OpenIPAM
7.4#4 in dhcp management softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
VisitOpenIPAM vs Subnetly
What both publish
| Fact | OpenIPAM | Subnetly |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | The browser version can be opened from downloaded files, and the repository includes a Linux setup script for its optional backend. | The maker lists Docker, Kubernetes/Helm, Windows Server, and Linux daemon deployment options. |
| DHCP | It tracks DHCP scopes, leases, reservations, options, and utilization. | The platform centralizes DHCP scopes, lease pools and reservations across environments. |
| Licence | The repository states that OpenIPAM is distributed under the MIT licence. | The homepage displays a 2026 copyright notice stating that all rights are reserved; no open-source licence is stated on the opened pages. |
OpenIPAM plans
- FreeFree
- OpenIPAMFree
Subnetly plans
- FreeFree
- Starter$49 a month
- Pro$149 a month
- MSP Starter$199 a month
- Business$399 a month
- MSP Growth$499 a month
Pick OpenIPAM if…
OpenIPAM is aimed at homelabs, small businesses, network engineers, and IT departments. It suits users who want browser storage or a self-hosted backend for network and infrastructure inventory.
Pick Subnetly if…
Subnetly suits SMBs managing DNS, DHCP and IP address inventory, and MSPs that need to separate customer environments and technician access. Its Docker, Kubernetes/Helm, Windows Server and Linux deployment options may suit teams with different deployment setups.