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MyQ Roger vs PrintNode

MyQ Roger

myq-solution.com

PrintNode

printnode.com

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FigureMyQ RogerPrintNode
Price from—$7.50/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published210
Spec score · Print Management Software7.8 (#15)8.2 (#6)
HeadquartersPrague, Czech RepublicMilton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England
IntegrationsListed integrations include Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Microsoft Universal Print, REST API, and personal and business cloud storage services.The service provides a RESTful API, webhooks, WebSockets, account management via API, and integrations with existing authentication systems through delegated authentication.
ProductMyQ Roger is a serverless public-cloud platform for secure printing, scanning, and document workflows.PrintNode is a hosted printing service with a JSON API and client software for sending print jobs remotely from applications to printers.
SecurityListed security features include TLS 1.3 data transfer, end-to-end job encryption, two-factor authentication, granular access control, and single sign-on with 2FA.PrintNode says all communication uses TLS, documents are not read, and Base64-submitted documents are deleted after printing.

Plans

MyQ Roger

  • CPM (Cloud Print Management)Priced on request
  • DWA (Digital Workplace Assistant)Priced on request

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PrintNode

  • LiteFree
  • Essential$9 a month
  • Standard$29 a month
  • Standard Integrator$60 a month
  • Essential yearly$90 a year
  • Premium$99 a month
  • Standard yearly$290 a year
  • Large Integrator$500 a month
  • Premium yearly$990 a year
  • Standalone ServerPriced on request

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MyQ Roger

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PrintNode

PrintNode is a hosted printing service that lets applications send print jobs to printers remotely through a JSON API and client software. It supports PDF and RAW printing, including printer-native formats such as ZPL and EPL. The client finds printers configured on the computer through its operating system and requires appropriate drivers; it does not search the local network for printers. USB HID and serial weighing scales are supported, with scale data available through the API or WebSockets. Developers can use the RESTful API, webhooks, WebSockets, API account management, and delegated authentication. Integrator Account holders can brand the client with their own name and logo. PrintNode says communications use TLS, documents are not read, and Base64-submitted documents are deleted after printing. Private deployment is available through a Standalone Server, and documents can be self-hosted within the customer’s network. Lite is free for 50 prints per month on one computer; Essential is $9 a month for 5,000 prints per month on three computers. A free trial is listed.

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