OpSee
7.2#3 in manufacturing analytics softwareFrom €59 a monthWebLinuxSelf-hostedWindows
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Sciemetric QualityWorX
5.6#18 in manufacturing analytics softwareWebAPISelf-hostedWindows
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| Fact | OpSee | Sciemetric QualityWorX |
|---|---|---|
| Analytics | Analytics provides trend charts, Pareto analysis, custom KPIs, interpolation, annotations and multi-axis views. | Sciemetric Studio supports real-time process trending and alerts, failure investigation, test-limit optimization, station comparisons, and offline analysis. |
| Deployment requirements | The edge deployment supports Docker Compose and lists a requirement of less than 8 GB RAM. | QualityWorX installations use 64-bit Windows Server; the datasheet describes a single-server option for up to 10 stations without third-party gateways and separate servers for larger deployments or third-party gateways. |
| Integrations | OpSee names MQTT brokers, OPC-UA endpoints, and industrial protocols as ways to connect machine data. | The reporting API connects to BI tools such as Tableau and Excel, and standard Power BI report templates are available. |
| Support | Starter includes email support, Pro includes priority support, and Enterprise includes dedicated onboarding and rollout support. | Sciemetric lists a support phone number and describes a global partner sales and service network spanning North America, South America, the UK, Europe, India, and China. |
OpSee plans
- Starter€59 a month
- Pro€95 a month
- Enterprise€595 a month
- Site Unlimited€8,333 a month
Sciemetric QualityWorX plans
- QualityWorX BasePriced on request
- QualityWorX PrimaryPriced on request
Pick OpSee if…
OpSee is aimed at operators, plant managers, and IT teams working with manufacturing data and production workflows. Its deployment options suit organizations considering edge, on-premises, or cloud hosting.
Pick Sciemetric QualityWorX if…
It suits manufacturers digitizing a test station or standardizing data and reporting across an enterprise. Organizations need an on-premises Windows Server deployment.