Lansweeper Pricing 2026

Lansweeper has four tiers: Free (up to 100 assets, $0), Starter ($299/month billed annually, or $3,588/year, for 2,000 assets), Pro ($528/month billed annually, or $6,336/year, for 2,000 assets with vulnerability management), and Enterprise (custom pricing for 10,000+ assets). The Starter and Pro tiers can be expanded from the base 2,000 assets up to 9,000 assets for additional fees. Lansweeper is generally positioned as a more affordable option than large enterprise ITAM suites, which makes it accessible for mid-market organizations.

The main differences are: (1) Pro includes vulnerability & lifecycle insights for security patch management and end-of-life tracking (Starter does not), (2) Pro supports up to 3 installations vs Starter's 1 installation, (3) Pro includes all integrations with ServiceNow, Jira, etc. (Starter only has Service Desk ticket enrichment), (4) Pro provides priority support vs Starter's email support, and (5) Pro includes advanced API access and custom scripting. The Pro plan costs $229/month more when billed annually ($528/month billed annually vs $299/month billed annually), and it suits organizations prioritizing security, compliance, or needing ITSM integration. Choose Starter for basic discovery and inventory; choose Pro for security-conscious organizations.

Yes, Lansweeper's Free plan genuinely provides full network discovery and inventory capabilities for up to 100 assets with unlimited user seats and no time limit. It includes Windows, Mac, Linux, and network device scanning with full software/hardware inventory. The free plan is not a trial - it's a permanent tier suitable for small networks, home labs, or evaluation before purchasing. The only limitations are the 100-asset cap, single installation, and community support only. Once you exceed 100 assets, the Starter plan covering 2,000 assets costs $299/month billed annually ($3,588/year).

No, Lansweeper primarily uses agentless discovery methods including network scanning, WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation), SSH, SNMP, and API connections. This means you don't need to install software on every endpoint to inventory it. However, Lansweeper does offer optional lightweight agents for enhanced scanning of remote or mobile devices that aren't consistently on the network. The agentless approach reduces deployment complexity and maintenance overhead compared to agent-based solutions, making Lansweeper faster to implement and less resource-intensive.

Yes, Lansweeper can discover and inventory cloud assets across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform through API integrations. This includes virtual machines, cloud databases, storage, and other cloud resources. Cloud scanning is included in all paid tiers (Starter, Pro, Enterprise) at no additional cost beyond your base subscription. Lansweeper unifies on-premises and cloud asset inventory in a single dashboard, making it valuable for hybrid IT environments. However, Lansweeper focuses primarily on asset inventory and discovery - it does not provide cloud cost optimization (FinOps) capabilities like Flexera One or dedicated cloud management platforms.

Lansweeper Starter costs $299/month billed annually ($3,588/year), while enterprise alternatives such as ServiceNow ITAM, Snow Software, and Flexera are typically quoted individually and tend to cost considerably more. Lansweeper is more expensive than basic open-source tools like Snipe-IT (free, self-hosted) but offers stronger discovery capabilities and ease of use. It occupies a middle ground for mid-market organizations: professional-grade features without enterprise pricing. Choose Lansweeper for discovery-focused asset management; choose enterprise tools for complex license optimization or ITSM workflow integration.

Yes, multiple users report significant price increases at renewal, with some experiencing up to 3x pricing jumps when moving from legacy pricing to new tier structures. Lansweeper has restructured its pricing model, which has resulted in higher costs for some existing customers. While the current published pricing ($299/month billed annually for Starter, $528/month billed annually for Pro) is transparent, customers on older plans may face steep increases at renewal. To mitigate this risk: (1) Negotiate multi-year contracts with price caps during initial purchase, (2) Budget for possible increases at each renewal, (3) Evaluate alternatives before renewal if facing large increases.

Yes, Lansweeper integrates with major ITSM platforms including ServiceNow, Jira Service Management, Cherwell, and others, but these integrations are only available on the Pro tier ($528/month billed annually) and above. The Starter tier ($299/month billed annually) only includes basic Service Desk ticket enrichment. Integration allows Lansweeper to push discovered asset data into your CMDB, enrich tickets with hardware/software context, and automate asset updates. The integration is one-way (Lansweeper → ITSM) rather than bidirectional. Organizations already using ServiceNow ITAM may find Lansweeper valuable as a complementary discovery tool rather than a replacement, providing agentless scanning to feed ServiceNow's asset database.

Lansweeper changed their licensing model in April 2022, eliminating asset tiers below 2,000 and increasing the per-asset cost. Organizations that previously paid $500/year for 500 assets now face a minimum of $2,868/year (Starter plan at $239/month) for 2,000 assets—even if they only need a fraction of that capacity. The company shifted focus to cloud features and larger enterprise customers.

Yes. Lansweeper counts every device with an IP address as a separate asset, including monitors, printers, switches, and network equipment. This can quickly inflate your asset count beyond just workstations and servers.

No. Initial deployment support and configuration is provided through third-party partners and is not included with the base subscription. Support is email-only; phone and meeting support require separate arrangements.

Lansweeper contracts auto-renew into another 1-year term without courtesy notifications. Multiple users report that cancellation requests after renewal are denied, with the company citing terms of use. You must proactively cancel before the renewal date—there is no grace period.