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Lansweeper

Discover and inventory IT, cloud and OT assets, then use asset intelligence for security and operations.

Research-based score
4.1
Research-based score
Features and capabilities4.6

IT/OT/cloud discovery, inventory normalization, topology and paid lifecycle/vulnerability insights provide substantial asset-intelligence scope.

Usability and implementation4.1

The dashboards and installed scanners can centralize effort, but scanning coverage and credential/agent deployment require real engineering.

Pricing and value transparency3.5

Free 100 assets and an explicit annual plan grid help; 2,000-asset minimum and variable coverage make SMB cost steep.

Integrations, security and trust4.3

Active connectors, SSO, controlled scanners and reporting support audit workflows; security-quality claims require independent deployment verification.

Scored by Aditya Verma

Quick facts

Vendor
Lansweeper NV
Pricing model
freemium IT asset discovery; annual subscription sized by asset coverage and capabilities
Plan pricing
Free through 100 assets after a 14-day full-access trial; Starter from $245/mo equivalent billed annually; Pro from $449/mo equivalent; Enterprise quote
Free plan
Yes — check limits
Free trial
Yes — check eligibility
Last verified
11/4/2026

About Lansweeper

Lansweeper is an IT asset discovery and intelligence platform that scans an organization's environment to create and maintain a record of devices, installed software, users and technical attributes. It is used by IT asset managers, infrastructure and security teams to locate unmanaged systems, identify aging software, support audits and enrich service desk records. Discovery options cover network-connected IT devices, cloud resources and operational technology (OT) in supported environments. Agentless network discovery is a central approach, while endpoint agents can help find remote or occasionally connected machines. Inventory normalization, asset groups, custom fields, relationship diagrams, dashboards, report building and exports vary across paid plans. Lansweeper's official current pricing page presents a Free plan that starts with 14 days of full access and continues at a 100-asset discovery limit, with unlimited user seats and community support. Starter begins at $245 per month-equivalent, billed annually (about $2,940 per year), for 2,000 assets, one installation, ticket enrichment, single sign-on and starter support. Pro begins at $449 per month-equivalent, annually billed (about $5,388 a year), also starting at 2,000 assets, with up to three installations, vulnerability and lifecycle insights, broader integration access and Pro support. Pro asset coverage can increase toward 9,000 at extra cost; Enterprise starts at 10,000 assets, offers more than three installations, full API access and high-touch support, and needs a customized quotation. The unit being priced is covered assets, not login seats: the vendor lists unlimited user seats at each paid tier. Historical G2 and Capterra price snapshots have Starter $239 and Pro $439; those differ from the current vendor page, so the current $245/$449 figures are used and a final US quote is recommended. The Pro/Enterprise subscription portal permits asset coverage changes and renewal management; the vendor specifies a 30-day deadline to deactivate renewal. Discovery results can only be as complete as the authorized network reachability, credentials, available connectors and scan schedules permit. Lansweeper is not a patch deployment product or a vulnerability scanner that proves exploitability. Its vulnerability and lifecycle insights help prioritize investigation, but require validation against authoritative device configuration and security tools. G2's exact Lansweeper listing shows 4.4/5 from 69 reviews. Capterra's Lansweeper review page shows 4.5/5 from 75 submissions, while a differently cached overview lists another total; these aggregates have not been blended. Toollers has not run Lansweeper discovery, connected a network or reviewed an organization's inventory accuracy.

Best for

Internal IT asset owners, network administrators, endpoint and infrastructure operations, MSPs and security teams documenting a medium or large hybrid estate.

Lansweeper pros and cons

Pros

  • Network and agent-based approaches help discover locally reachable and remote endpoints.
  • Unifies supported IT, OT and cloud asset findings in an inventory for security and operations teams.
  • Free continuation after a 14-day full trial supports up to 100 assets, useful for a small proof of concept.
  • Unlimited user seats make the asset-based price easier to share among IT stakeholders.
  • Starter provides a 2,000-asset baseline and service desk enrichment without the full Pro package.
  • Pro adds vulnerability/lifecycle insights, a wider connector set, up to three installations and more generous reporting workflows.
  • Enterprise can scale beyond 10,000 covered assets with federation, API and enhanced support options.

Cons

  • −Starter's minimum 2,000-asset package is expensive for organizations only slightly above 100 assets.
  • −Pricing scales with asset coverage, so discovering previously unknown devices can change the required tier.
  • −Lansweeper's current $245/$449 published prices differ from older G2/Capterra captures; checkout and region need confirming.
  • −Vulnerability and lifecycle insights, full connector coverage and extra installations are gated to Pro or Enterprise.
  • −Network permissions, credentials, firewall reachability and mobile/off-network agents affect inventory completeness.
  • −OT discovery needs scope approval and care around fragile industrial networks; a blanket network scan is inappropriate.
  • −Asset intelligence identifies candidates for patching or remediation but does not itself patch every discovered system.
  • −Paid plans renew annually, and the vendor documents a 30-day deactivation notice before renewal.

Features

Federation across installations
Agentless network asset discovery
Lifecycle and end-of-support insights (Pro+)
Custom asset fields and grouping
OT asset discovery
Vulnerability insights (Pro+)
Asset dashboards and reports
Asset coverage scaling
Full API (Enterprise)
Discovery connectors
Service desk ticket enrichment
User and installed software associations
Asset normalization
Report exports
Cloud asset discovery
SSO
Agent-based remote endpoint discovery
IT hardware and software inventory
IT asset relationship diagrams
Warranty status collection

Platforms

Windows network discovery environmentsOptional endpoint discovery agentsCross-platform IP-connected device inventoryIT, OT and cloud resourcesWeb management platform

Integrations

Microsoft Intune connector Service desk ticket-enrichment connectors Lansweeper API (Enterprise full access) AirWatch/MDM data sources Google Workspace device data Microsoft Configuration Manager/SCCM Asset reports/CSV exports SSO providers

Pricing — verified 11/4/2026

What you’ll actually pay

Free
Free
USD 0.00/month with annual billing

14 days of full access, then ongoing free discovery for up to 100 assets; unlimited users and community support.

Starter
USD 245.00per month, billed annually

From $245/month equivalent with annual billing, roughly $2,940/year; baseline package includes 2,000 assets.

Pro
USD 449.00per month, billed annually

From $449/month equivalent annually, roughly $5,388/year for 2,000 assets; expansion available up to 9,000 with adjusted quote.

Enterprise
See pricing details

Custom annual price for 10,000 or more discovered assets, more than three installations and enterprise governance/support.

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Official pricing / availability source · Checked 4 November 2026. Confirm current taxes, regional terms and allowances. A listed plan is not necessarily the cheapest option.

Editorial verification: 11/4/2026. Check the vendor's site for current pricing.

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Lansweeper — frequently asked questions

Is Lansweeper free?
Yes. After 14 days of full-access trial, its Free plan continues with discovery for up to 100 assets and community support.
How much does Lansweeper cost?
The current public pricing grid lists Starter from $245 and Pro from $449 per month-equivalent, both billed annually for 2,000-asset starting packages. Enterprise is quoted.
Does Lansweeper charge per user?
Its current comparison lists unlimited login seats. Paid plan limits and prices are centered on covered assets, installations and features.
Does Lansweeper detect cloud and OT assets?
Its platform includes supported IT, cloud and operational technology discovery. Detection depends on connectors, network reachability, authorized credentials and deployment scope.
Can Lansweeper identify vulnerabilities?
Pro includes vulnerability and lifecycle insights. These are asset-linked indicators for prioritization, not proof that all vulnerabilities are exploitable or automatically remediated.
What happens above 2,000 assets?
Pro's starting package can expand to 9,000 at adjusted cost. Enterprise starts at 10,000; a quote is needed to size larger environments.
Is Lansweeper a patch management tool?
Its strength is discovery and asset intelligence. Use a dedicated patching tool or endpoint manager to deploy and verify updates.
How do I cancel Lansweeper renewal?
For eligible Pro/Enterprise subscriptions, the portal can deactivate auto-renewal. Lansweeper requires notice no later than 30 days before the renewal date.

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