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Kaa IoT Platform vs OpenRemote

Kaa IoT Platform

kaaiot.com

OpenRemote

openremote.io

Side by side

FigureKaa IoT PlatformOpenRemote
Price from$9.99/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYesYes
Open source—Yes
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published93
Spec score · IoT Analytics Software8.1 (#13)8.6 (#6)
Spec score · IoT Device Management Platforms8.1 (#11)8.5 (#7)
DeploymentKaa is offered as Kaa Cloud, a KaaIoT-hosted private instance, or a self-hosted deployment in the customer's infrastructure.OpenRemote describes itself as container-first and provides a Docker Compose setup for deploying the manager, database, identity service, and map server.
Intended usersThe maker describes Kaa as an enterprise platform for projects of any scale and lists use cases including industrial IoT, healthcare, logistics, energy, agriculture, and smart cities.The platform is designed for professional integrators and its stated audiences include manufacturers, system integrators, and governments.
SupportKaaIoT offers engineering assistance and production support, while the plan comparison lists forum-based support for Kaa Cloud plans.The maker offers consultancy, development, hosting, and Service Level Agreement support, while the free Community option includes community support.

Plans

Kaa IoT Platform

  • Free planFree
  • Kaa Cloud 5$9.99 a month
  • Kaa Cloud 100$99 a month
  • Kaa Cloud 250$175 a month
  • Kaa Cloud 500$325 a month
  • Kaa Cloud 1000$625 a month
  • Node-RED Cloud$15 a month
  • Self-hostedPriced on request
  • KaaIoT-HostedPriced on request

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OpenRemote

  • Support VoucherPriced on request
  • Managed ServicePriced on request
  • Professional CommunityFree

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In their own words

Kaa IoT Platform

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OpenRemote

OpenRemote is an open-source IoT platform for bringing different protocols and data sources into one management system. Users define asset types and the attributes they want to track, then create automations with When-Then rules, a visual Flow Editor, or Groovy scripting. Its dashboard builder supports live monitoring, historical trend analysis, and alerts when attributes pass thresholds. Built-in protocol agents include HTTP, SNMP, ModBus, MQTT, Bluetooth, LoRaWAN, Serial, TCP, UDP, KNX, Velbus, and openWeather. Assets and attributes are accessible through a unified REST API and WebSockets. Keycloak provides OAuth2/OpenID Connect and role-based access control; Realms logically isolate users and data. Through Hawkbit integration, the platform supports edge-device firmware updates and security patch rollouts. OpenRemote is designed for professional integrators, including manufacturers, system integrators, and governments. It uses a container-first approach and offers Docker Compose deployment for its manager, database, identity service, and map server. The code is licensed under AGPLv3, with commercial licenses available for organizations seeking an exemption from the stated source-sharing obligation. Community support is included with the free option.

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