Netpicker
6.8#4 in network configuration management softwareFrom $7,500 a yearFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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Unimus
6.5#10 in network configuration management softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Netpicker | Unimus |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Netpicker is available as a Docker container or an OVA virtual appliance, and can run on-premises or air-gapped. | Unimus is deployed on-premises, and its product page says configuration data stays in the customer’s network. |
| Support | Foundation includes a knowledge base, YouTube training courses, best-effort tickets and best-effort Discord; Professional adds 24-hour ticket response and a private Discord channel. | The listed paid tiers offer email support, with phone support listed as 8/5 for Advanced per-device and Unlimited Standard and 24/7 for Unlimited Advanced. |
Netpicker plans
- Netpicker - FoundationFree
- Netpicker - Professional$7,500 a year
- Netpicker - Enterprise$33,500 a year
Unimus plans
- FreeFree
- Advanced—
- Standard—
- Unlimited Advanced—
- Unlimited Standard—
Pick Netpicker if…
Netpicker is aimed at network and NetDevOps engineers who need to validate device configurations, compliance, or security and may want to automate remediation. Its free tier may suit users who need backup and drift-detection features.
Pick Unimus if…
Unimus suits network teams that need configuration backups, change tracking, and scheduled automation on premises. The free plan may fit smaller deployments of up to 10 devices.