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Hyperview vs ProDCIM

Hyperview

7.7#1 in data center infrastructure management softwareFrom $0.25 a month
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ProDCIM

5.2#24 in data center infrastructure management software
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FactHyperviewProDCIM
Asset managementThe platform maintains asset inventories, hierarchies, lifecycle information and relationships between equipment.The platform provides a unified asset database with auto-discovery and tracks devices by role, status and health.
DeploymentTrustRadius lists Hyperview as SaaS and says it has no mobile application.The pricing page lists cloud and on-prem deployment for Starter and Professional, and cloud, on-prem and air-gapped deployment for Enterprise.
HeadquartersThe maker's contact page lists Vancouver HQ at 410–1122 Mainland Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6B 5L1.Markham, Ontario, Canada
IntegrationsDocumented integrations include Google Maps, AccuWeather, VMware vSphere, ServiceNow CMDB and Equinix Smart View.The product page lists SNMP, Modbus, BACnet, MQTT, REST API and Redfish, and its FAQ also names IPMI, iLO and iDRAC device classes.
MonitoringThe platform includes power, energy, capacity, temperature, and humidity monitoring, with alerts and heat maps.It monitors power, cooling, network and assets in real time and supports alarm rules on parameters such as PSU, CPU and thermal readings.

Hyperview plans

  • 30-day free trialFree
  • Hyperview$3 a year
  • Per-asset plan$3 a year
  • Subscription$125 a month

ProDCIM plans

  • StarterPriced on request
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • ProfessionalPriced on request

Pick Hyperview if…

Hyperview suits data center managers, colocation providers, systems administrators, network engineers, and CIOs managing infrastructure assets and conditions. The listed plan requires at least 500 assets.

Pick ProDCIM if…

It suits data-center, telecom, distributed-site, and critical-facility teams managing physical infrastructure. It is designed for organizations needing rack, capacity, monitoring, and integration functions.

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