Flat-rate pricing. No per-device fees.
Scale without surprises.

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Self-Hosted Standard
$4,000 /yr
that's ~$333.33/mo
14-day free trial

Commercial self-hosted license for a single organization

No card required

Seats
25
Networks
50
Organizations
1
Hosts
Unlimited
Snapshot retention
Custom
Self-Hosted Plus
$6,000 /yr
that's ~$500/mo
14-day free trial

Multi-organization self-hosted license with offline keys and SAML

No card required

Seats
50
Networks
100
Organizations
5
Hosts
Unlimited
Snapshot retention
Custom

Everything in Self-Hosted Standard, plus:

Enterprise
Custom
that's ~$0/mo
0-day free trial

For organizations needing custom deployment

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Seats
Custom
Networks
Custom
Organizations
Custom
Hosts
Custom
Snapshot retention
Custom

Everything in Self-Hosted Plus, plus:

For MSPs: one network = one client site

Each network in Scanopy maps to one client site, VLAN group, or isolated environment. Your plan scales with the number of clients whose infrastructure you document. Shareable views let you give each client a current map of their own environment, no logins required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The self-hosted Community Edition is free and open source, with one network and one user seat. Cloud plans include a 14-day free trial, no credit card required.

How much is a self-hosted commercial license?

Self-Hosted Standard is $4,000/year and Self-Hosted Plus is $6,000/year, both billed annually with no per-host fees. Plus adds multiple organizations, SAML, and offline (air-gapped) license keys. The free Community Edition covers one network and one user.

What's the difference between Self-Hosted and Cloud?

Self-Hosted plans run the entire Scanopy stack on your own infrastructure, so discovery data and configuration stay under your control. They include the free Community Edition and the paid Self-Hosted Standard and Plus tiers of the Commercial Edition. On Cloud plans, Scanopy hosts the server and you install the daemon on your network.

Can I try a paid plan before committing?

Yes. The free Community Edition runs the same server as the paid self-hosted tiers, so you can evaluate Scanopy on your own network before buying a license. Cloud plans include a 14-day free trial with full access to the plan features.

Do you charge per device?

No. Every plan uses flat-rate pricing with no metering by device count, so your bill stays the same whether you scan 10 hosts or 10,000.

Do you offer annual billing?

Self-hosted licenses are billed annually. Cloud plans bill monthly or annually, and annual billing saves roughly 20%.

How does pricing work for MSPs?

Each 'network' in Scanopy maps to one client site, VLAN group, or isolated environment, so your plan scales with the number of clients whose infrastructure you document. Shareable views let you give each client a current map of their own environment without needing a Scanopy account.

Can I upgrade or downgrade later?

Yes. On Cloud plans you can switch at any time from your account settings: upgrades take effect immediately, and downgrades apply at the end of your current billing cycle. To change a self-hosted license tier, contact licensing@scanopy.net.

What happens to my data if I cancel?

A cancelled Cloud plan is auto-downgraded to Free, and the Free caps on hosts, networks, and seats apply to your data. A self-hosted server keeps its data on your infrastructure. When a license expires, the server goes read-only until the key is replaced.

Every Scanopy plan uses flat-rate pricing. You pay per plan, not per device, so your bill stays the same whether you're documenting 10 hosts or 10,000. The self-hosted Community Edition is free and open source. The Commercial Edition adds two self-hosted tiers, Self-Hosted Standard and Plus, starting at $4,000/yr with a commercial license, advanced features, and support. Enterprise adds a custom plan with SSO, whitelabeling, and priority support, managed or self-hosted. Cloud plans start at $79.99/month (billed annually) and include a free trial, scaling from a single network up to the multi-network tiers built for consultants, MSPs, and IT teams.