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EnGenius Cloud vs Grandstream GWN.Cloud

EnGenius Cloud

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Grandstream GWN.Cloud

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FigureEnGenius CloudGrandstream GWN.Cloud
Price from$0.83/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
macOS—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published101
Spec score · Wireless Network Management Software9.1 (#1)8.1 (#8)
Founded19992002
HeadquartersCosta Mesa, California, USABoston, Massachusetts, USA
PurposeEnGenius Cloud centrally manages Wi-Fi deployments and provides APIs for configuration, display, statistics, monitoring, and troubleshooting.GDMS Networking is a cloud management platform for Grandstream GWN series network devices.
SecurityThe maker describes packet inspection, encrypted connections, rogue access point and wireless threat detection, and secure user authentication managed from a dashboard.Grandstream states that the service uses end-to-end TLS encryption and X.509 certificate-based authentication.
SupportThe maker’s site links customers to Customer Support and a Help Center for assistance.Grandstream lists firmware and documentation resources, community forums, and a helpdesk for support tickets.

Plans

EnGenius Cloud

  • BasicFree
  • BasicFree
  • Cloud-Lite PRO Access Point 1-Year$10 a year
  • Cloud PRO PDU 1-Year$10 a year
  • Cloud PRO Access Point 1-Year$50 a year
  • Cloud PRO Switch 1-Year$50 a year
  • Cloud PRO AI Surveillance Camera 1-Year$99 a year
  • Cloud PRO VPN Router 1-Year$100 a year
  • Cloud MSP Portal 1-Year$995 a year
  • Professional (PRO)Priced on request

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Grandstream GWN.Cloud

  • GDMS NetworkingFree

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In their own words

EnGenius Cloud

EnGenius Cloud centrally manages Wi-Fi deployments through a cloud service with web, iOS, and Android access. Its network tools include hierarchy views, multi-tenant design, two-factor authentication, dashboards, live device metrics, and scheduled firmware upgrades. APIs cover configuration, display, statistics, monitoring, and troubleshooting; the maker says they can help MSPs and Eco-Partners connect the service with existing applications and internal systems. Security features listed by the maker include packet inspection, encrypted connections, detection of rogue access points and wireless threats, and dashboard-managed user authentication. Basic cloud network management is available on the free plan. Paid plans are listed from $50/yr, and the pricing note includes a 90-day trial. Each device registered to an organization can receive a complimentary three-month PRO trial; qualified ISPs and MSPs can apply for a separate 60-day trial with a hardware package. PRO licenses are device-specific and sold separately, and cloud RADIUS and other cloud services have user limits. EnGenius Cloud is hosted on Amazon Web Services infrastructure in the United States.

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Grandstream GWN.Cloud

Grandstream GWN.Cloud, also known as GDMS Networking, is a cloud platform for managing Grandstream GWN network devices. It covers access points, switches, routers, and GCC convergence devices, with no stated limits on sites or on access points, switches, and routers. Administrators can monitor networks in real time through a browser or mobile app, with alerts, statistics, and reports. Centralized tools include device and client management, captive portal setup, bandwidth controls, and network topology views. Maintenance features support scheduled firmware updates, configuration and data backups, and change-log review. The GDMS app provides management and monitoring on iOS and Android. API Developer Mode offers REST API access for external workflows, including webhook alerts, device and client data, and automated network configuration. The service is hosted by AWS, with 99.99% uptime stated in the user guide. First-time users must sign up; adding a device requires its MAC address and the password printed on the unit. The GDMS Networking plan costs nothing for Grandstream GWN/GCC devices.

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