Bevywise IoT Platform vs ThingsBoard

Bevywise IoT Platform manages connected devices with provisioning, firmware updates, and remote commands. It supports MQTT, MQTT Sparkplug B, and HTTP, and can be deployed in cloud or self-hosted environments. The listed interfaces are Android, iOS, and web. Bevywise states a device limit of 500 devices. Its paid plans have one-time prices for some capacities: Lite costs $1,500, paid once for up to 500 clients, while Starter costs $2,499, paid once for up to 1,000 clients. The client-cap figures and the separate device-limit figure may apply to different parts of a deployment, so capacity planning requires checking the intended setup. There is no free plan. The combination of provisioning, firmware management, remote commands, protocol support, and cloud or self-hosted deployment gives teams a defined set of connected-device operations across mobile and web access.

ThingsBoard is an IoT platform for managing devices and collecting, processing, and visualizing their data. Its real-time IoT and SCADA dashboards include more than 300 built-in widgets and support custom widgets. Native connectivity covers MQTT, CoAP, HTTP, LwM2M, and SNMP; an IoT Gateway adds protocols such as Modbus, BACnet, CAN bus, BLE, and OPC-UA. Rule Engine nodes support data processing and platform customization, while integrations connect external services and gateways including AWS IoT, Azure IoT Hub, Google Cloud Pub/Sub, LoRaWAN servers, MQTT brokers, and OPC-UA servers. Deployment options include cloud, dedicated Private Cloud, and on-premises installations, including fully offline self-managed setups. Security choices include two-factor authentication, OAuth 2.0/SSO, JWT tokens, API keys, and HTTPS/TLS configuration. ThingsBoard Cloud is hosted on infrastructure stated to comply with SOC II and ISO 27001, with North America and EU data regions. Cloud plans have device and data-point limits. Listed cloud plans include free and paid options, with Prototype at $39 a month.