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Short answer: ManageEngine's current edition page lists annual starting prices of $95 for 10 devices on OpManager Standard, $145 for 10 devices on Professional, and $4,595 for 250 devices on Enterprise. A free edition monitors three devices with two users. OpManager licenses devices rather than individual interfaces, but edition gates and add-ons change the usable quote. Confirm the exact device mix and required remote-site features before buying. OpManager editions, store
Key takeaways
- The edition table gives annual starting amounts for Standard, Professional and Enterprise at different device counts. Enterprise's $4,595 figure covers a 250-device starting band, so it is not comparable to the 10-device starting figures without normalizing scope.
- The vendor says each licensed device may have multiple interfaces, nodes or sensors without a separate per-interface license. OpManager store
- Free Edition is listed for three devices and two users with basic monitoring. OpManager editions
- Multi-site distributed monitoring is shown for Enterprise, while Standard and Professional are single-server editions up to 1,000 devices in the public matrix. OpManager editions
- Annual subscription and perpetual paths are offered. Add-ons and maintenance can change the multi-year total. OpManager store
Public starting prices by edition
The ManageEngine edition page, checked September 26, 2026, publishes the starting annual figures below. They are not a full price list for every scale, add-on or support requirement.
| Edition | Published annual starting rate | Starting device band | Main fit boundary to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 3 devices, 2 users | Basic monitoring only |
| Standard | $95 | 10 devices | Single-server; schedule discovery and several advanced features not shown |
| Professional | $145 | 10 devices | More discovery and monitoring features; single-server |
| Enterprise | $4,595 | 250 devices | Distributed multi-site monitoring and larger scale |
Do not multiply the 10-device price by 25 to infer a 250-device Enterprise or Professional offer. License bands, edition features and add-ons matter. Request the current price for the actual number of devices and sites. OpManager editions
What counts as a device?
OpManager's store describes device-based licensing with unlimited interfaces, disk volumes and sensors within a licensed device. That is different from a sensor-based system where every interface check may consume another unit. Build the count from monitored routers, switches, firewalls, servers and other network equipment, then check how virtual devices, duplicate IPs and special probes are classified in the quote.
The edition page separately discusses "Lite Devices" for basic availability checks such as URLs, IP addresses, wireless access points and Network Path nodes. This is described as an add-on that avoids a full device license for those limited checks. Ask which endpoints qualify and what the add-on costs; do not assume every discovered IP can use it. OpManager editions
Standard, Professional or Enterprise?
Standard lists network discovery, availability, interface and SNMP monitoring. Professional adds scheduled and Layer 2 discovery, agent-based monitoring, network path analysis, additional virtual and server checks, and REST API access in the vendor matrix. Enterprise is the distributed option for multiple sites and larger deployments. Confirm the current feature matrix on the selected version and any third-party integration you depend on.
An organization with eight critical devices in one office might pilot Standard or Professional after checking the exact monitors and users. A 15-site network needing local probes should price Enterprise rather than assume that Professional's lower starting figure buys distributed monitoring. These are fit examples, not product tests or a recommendation to buy without a trial.
Annual versus perpetual and add-ons
The store offers annual subscription and perpetual selections. Its perpetual page lists an annual maintenance-and-support amount next to each upfront license. A perpetual invoice can therefore be higher initially and still have a recurring maintenance line. Compare three-year totals that include the same upgrade and support rights, rather than comparing a one-year subscription with only an upfront perpetual amount.
The store also lists add-ons for particular functions, and the edition page shows feature gates. NetFlow analysis, network configuration management, additional users, high availability and deployment help may require a separate product, package or line item. Ask the vendor to mark each must-have as included, add-on or unavailable in the proposed edition. OpManager store, edition table
Questions for a useful quote
- Which discovered devices consume a full license, and which can use a Lite Device allowance?
- Does the selected edition support the required remote sites, network paths, API and identity controls?
- How many users, probes and add-on products are included?
- What are the subscription and perpetual three-year totals, including maintenance and support?
- What happens at renewal or maintenance lapse, and how can history and configuration be exported?
- What is the final regional price, tax and support response commitment?
Use the network monitoring category overview to define requirements and keep the answers alongside a software shortlist.
FAQ
How much does OpManager cost for 10 devices?
The published annual starting figure is $95 for Standard or $145 for Professional at ten devices. More devices, add-ons and support can change the actual total. OpManager editions
Is there a free version of OpManager?
The vendor describes a Free Edition for three devices and two users with basic monitoring. Check the current feature and deployment terms before relying on it for an operational service. OpManager editions
Is OpManager priced per sensor?
Its store says licenses are device-based and allow multiple interfaces, volumes and sensors inside each device. Some specialized functions or add-ons may still create extra charges. OpManager store
Which edition supports distributed monitoring?
The public matrix marks multi-site distributed monitoring for Enterprise rather than Standard or Professional. Ask about probe sizing and the actual Enterprise quote. OpManager editions
Does a perpetual license eliminate recurring costs?
The store presents maintenance and support alongside perpetual license amounts. Include that line and any add-ons when comparing multi-year cost. OpManager store
Bottom line
OpManager's public starting prices establish the device-based entry point, but the required edition, sites, users, add-ons and support determine the useful budget. Count the network estate and obtain a written total for the specific deployment rather than scaling a ten-device price by guesswork.
Sources (2)
- ManageEngine OpManager editions and pricing, checked September 26, 2026.
- ManageEngine OpManager store, checked September 26, 2026.