Domotz publishes its pricing: $1.50 per managed device per month, sold in bundles of 10 devices ($15/month per bundle). There are no feature tiers, no per-user fees, no per-site charges, and no minimum contract commitments. Every managed device gets the full platform: monitoring, alerting, remote access, automation, configuration backups, integrations, and reporting. A 14-day free trial provides full Pro access before any commercial commitment.
This pricing transparency is a genuine structural advantage in the network monitoring market. Auvik requires a sales quote. PRTG uses a sensor-based model where costs scale unpredictably as monitoring depth increases. NinjaOne's network monitoring is an add-on to its quote-only RMM pricing. Domotz lets buyers model exact costs for any deployment before contacting anyone.
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The $1.50 per managed device rate is the actual price. There is no hidden tier that unlocks additional features or increases per-device cost at lower volumes. What varies is simply the number of managed devices. Devices are sold in bundles of 10, so the minimum paid commitment is $15/month for 10 managed devices. You choose which discovered devices become managed; discovery and basic status monitoring for unmanaged devices is free and unlimited across unlimited networks.
The per-device model counts only devices you explicitly promote to managed status. A typical MSP deployment might discover 80 devices on a client network but only manage 30 of them, paying $45/month for that site rather than $120/month. This discover-first, manage-selectively approach gives MSPs granular cost control that per-site or per-network pricing models do not. The earlier per-network pricing model that Domotz used has been replaced by this per-device model.
There are no add-on modules that increase the per-device rate. Every managed device gets monitoring, SNMP polling, alerting, remote access (RDP, SSH, HTTP/HTTPS), configuration backups, automation, integrations, and reporting. This contrasts with platforms like NinjaOne where backup, MDM, security integrations, and ticketing are each priced as separate add-ons on top of the base rate. What you see with Domotz is what you pay.
For MSPs, the cost math at scale is straightforward: 50 managed devices across a client site costs $75/month. 200 managed devices across five client sites costs $300/month. 500 managed devices across 20 sites costs $750/month. No volume discount is needed because the base rate is already low. No surprise surcharges appear as the deployment grows. This predictability directly supports MSP margin planning.
Pricing source: official pricing page, verified 2026-03-17.
Domotz pricing should be evaluated in the context of rollout scale, admin ownership, and the commercial metric that drives expansion cost over time.
Pricing pages should connect what the vendor charges to what implementation scope, support needs, and operational complexity mean for total ownership. Use this page to frame vendor conversations before final procurement.
Domotz Free provides one managed device at no cost with unlimited discovery and status monitoring. It is sufficient for evaluating the UI and discovery engine, but too limited for testing multi-device monitoring workflows, alerting rules, or PSA integrations. Use Domotz Free to see whether the discovery engine finds everything on a test network; use the 14-day Pro trial to validate actual operational workflows.
Domotz Pro at $1.50/device/month is the only paid tier. The buying decision is not which tier to choose but how many devices to manage. Start with the minimum 10-device bundle at one representative client site. Validate SNMP monitoring depth on your specific hardware, test the alert-to-ticket integration with your PSA (ConnectWise or Autotask), and confirm that remote access works reliably through the collector. Scale to additional sites only after the first site confirms operational fit.
For MSPs comparing Domotz against Auvik, the pricing comparison requires getting an Auvik quote for the same device count. Auvik's per-device pricing is reported as significantly higher than Domotz's published $1.50/device, but Auvik includes stronger automated network documentation features. The comparison is only valid at equivalent monitoring scope. Auvik may justify a premium if automated documentation saves enough technician time to offset the price difference.
For teams comparing Domotz against PRTG, understand that PRTG's sensor-based model means a single device can consume 5-15 sensors depending on what you monitor. PRTG's pricing tiers are based on total sensor count, not device count. A 50-device network with deep monitoring might consume 500+ sensors, landing in PRTG's upper pricing tiers. Domotz charges the same $1.50/device regardless of monitoring depth.
Domotz only charges for devices you promote to managed status. Calculate costs based on how many devices at each site genuinely need active monitoring, alerting, and remote access, not the total discovery count. The difference can be 40-60% of the discovered device count, which materially changes the monthly bill.
Domotz limits the number of VLANs monitored per collector agent. If your largest client sites run more VLANs than a single collector supports, determine whether multiple collectors per site is practical and how that affects the deployment model. This is the most common disqualifier for enterprise accounts.
The free tier validates discovery and UI. The 14-day Pro trial validates the monitoring, alerting, remote access, and integration workflows that determine whether Domotz works in production. Deploy at two to three representative client sites during the trial to build a realistic operational picture before committing.
Domotz's $1.50/device math is easy to calculate. Get Auvik and PRTG quotes for the same device count and monitoring depth before the field narrows. Include collector hardware costs if using dedicated Domotz Box hardware rather than software agents on existing devices. The comparison is only valid when all platforms are priced for equivalent capability.
Domotz costs $1.50 per managed device per month, sold in bundles of 10 devices ($15/month per bundle). There are no feature tiers: every managed device gets the full platform. No per-user fees, no per-site charges, no minimum contract commitments. Discovery and status monitoring for unmanaged devices is free and unlimited.
Domotz charges per managed device, not per site or per network. This replaced an earlier per-network pricing model. You choose which discovered devices become managed and pay only for those. There is no per-site fee, which means adding a new client site costs only the managed devices at that site, not a flat site license.
At published rates, yes: Domotz is $1.50/device/month versus Auvik's quote-only pricing, which is generally reported as significantly higher. However, Auvik includes automated network documentation features that Domotz does not match. Compare both at your actual device count and factor in whether Auvik's documentation premium saves enough technician time to justify the price difference.
Yes. Domotz offers a 14-day free trial with full Pro feature access. No setup fees, no credit card requirement for the trial period. Use it to deploy collectors at representative sites, validate SNMP monitoring on your specific hardware, and test PSA integration workflows before committing.
Yes, Domotz Free provides one managed device at no cost with unlimited discovery and status monitoring across unlimited networks. It is useful for evaluating the discovery engine and UI but too limited for testing production monitoring workflows. The 14-day Pro trial is the real evaluation path.
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pricing · verified Mar 17, 2026
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