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Enterprise Print Manager vs QZ Tray

Enterprise Print Manager

plustechnologies.com

QZ Tray

qz.io

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FigureEnterprise Print ManagerQZ Tray
Price from—$62.42/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Plans published23
Spec score · Print Management Software7.8 (#13)8.2 (#7)
Founded19942013
HeadquartersDayton, Ohio, United StatesCanastota, New York, United States
SupportStandard support includes toll-free phone and web support from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. U.S. Eastern on business days; 7×24 support is available for an extra fee.The maker offers free public community support on a best-effort basis and premium support with a two-business-day response.

Plans

Enterprise Print Manager

  • Perpetual licensePrice not published
  • Subscription licensePriced on request

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QZ Tray

  • Sponsored SupportFree
  • Premium Support$749 a year
  • Company Branded + Premium Support$3,499 a year

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Enterprise Print Manager

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QZ Tray

QZ Tray connects web clients to local printers and attached devices, enabling browser-based printing and hardware communication through its JavaScript connector. Printing support includes PDF, PNG, HTML, PCL, ESC/POS, EPL, ZPL, SBPL, and FGL. Device connections can use serial, HID, USB, socket, or file I/O. The maker lists Zebra, SATO, Epson, Citizen, Star, Boca, and Dymo among compatible printer brands. Desktop editions run on Windows, macOS, and Linux, including Intel and ARM or Apple Silicon systems; supported platforms also include iOS, Android, and ChromeOS. QZ Tray can be downloaded and used for free, with warnings, and the maker offers a free demonstration with warnings. Removing print dialogue warnings and enabling silent printing requires message signing with a certificate and private key. QZ says the signing keys are generated in the customer's browser and that it never receives a copy of the private key. Only one instance can run per machine because the software uses a localhost WebSocket connection to a single port. Premium Support costs $749.00 per year.

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