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Akenza vs ThingsBoard

Akenza

7.9#5 in iot device management platformsFrom $199 a month
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ThingsBoard

8.2#2 in iot device management platformsFrom $49 a month
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APIThe public REST API uses API-key authentication and exposes versioned endpoints for environments, keys, integrations and device import or synchronization.REST, WebSocket, Entity Data Query, Alarm Query and MCP server APIs are documented, with an interactive Swagger interface and API-key authentication.
DocumentationThe documentation covers connection, decoding, processing, visualization, device management, connectivity integrations, connectors, rules, Building Edge and a changelog.Documentation covers connectivity guides, APIs and SDKs, dashboards, widgets, rule nodes, integrations, OTA, alarms, mobile and custom extensions.
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IntegrationsDocumented outputs include webhooks, Azure IoT Hub, AWS Kinesis, Google Pub/Sub, Kafka, InfluxDB, SQL databases, Snowflake, email, SMS, Slack and Microsoft Teams.Documented integrations include AWS IoT, Azure IoT Hub, Google Pub/Sub, MQTT brokers, Kafka, OPC-UA and LoRaWAN network servers.
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Akenza plans

  • ElementalFree
  • Advanced$199 a month
  • Expert$599 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • ProfessionalPriced on request

ThingsBoard plans

  • FreeFree
  • Prototype$49 a month
  • Pilot$149 a month
  • Startup$399 a month
  • Business$749 a month
  • Free (On-premises)Free

Pick Akenza if…

Akenza may suit teams that need to provision connected devices, update firmware, or send remote commands through a cloud platform. It is relevant when MQTT, HTTP, or LoRaWAN are among the required protocols.

Pick ThingsBoard if…

ThingsBoard suits IoT projects that need device connectivity, data processing, and visualization, with cloud and self-managed deployment options. Its plan limits are relevant for teams choosing a cloud subscription.

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