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HomeSeer HS4 vs Loxone

HomeSeer HS4

7.8#4 in smart home appsFrom $39.95 a year
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Loxone

7.8#5 in home automation platformsFrom $70 a year
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FactHomeSeer HS4Loxone
AutomationHS4 processes automations locally and continues controlling the home during internet outages or a MyHS web service outage.LOXONE describes its software as tools to plan, control, and operate a building in one coordinated system.
Free planNoNo
IntegrationsThe product page lists free integrations including Z-Wave, Zigbee, Philips Hue, Harmony Hub, Ecobee, Tuya, Wemo, Rachio, LIFX and Chromecast.The system supports interfaces and standards including KNX, DALI, Modbus RTU/TCP, EnOcean, RS485/RS232, and DMX.
Intended usersHomeSeer describes HS4 as suitable for DIY hub builders, from hobbyists setting up a first system to experienced developers building complex automation workflows.LOXONE describes Exosphere as suitable for homeowners as well as system integrators, facility managers, and installers managing installations.
Local controlYesYes
Matter supportYesYes
SupportHomeSeer offers product documentation, contact support, user forums and developer help for creating plugins.The support center offers technical assistance through support requests, contact points, and live chat, along with documentation and downloads.

HomeSeer HS4 plans

  • MyHS LiteFree
  • MyHS Plus$39.95 a year
  • MyHS PRO$59.95 a year
  • MyHS Business$99.95 a year
  • HS4 Smart Home Software$149.95, paid once

Loxone plans

  • LOXONE software (Config and App)Free
  • Exosphere Pro$70 a year
  • Exosphere Enterprise$140 a year

Pick HomeSeer HS4 if…

HS4 may suit DIY hub builders, from hobbyists starting a home system to developers creating complex automation workflows. It is intended for people who want local automation and control.

Pick Loxone if…

Loxone suits homeowners and professionals such as system integrators, facility managers, and installers managing building systems. It may fit those seeking coordinated controls with local operation and support for listed interfaces.

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