EasyPower
6.0#20 in electrical design softwareFrom $1,165 a yearWindows
VisitEasyPower vs LabVIEW
What both publish
| Fact | EasyPower | LabVIEW |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 1984 | 1976 |
| Headquarters | Portland, Oregon, United States | Austin, Texas, United States |
| Purpose | EasyPower provides software tools for designing, analyzing, and monitoring electrical power systems. | LabVIEW is a graphical programming environment for developing automated test and measurement systems. |
| Security | The product page says EasyPower uses a software license hosted in the cloud and accessed by logging in with a Bentley account. | NI says LabVIEW is memory-safe and that it generates software bills of materials for LabVIEW as part of its Secure Development Lifecycle. |
| Support | Support inquiries are submitted through the Bentley Support Portal, and phone support is available to licensed users with current maintenance and users evaluating a trial copy. | A single-seat purchase includes an NI software service agreement with technical support, version downloads, and LabVIEW Core 1 on-demand, with perpetual-license benefits included for the first year. |
| Trial | EasyPower offers a free demonstration copy through a free-trial request. | The downloadable trial lasts seven days and may be extended for up to 45 days after first opening; the web-based sandbox provides seven days of access. |
EasyPower plans
- EasyPower$1,165 a year
LabVIEW plans
- LabVIEW Community EditionFree
- LabVIEW Base subscription—
- LabVIEW Base perpetual—
- LabVIEW Full subscription—
- LabVIEW Professional perpetual—
- LabVIEW Professional subscription—
Pick EasyPower if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick LabVIEW if…
LabVIEW suits engineers building automated test and measurement applications, especially when they need instrument connectivity, analysis and a control interface. The Community Edition is limited to personal, non-commercial, non-industrial use.