Lansweeper vs Nexynt Asset Management

Lansweeper is Cyber Asset Intelligence software for organizations seeking visibility into their technology environments. It discovers IT, operational technology, cloud, and virtual assets, including unmanaged and rogue assets. Discovery can be agentless, with an IT Agent available for situations such as work-from-home environments. Inventory tools include data federation, normalization, classification, cleanup rules, dashboards, and generated diagrams. Lansweeper also provides vulnerability insights and flags software or assets that are at or approaching end of life. The platform offers a GraphQL API, webhooks, marketplace integrations, and a Flow Builder for custom workflows. Starter limits integrations to Service Desk ticket enrichment and has limited API features; Pro and Enterprise include marketplace apps, while full API access is in Enterprise. Lansweeper offers cloud-first Lansweeper Sites and on-premise Lansweeper Classic. Its cloud service uses TLS in transit, AES-256 at rest, encrypted credential storage, and logical customer-data separation. The free plan covers up to 100 assets. A 14-day trial provides access to all features without a credit card. Starter costs $199 a month billed annually; Pro costs $379 a month billed annually.

Nexynt Asset Management is a cloud service for tracking equipment, accessories, consumables, and software licenses from procurement through retirement. Its five lifecycle stages—procurement, registration, assignment, maintenance, and retirement—include an audit trail. Staff can check assets out, return or transfer them, and see assigned items in a self-service view. Alerts cover warranty expirations, low stock, license renewals, and upcoming maintenance. The product also describes scheduled depreciation and more than 25 reports across six categories, with report access varying by plan. Other listed tools include custom fields, bulk handover for up to 50 items, FIFO batch stock tracking, and license key storage with audit-logged reveals. CSV import covers 500 items, and attachments can be up to 25 MB. Assets can link to support tickets, and onboarding can provision equipment from inventory. Nexynt lists web, Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux access. The free plan is $0 forever; paid plans start at $50/mo, and a 14-day trial is offered.