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Short answer: Auvik does not publish a current per-device dollar amount on its pricing page. It asks buyers to request a quote based on licensed network, infrastructure and edge devices. Not every discovered asset is billed: the vendor says many access points, printers, UPS units and other devices can be monitored without a full billable-device charge. Its 14-day trial includes all features without a credit card. Count classified assets during that trial before estimating cost. Auvik pricing, billing explainer
Key takeaways
- Auvik's official pricing page gives no public unit price. Numerical figures on third-party pages cannot substitute for a current vendor quote.
- Pricing is based on licensed devices, not every discovered IP, interface or user. The billable category includes core network equipment such as routers, switches and firewalls. Auvik billing explainer
- Server and workstation monitoring can be separate billable asset categories. Ask which modules and plan are included. Auvik asset classification
- Auvik offers a 14-day, no-credit-card trial and SaaS licensing; it does not list a perpetual license option. Auvik pricing FAQ
What is public about Auvik pricing
The current Auvik pricing page, checked September 26, 2026, describes the billing model and asks for a quote. It does not state a standard price per switch, site, collector or month. It says volume discounts and MSP pricing packages are available, but their numerical terms are not published.
| Cost question | Public answer | Action for a buyer |
|---|---|---|
| Price per billable network device | Not published | Request a written rate and total for your inventory |
| Is every discovered asset billed? | No; many device types are monitored without a network-device charge | Export the billable classification from the trial |
| Servers and workstations | Billing documentation identifies separate asset types | Confirm whether those modules are in scope and how they count |
| Trial | 14 days, no credit card, full features according to vendor | Validate monitoring and billable counts before it ends |
| License ownership | SaaS; no perpetual offer listed | Get term, renewal and exit terms in the quote |
The support article gives examples of billable infrastructure such as firewalls, routers, switches, wireless LAN controllers, hypervisors and certain servers. It gives examples of monitored assets that may not create a billable network-device charge, including printers, cameras and many access points. The exact classification can change with product modules and the discovered device record; inspect the current console and contract rather than treating examples as a guarantee for every device.
Count before multiplying
Suppose a trial discovers 250 IP-connected assets. That is not 250 billable Auvik devices by definition. Export or record the classified count of core network devices, any licensed servers and workstations, and any disputed assets. Ten billable switches and firewalls alongside 240 printers or user devices would be a very different quote from 250 billable infrastructure devices. The numerical rate remains unknown until Auvik supplies it. Auvik billing explainer
For an apples-to-apples quote, give the vendor three scenarios: current core devices, expected devices after one year, and a larger acquisition or site expansion. Ask the total for each plus the rule for changes during the term. If server or endpoint monitoring is included, list those separately. A per-device fee discovered in one organization's old contract should not be presented as another buyer's public price.
Trial and feature boundary
The pricing FAQ says the 14-day trial has no feature paywall and no credit card requirement. That is useful for testing discovery, topology, alerts, configuration backup, user access and export. It does not prove that every trial feature will be included in the paid plan quoted to you. Ask Auvik to map each used capability to the proposed edition or module. Its feature enablement support page describes separate trials for some server and endpoint features in select plans.
During the trial, tag each site and save a before/after billable-device list. Investigate devices that change category after credentials or discovery data are added. Confirm that collectors can reach the equipment and that a failed collector is itself visible. Keep that evidence with the quote so a sales estimate can be reconciled to the actual network.
Questions for a written Auvik quote
- Which of our discovered assets are billable network devices, servers or workstations, and why?
- What unit and annual totals apply at the current, one-year and growth counts?
- Which plan and modules include the alert, topology, backup, API, export and access features this evaluation needs?
- How are newly discovered devices, inactive devices and changed classifications billed mid-term?
- What support and response commitments are included, and what are the renewal terms?
- How do we export data and configurations and what happens to them at cancellation?
Keep the written answers alongside a network monitoring shortlist and define requirements using the category overview. Without a numerical quote, a comparison to PRTG sensor tiers or another vendor's device fee remains incomplete.
FAQ
How much does Auvik cost per device?
Auvik does not publish a per-device dollar rate on its current pricing page. It offers a quote based on licensed assets and says volume discounts may be available. Auvik pricing
Does Auvik charge for every device it discovers?
No. The vendor says many access points, printers, UPS devices and other assets can be monitored without a network-device license. Confirm the precise classification for your discovered inventory. Auvik billing explainer
Is there a free Auvik plan?
The vendor advertises a 14-day trial, not a continuing free business plan on its pricing page. Ask for the paid terms after the trial. Auvik pricing
Is Auvik sold as a perpetual license?
No. Its pricing FAQ says Auvik is offered as SaaS rather than a perpetual license. Auvik pricing
Are MSP discounts available?
Auvik says it offers specific MSP pricing packages, but it does not publish a universal MSP rate. Request terms for the actual customer and device mix. Auvik pricing
Bottom line
The price of Auvik cannot be responsibly expressed as one public dollar number. Its billing model is based on classified assets rather than all discovered devices. Use the trial to establish those counts, then demand a quote that states feature entitlement, growth rules, support and renewal cost.
Sources (3)
- Auvik pricing and FAQ, checked September 26, 2026.
- Auvik: How much does Auvik cost?, checked September 26, 2026.
- Auvik: billable asset classification, checked September 26, 2026.