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PrintNode vs YSoft SAFEQ Platform

PrintNode

7.0#4 in print management softwareFrom $90 a year
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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FactPrintNodeYSoft SAFEQ Platform
HeadquartersMilton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, EnglandBrno, Czech Republic
IntegrationsThe service provides a RESTful API, webhooks, WebSockets, account management via API, and integrations with existing authentication systems through delegated authentication.Listed connections include DocuWare, Epic, Google Drive, Microsoft Azure AD, iManage, M-Files, SAP, and OnBase.
Intended usersPrintNode describes use in warehouses, shipping and logistics, pharmacies, restaurants, point-of-sale systems, and web applications that need automated printing.SAFEQ 6 is presented as a centralized print, scan, and fax management tool for organizations, with capabilities including mobile printing, reporting, and document workflows.
SecurityPrintNode says all communication uses TLS, documents are not read, and Base64-submitted documents are deleted after printing.The maker says SAFEQ products comply with data protection and security standards including GDPR and ISO 27001, and describes authenticated secure pull printing.
SupportPrintNode says support is handled by its engineering team and offers telephone and email support.SAFEQ technical support is provided through Y Soft’s network of certified partners, and customers are directed to contact their vendor.

PrintNode plans

  • LiteFree
  • Essential$9 a month
  • Standard$29 a month
  • Standard Integrator$60 a month
  • Essential yearly$90 a year
  • Premium$99 a month

YSoft SAFEQ Platform plans

  • YSoft SAFEQ PlatformPriced on request

Pick PrintNode if…

PrintNode suits applications and organizations that need automated printing, including warehouses, shipping and logistics, pharmacies, restaurants, and point-of-sale systems. It may also suit teams that need API access to print jobs or scale data.

Pick YSoft SAFEQ Platform if…

SAFEQ suits organizations managing print, scan, and fax workflows across locations, especially those needing centralized controls, reporting, quotas, or mobile printing. It supports cloud, on-premises, and hybrid deployment.

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