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Exoprise vs Obkio

Exoprise

6.8#2 in digital experience monitoring softwareFrom $100 a month
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Obkio

8.2#2 in voip monitoring softwareFrom $249 a month
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FactExopriseObkio
IntegrationsThe product can publish data to tools including Splunk, Microsoft System Center, Operations Management Suite, Power BI, Tableau, and Excel, and includes ServiceNow ticket integration.The ServiceNow integration creates and resolves incidents from Obkio issues and is restricted to the Premium plan.
ProductExoprise describes its offering as digital experience monitoring for SaaS, cloud applications, networks, and endpoints.Obkio is an end-to-end network performance monitoring and troubleshooting SaaS solution for identifying intermittent network issues.
SecurityThe Exoprise security overview says API access uses SSL and is disabled by default, and describes support for SAML and role-based administration.Obkio states that data is encrypted at rest and in transit, infrastructure runs on AWS in Northern Virginia across multiple availability zones, and agents update automatically.
SupportAll plans include unlimited online support, with enterprise options such as custom workshops and training.Online documentation is available 24/7, while live chat and email support are listed for weekdays from 9am to 5pm EST.

Exoprise plans

  • Exoprise credits$100 a month

Obkio plans

  • FreeFree
  • 14-Day Free TrialFree
  • Starter$249 a month
  • 50 Remote Users$499 a month
  • Basic$499 a month
  • Premium$899 a month

Pick Exoprise if…

Exoprise suits organizations that need to monitor employee experience across SaaS applications, networks, and endpoints. Its synthetic monitoring, diagnostics, and integrations may fit teams that already use tools such as Splunk, Power BI, or ServiceNow.

Pick Obkio if…

Obkio suits teams monitoring performance across multiple network locations, including small businesses, multisite organizations, MSPs, remote users, nonprofits, and educational institutions. The free plan is limited to two software agents.

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