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AccuBattery vs Nagios XI

AccuBattery

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Nagios XI

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FigureAccuBatteryNagios XI
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
Web—Yes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
AndroidYes—
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published39
Spec score · Hardware Monitoring Software8.2 (#14)9.0 (#4)
Spec score · Hardware monitoring tools7.8 (#34)8.8 (#7)
HeadquartersRotterdam, NetherlandsSt. Paul, Minnesota, United States
SupportThe maker directs users to its help center and provides support by email at [email protected].A paid license includes the first year of Maintenance & Support, version upgrades, up to ten support cases, Support Portal access, Premium features, and an assigned Customer Success Manager.

Plans

AccuBattery

  • FreeFree
  • PremiumPrice not published
  • FreeFree

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Nagios XI

  • Standard — 100 Nodes$2,595, paid once
  • Enterprise — 100 Nodes$4,690, paid once
  • FreeFree
  • FreeFree
  • Standard$2,595, paid once
  • Standard (100-Node)$2,595, paid once
  • Enterprise$4,690, paid once
  • Enterprise (100-Node)$4,690, paid once
  • SitewidePriced on request

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AccuBattery

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Nagios XI

Nagios XI monitors servers, network devices, applications and services from a Linux server you manage. It checks configured thresholds, records results and sends notifications. Standard includes more than 90 configuration wizards, auto-discovery, dashboards, performance graphs, an open REST API, automation, configuration rollback and snapshots. Enterprise adds SLA and capacity-planning reports, scheduled reports and pages, business process intelligence, bulk changes and an audit log. Users can be restricted to assigned host and service groups, with authentication options including Active Directory or LDAP over SSL, Microsoft Entra ID single sign-on and Duo two-factor authentication. It is self-hosted on Linux, with virtual machine images for several hypervisors and offline installation on Red Hat and CentOS Stream. A 30-day trial provides unlimited monitoring, Enterprise features and direct support without a credit card. The free plan is limited to 7 nodes or 100 services, whichever comes first. Paid perpetual licenses are priced by monitored nodes: Standard is $2,595.00 once and Enterprise is $4,690.00 once, each shown for 100 nodes.

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