TagoIO vs Zoho IoT

TagoIO is a full-stack IoT cloud platform for connecting devices, storing and analyzing data, building dashboards, managing users, and deploying IoT applications. It supports more than 500 device types through Networks and Connectors. Network integrations receive device data, Connectors decode manufacturer payloads into standard variables, and device buckets store the results in time-series storage. Devices can also connect directly to the API over HTTPS or MQTT. Supported methods include LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, CAT-1, CAT-M, Sigfox, BLE, WiFi, HTTP, and satellite networks. Prepared integrations include services such as Helium, AWS IoT Core, Particle, and Generic HTTPS Endpoint; users can also create a custom Network Integration. TagoRUN offers a branded customer portal with a custom domain, authentication, permissions, and feature controls, and the mobile app is listed for Apple App Store and Google Play. The free plan includes 5 devices and 5 dashboards without a credit card. Paid plans start at $49/mo. TagoIO states that it is ISO 27001 certified, encrypts data in transit using TLS 1.2 or higher and at rest using AES-256, and commits to 99.9% monthly uptime for eligible accounts.

Zoho IoT is a low-code platform for building custom Internet of Things solutions and supporting mission-critical operations. It provides device management, AI analytics and reports, alerts and notifications, plus commands and controls. Pre-built accelerators address industrial IoT, energy management and smart buildings. Connectivity covers more than 40 protocols, including HTTPS, MQTT and BACnet. The platform integrates with Zoho and third-party applications, including out-of-the-box Zoho CRM support. Its REST API exchanges JSON over HTTPS, with daily call limits varying by plan. Included iOS and Android apps provide device monitoring, alerts, dashboards and remote commands. Security details include end-to-end encryption, multi-factor authentication, GDPR compliance, ISO standards and SOC compliance. A 30-day trial exposes most features with limitations, then switches automatically to the Free plan. Listed plans range from 25 to 500 devices, while Flex offers customized limits. The pricing page offers monthly and yearly billing, says annual billing saves up to 20%, but lists no plan prices.