formatted, lost, or damaged volumes. It scans FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, and NTFS, and can reconstruct partitions and directory structures when partition records or boot sectors are missing or damaged. When directory entries are unavailable, content-based carving identifies supported formats and determines file boundaries. The software previews files, creates byte-for-byte disk images, and reads SMART drive-health attributes. It supports 512-byte and native 4Kn sectors, USB drives, memory cards, and disk images. Users can recover documents, photos, media, archives, and supported CAD and 3D files, saving recovered data to a separate destination. Scanning and previewing are free; the free edition limits recovered files to 1 MB each, with paid perpetual licenses for individual computers, small teams, and sites.
    Starting Price: $59.95 one-time
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    MageSentinel

    MageSentinel

    MageSentinel

    MageSentinel is a hosted synthetic-monitoring service for ecommerce checkout reliability. It uses a real browser to check Magento 2/Adobe Commerce and WooCommerce storefronts, following product discovery, cart, address, shipping and payment steps, then verifies cart details and checkout behavior. Scheduled checks can also place an optional real test order, confirm it in the store's admin and cancel it. The service reports the failed step and likely cause, and attaches screenshots, browser traces, network and console logs with sensitive values redacted. Merchants, ecommerce teams, developers and agencies can monitor one or many stores and route alerts to email, Slack or webhooks. Optional Magento and WooCommerce connectors provide additional store diagnostics; the hosted checks do not require a connector to run.
    Starting Price: €19/month
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    cronhost

    cronhost

    cronhost

    cronhost is a free cron job and webhook scheduler for developers, indie hackers, and DevOps teams. Schedule HTTP requests to any endpoint on a cron expression, with automatic retries, execution logs, and instant failure alerts so jobs never fail silently. A REST API and TypeScript SDK are included on every plan, including free. Built by a solo founder after too many cron jobs failed without anyone noticing.
    Starting Price: $5/month (Hobby)
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    Groundskeeper

    Groundskeeper

    RSJ Software Ltd

    Groundskeeper is self-hosted IT monitoring software for schools and academy trusts. It brings information from school IT systems—including servers, network devices, firewalls, backup services, Microsoft 365, management information systems and other school services—into a central dashboard. IT teams can monitor infrastructure status, review alerts and use plain-English summaries and red/amber/green indicators to communicate service health to school leaders. Groundskeeper runs on a school’s own server, with its data kept on the school’s network. The product is designed to help school IT staff oversee a mixed technology environment, spot issues and understand which systems may need attention. Its monitoring covers the systems connected to a school’s IT environment, with the dashboard presenting operational information for both technical teams and senior decision-makers.
    Starting Price: £0
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    MultiMac

    MultiMac

    NovaSynapse OU

    MultiMac is a native macOS utility for using one keyboard and pointer across multiple Macs on the same local network. Move the pointer across screen edges to switch between paired computers, and share text or images through configurable clipboard directions. It pairs Macs independently of their Apple accounts and includes controls for per-device access. Premium adds screen sharing, remote app windows, and file and folder transfers; these features are available in a 30-day trial and require Premium afterward, while keyboard, pointer, and text/image clipboard sharing remain free. MultiMac supports Intel and Apple silicon Macs running macOS 12.3 or later. A lifetime Premium license is available as a one-time purchase.
    Starting Price: $44 one-time
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    FindIP Shield
    FindIP Shield is a visitor risk monitoring and abuse-prevention service for website owners, online stores, SaaS teams, and developers. It analyzes network signals such as VPN, proxy, Tor, hosting or datacenter connections, known malicious IPs, and IP changes during a session. It provides risk scores, reasons, and recommendations for visits and form activity. Teams review activity in a dashboard and can monitor, delay, challenge, or block risky signup, login, lead, or checkout events. Setup options include WordPress and WooCommerce plugins, a Shopify app, Google Tag Manager, Cloudflare, a JavaScript snippet, and an npm SDK. Developers can verify sessions through a server-side endpoint. Shield evaluates network signals rather than device fingerprints and does not read form values, passwords, or payment details. Its Free Preview includes up to 10,000 recorded events per site daily, subject to per-minute rate limits.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Pathfinder Studio

    Pathfinder Studio

    AIVenture Studios LLC

    Pathfinder is an application-discovery and automation workspace in development for QA, engineering, regulated organizations, and enterprise software teams. It is designed to explore web applications through controlled browser interaction, collect evidence about screens, controls, and workflows, and organize observations in an inspectable Application Digital Twin. Teams can use the model to review application structure, assess discovery coverage and restoration reliability, analyze changes and impact, and prepare ranked locators, reports, and reusable automation assets. Frameworks such as Katalon, Playwright, and Selenium are export targets, with production automation targets packaged separately by edition. Planned Enterprise capabilities include an API, while local-first workflows are intended across editions. Pathfinder is being developed as an application-intelligence layer for understanding complex applications and improving governed automation.
    Starting Price: $299/user/month
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    Waycar

    Waycar

    OTREVA

    Waycar is a native iPhone and iPad app for developers who want to monitor and control coding agents running on their own Mac or Linux computers. It connects to hosts over SSH and can use mosh for live terminal sessions, with SSH fallback. The app brings agent and shell sessions from herdr or tmux into a console, where users can open terminals, read output, send prompts, respond to supported permission requests, and receive alerts when agents are blocked or done. It supports several coding-agent command-line tools, with controls varying by harness. Hosts must remain powered on and reachable. Waycar does not require an account or route terminal sessions through a cloud service. The free tier allows 10 new or resumed launches per rolling 30 days; Pro removes that limit. Waycar is designed for individual developers using their own machines.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Competiflow

    Competiflow

    Competiflow

    Competiflow is a SaaS competitor-monitoring and competitive-intelligence product for product marketers, founders, product and strategy teams, and developers building AI-agent workflows. Add a competitor's homepage and it discovers public pricing, blog, documentation, changelog, and homepage pages to monitor on a schedule. The service extracts structured details such as prices, plan names, features, and post titles, then compares them with prior captures to identify substantive changes. Each change includes severity, a plain-language summary, why it may matter, and before-and-after evidence. Users review changes in a workspace feed or receive scheduled or real-time alerts by email, Slack, or webhook. A REST API and MCP server expose monitoring data and evidence to external tools and AI agents. Plans are based on monthly page checks, with page limits and check frequencies varying by tier.
    Starting Price: $19/month
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    Lightspeed365

    Lightspeed365

    Content Formula

    Lightspeed365 is a SharePoint-native intranet for Microsoft 365 organizations. Deployed through the SharePoint app catalog, its web parts provide branded layouts and navigation, targeted news and alerts, FAQs, quick links, policy hubs, and a searchable Handbook. Employees access the intranet in SharePoint or through Microsoft Teams on desktop and mobile. Optional capabilities include AI-powered search, news subscriptions, push notifications, and multi-company branding. It connects with Power Automate and Power BI, supports analytics through Microsoft Clarity, and can integrate with Xoralia for policy acknowledgment and staff attestation. Internal communications, HR, and IT teams can publish company information, improve content discovery, and support employee self-service within their existing Microsoft 365 tenant. Core licensing is annual or one-time perpetual; premium apps are optional.
    Starting Price: $10,000/year
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    Gitsu

    Gitsu

    Coduo Studio

    Gitsu is a GitHub-native issue tracking client for developers who manage work in GitHub Projects. It offers a browser-based app and a macOS desktop app for viewing and editing project boards and issues while keeping GitHub as the system of record. Users can organize work with Kanban, list and roadmap views, create saved filters, navigate with keyboard controls, and bulk-edit selected issues. The desktop app adds coding-agent features and an MCP server that lets compatible agents read boards and perform supported issue actions, including changing project fields, managing labels, commenting, and creating or closing issues. Gitsu syncs edits with GitHub and provides tools to import existing issues into GitHub. A free web plan includes project views and editing; paid Pro and Team subscriptions add the macOS app, AI features, and agent access. It is designed for solo developers and small teams using existing GitHub workflows.
    Starting Price: $4.99/user/month
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    GenticFlow

    GenticFlow

    GenticFlow Ltd.

    GenticFlow is an IT support and endpoint-management platform for internal IT teams and managed service providers. It combines endpoint monitoring, operating-system patching, application inventory, Microsoft 365 management, user support, ticketing, investigations and technician tools in one workspace. Teams can start from a user request, monitoring alert or open ticket, review endpoint findings and recommended next steps, then use approved fixes or remote control, terminal and file-transfer tools. Technicians verify outcomes and keep actions and results with support records. GenticFlow provides built-in ticketing and connects with supported PSA and service-desk systems, plus identity, security, cloud and network tools. Native iOS and Android apps support mobile ticket and endpoint work. Smart is cloud-hosted; Hero adds workflow automation, API and MCP access, and a self-hosted option with a 500-endpoint minimum.
    Starting Price: $1.96/endpoint/month
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    Pckgr RMM
    Pckgr RMM is a cloud-based endpoint management platform for IT teams and managed service providers (MSPs) managing Windows and macOS devices. Its web console supports app deployment from a curated catalogue, scheduled application updates, software inventory, device groups, deployment monitoring, and scripts for Windows and macOS. Administrators can manage Windows policies and updates, and review application vulnerabilities associated with known CVEs. The service includes endpoint enrollment, multi-tenant management, and audit logging. Windows and Mac devices support built-in browser-based remote desktop. Pckgr can be used alongside an existing mobile device management system. A free plan covers up to five devices; Pro starts at $10 per month, with an additional $1 per device each month.
    Starting Price: $10/month
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    GenMail

    GenMail

    Genspark

    GenMail is an AI-assisted email and calendar client for people who want to manage multiple mailboxes in one workspace. Desktop and mobile apps connect Gmail, Outlook/Microsoft 365, iCloud, NAVER, Yahoo! JAPAN, LINE WORKS, and other accounts that support IMAP/SMTP, with provider-specific limitations. It combines a unified inbox, folders and search with AI inbox triage, message summaries, reply drafts based on the user's writing style, follow-up suggestions, scheduled sending, and natural-language email search. A unified calendar brings together supported connected calendars and includes event creation and RSVP tracking. Users can review and edit AI-generated drafts before sending; account-based AI features consume Genspark credits. GenMail is available for macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and on the web, while connected mail remains with its email provider.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Eureka DevSecOps

    Eureka DevSecOps

    Eureka DevSecOps

    Eureka is a cloud-based application security and DevSecOps platform for software development teams. It checks code, dependencies, exposed secrets, and software-supply-chain risks, and accepts supported scanner output and SARIF results. The platform consolidates findings, removes duplicates, prioritizes them with application context, and tracks ownership, remediation, validation, approvals, and risk decisions. Teams can connect code repositories, issue trackers, and CI/CD workflows, linking findings to tickets and pull requests. Eureka preserves activity and decision history to help prepare application-security evidence for customer security reviews, audits, and regulated software documentation. It is designed for engineering and security teams that want to establish or operate an AppSec process without assembling scanner integrations and evidence workflows themselves.
    Starting Price: $125/month
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    LevelFour

    LevelFour

    LevelFour

    LevelFour is a FinOps platform that finds the waste in cloud, SaaS, and AI spend and ships each saving. It covers AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and Kubernetes, with SaaS and AI bills in the same system of record. LevelFour applies each saving in your account, opens it as an infrastructure-as-code pull request, or hands your team the steps. Creditas, ClickBus, Cayena, and Darwin Seguros use it to cut their bills. Engineers see cost in pull requests on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps, in the CLI, and through an MCP server their AI agents can call. Finance sees each saving on the next bill, with the change, the date, and the person who approved it. The pull request bot prices Terraform, CloudFormation, Pulumi, CDK, and Kubernetes manifests before they merge. Cloud Savings costs 30% of realized savings, and nothing when the bill doesn't drop.
    Starting Price: $30/month
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    PerfDelta

    PerfDelta

    PerfDelta

    PerfDelta is a web-based website speed testing and monitoring service for SEO specialists, agencies, and in-house web teams. Its free test scans up to three pages on mobile and desktop, combining real-user Core Web Vitals from the Chrome UX Report with Lighthouse lab measurements. Reports compare a site with up to two competitor domains and a benchmark of previously tested sites, show page-weight breakdowns and request timelines, identify site technologies, and estimate savings in prioritized recommendations naming affected files. Paid plans add scheduled monitoring, performance budgets, email alerts, report history, and PDF exports; Agency and Scale plans also provide CSV export, public dashboards, and a REST API. MCP access lets compatible AI agents request tests and retrieve results. Reports can be shared with clients for performance audits and ongoing site work.
    Starting Price: €23/month
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    BWorlds

    BWorlds

    BWorlds SAS

    BWorlds is a cloud platform for reviewing and monitoring applications built with AI app builders and coding assistants. Before launch, it checks security, reliability, data protection, performance, operating costs and code quality, then explains findings and provides fix prompts for supported builders. After launch, BWorlds monitors availability, errors and affected user sessions to help teams investigate issues and verify fixes. Users can start with a live app URL and connect a GitHub repository for code-aware analysis. Supported workflows include Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Base44, v0, Emergent and Claude Code. The service is designed for solo builders, startups, agencies delivering client apps and organizations overseeing internal applications. Its free plan includes a full audit, unlimited apps and 1,000 monthly credits; paid plans add higher credit allowances, alerts, longer monitoring history and team features.
    Starting Price: $25/month
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    ReachStream Email Verifier
    ReachStream Email Verifier helps businesses validate individual email addresses and email lists before outreach. Sales and marketing teams can check addresses through the web dashboard or upload a CSV list, then use the results to identify potentially invalid contacts and improve contact data quality. The service supports email list validation, prospect-list cleanup, and preparation for sales and marketing campaigns. It is designed for B2B sales teams, marketers, lead-generation specialists, and other organizations that rely on email outreach. An API supports automated verification, and an MCP connector lets users access email verification from Claude. By identifying potentially invalid addresses before a campaign, ReachStream Email Verifier can help users reduce unnecessary bounces, maintain cleaner contact lists, and support email deliverability.
    Starting Price: $15/month
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    Doggygo

    Doggygo

    Prometheus Advertising

    Doggygo is a subscription VPN and proxy service for individuals and teams seeking encrypted connections and access to online services through remote nodes. Users create an account in the web panel, choose a plan, and import a connection profile into the Doggygo iOS app or a compatible Clash client. The service uses QUIC transport, TLS encryption, traffic routing, load-balanced nodes, and automatic or manual node selection. Its official app supports iPhone and iPad, with Apple Silicon Mac compatibility; setup guidance also covers Windows, macOS, phones, tablets, and routers using compatible clients. Plans vary by monthly traffic allowance, device limits, and bandwidth. A three-day trial includes a daily traffic cap. Setup and troubleshooting guidance is available through the product website and user panel.
    Starting Price: ¥15.8/month
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    EtherApps Forge

    EtherApps Forge

    EfficientEther

    EtherApps Forge captures Windows applications on the machines they already run on, even when the installer is lost, and turns them into signed MSIX, MSI, Intune Win32 and App Attach packages for Microsoft Intune, Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop. AI does the busywork: the Forge MCP server lets GitHub Copilot and other AI clients drive Forge in plain English, one real tool call at a time, and Forge AI Controller (private preview) runs packaging as an agent in your own infrastructure, with local AI models so data stays in your environment. Capture runs from Windows XP SP3 to Windows 11 and Server 2008 R2 to 2025. App-V 5 packages convert to MSIX or MSI without resequencing. Sign, validate and smoke test each package. Forge runs on your own machines, so packages and signing keys stay with you. 7-day free trial at etherapps.ai: 25 captures, no card. £895 per named packaging admin per year, plus VAT.
    Starting Price: £895/packaging admin/year
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    EtherInsights

    EtherInsights

    EfficientEther

    Seats nobody uses. Changes nobody noticed. AI nobody approved. EtherInsights finds all three across your Microsoft estate, gives each one an owner, and keeps the proof. Find unused Microsoft 365 licences before renewal, with a warning 30 days ahead. See who changed a setting in Entra ID, Intune, Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint, Windows 365, Defender or Purview, and put back just that setting. See the AI apps in your tenant and who let them in, and check Microsoft 365 Copilot readiness. MSPs see every customer tenant in one partner portal. Scans are read-only and metadata-only. £0.79 per licensed user a month, no add-ons. 14-day free trial (card required). Also on Microsoft Marketplace.
    Starting Price: £0.79/licensed user/month
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    Hydra Multi-Seat
    Hydra Multi-Seat is Windows multiseat software that lets several people use one PC at the same time, each with a separate Windows account and desktop. Users connect their own screens, keyboards, mice and audio devices, then assign them to seats in Hydra’s control panel. The product supports two or more seats on Windows 10 and Windows 11, with each person able to run their own apps, work or games simultaneously. It is designed for households, couples, families, roommates and shared gaming, and can also support computer stations such as shop counters. Hydra is installed locally on a Windows PC; the screens connect directly to the computer rather than receiving streamed desktops. A single PC license covers all seats. Monthly, annual and lifetime licenses are available, and a seven-day trial provides access to the product’s features.
    Starting Price: $6.99/month
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    BugDrop

    BugDrop

    BugDrop

    BugDrop is an open-source website feedback widget that sends reports to GitHub Issues. Teams connect a repository with the BugDrop GitHub App and add a JavaScript snippet to their site. Visitors can report bugs, request features, ask questions, or submit ratings through configurable flows; reports can include annotated screenshots, browser and page details, and optional console logs. Teams can customize the widget’s appearance and feedback questions, then review submissions in GitHub rather than a separate BugDrop dashboard. The script-based widget works across web frameworks and static sites. BugDrop provides a hosted service and can also be self-hosted on Cloudflare Workers with a team’s own GitHub App. It is designed for product and engineering teams that manage website feedback in GitHub Issues.
    Starting Price: $0
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    NetworkSketch

    NetworkSketch

    NetworkSketch

    NetworkSketch is browser-based network diagram and documentation software for network engineers, IT teams, MSPs, VARs and telecom professionals. It supports physical and logical topologies built from devices, ports, media types, speeds, VLANs, buildings, racks and subnets, with checks for duplicate IP addresses, out-of-subnet addresses and reused ports. Auto-arrange organizes layouts, while PDF exports combine diagrams with a title block, device inventory, cabling schedule and VLAN information; PNG and CSV exports are also available. Users can start from CDP/LLDP neighbor output, SolarWinds Orion exports, IT Glue or Hudu files, or spreadsheets. Diagram files are edited in a desktop browser and stay on the user's computer; NetworkSketch does not scan or connect to network equipment. Use cases include network planning, site surveys, installation paperwork, as-built records, change documentation, audits and training labs.
    Starting Price: $9/month
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    CopVPN

    CopVPN

    CopVPN

    CopVPN is a subscription-based virtual private network (VPN) service for individuals and households who want to route internet traffic through encrypted connections. Its apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone, and iPad let users connect to VPN servers in multiple countries, mask their public IP address, and protect traffic on public Wi-Fi. The service supports WireGuard and OpenVPN and includes an automatic kill switch. Users can choose a server location, and one subscription can be used on multiple devices. After a paid subscription expires, an account reverts to a limited free plan. CopVPN also offers a browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox that protects browser traffic. Common uses include private browsing, securing connections while traveling, and accessing websites through servers in other regions.
    Starting Price: $5.99/month
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    UpDown247

    UpDown247

    UpDown247

    UpDown247 is a Windows desktop monitoring application for IT administrators, small businesses, managed service providers, and home-lab enthusiasts. From one dashboard, it monitors Windows PCs and servers, Linux servers, websites, services, TCP ports, and SSL certificates without requiring agents on monitored systems. It connects to Linux systems through SSH and Windows systems through WinRM. The application tracks CPU, memory, disk usage, response times, and uptime, with historical performance graphs, availability reports, and alert history. Windows and email alerts notify users when a system goes down and when it recovers. UpDown247 runs directly on a Windows computer, with no cloud account required.
    Starting Price: A$19
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    Pingoru

    Pingoru

    Pingoru

    Pingoru is a hosted service for monitoring status pages of cloud and SaaS providers. Users select providers and components they rely on, then view incidents and maintenance information in one dashboard. Pingoru checks thousands of provider pages, parses multiple formats, and normalizes component states, incident updates, and scheduled maintenance. Component-level selections can narrow monitoring to relevant services or regions where the provider page supports them. When a provider reports a problem, Pingoru can send alerts through email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, and webhooks. A REST API and MCP-compatible access connect status data with other tools. The service is designed for software teams, IT and operations staff, and developers who need to distinguish a third-party service incident from a problem in their own systems. A free tier covers three monitors.
    Starting Price: $9/month
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    Rightech IoT Core
    Rightech IoT Core is a server-side Internet of Things platform for connecting devices and applications, collecting and normalizing telemetry, and managing connected assets. It provides device models and digital shadows, data handlers, event-driven state-machine automation, dashboards, maps, object history, and tools for routing device data to external applications. The platform supports multiple device protocols, including MQTT, CoAP, and WebSocket, and can be extended with custom handlers. System integrators, developers, and organizations can use it to build monitoring, transport telematics, building, industrial, and other connected-asset solutions. The commercial platform is offered as a perpetual on-premises license; a public cloud environment remains available for education, testing, and personal use.
    Starting Price: ₽550,000 one-time