Open Network Diagram
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What both publish
| Fact | Open Network Diagram | Scanopy |
|---|---|---|
| API | The documented runtime API endpoint is GET/PUT /api/network-data. | The REST API uses bearer user API keys, supports /api/v1 endpoints, pagination and organization/site scoping, and is rate limited to 300 requests per minute. |
| Integrations | The project says it has no runtime dependency on external APIs and includes a locally vendored icon catalog for offline-friendly behavior. | Documented discovery integrations include Docker, Podman, Proxmox VE, UniFi, HPE Instant On, SNMP, SSH scripts, gNMI and Wake-on-LAN. |
| License | The repository identifies the software as GNU GPL v3 licensed. | The Community Edition is open source under AGPL-3.0; commercial licenses are offered for users avoiding AGPL obligations. |
Open Network Diagram plans
- Open Network DiagramFree
Scanopy plans
- Community EditionFree
- Starter$11.99 a month
- Pro$39.99 a month
- Scanopy Cloud (starting)$79.99 a month
- Business$79.99 a month
- Self-Hosted Standard$4,000 a year
Pick Open Network Diagram if…
Open Network Diagram suits home lab users who want to keep a map of machines, VMs, devices, and rack placement. It is intended for people comfortable with self-hosting and restricting access to the deployment.
Pick Scanopy if…
Scanopy may suit homelab users and teams handling IT operations, managed services, security and compliance, or platform and DevOps work. Its free edition is limited to one network and one seat.