Device42 ITAM Pricing - $84.52 per instance per month
Device42 ITAM Pricing is quoted as an annual commitment, and that is the first thing to fix in your head before you compare it with anything else. Device42 sells its software as a yearly subscription sized by device count, so every monthly figure on this page is a monthly-effective restatement of a twelve-month contract rather than a rolling charge you can stop in March. There is also no separate asset management SKU to hunt for — lifecycle tracking, agentless discovery, inventory, the CMDB and IP address management all arrive inside the Core licence. The entry Core band is reported at $1,449 a year, which works out at $120.75 a month, and through Stackingo, an authorised Device42 reseller, the comparable figure is $84.52 a month — up to 30% below list across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.
The short version of Device42 ITAM Pricing
Short version: you are pricing a platform licence, not an asset management product. Device42 ships one Core licence carrying asset lifecycle tracking, agentless discovery, inventory, the configuration management database and IP address management, and it bands that licence by device count on an annual subscription. The vendor publishes no rate card — its pricing page is a request form, and its licensing documentation lists units without attaching amounts to them — so the number below comes from independent pricing research rather than from Device42 itself: roughly $1,449 a year for 1 to 100 devices and up to 1,000 IPs, or $120.75 a month. Stackingo supplies the comparable licence at $84.52 a month. The gap between those two figures is $36.23.
What you actually buy | Entitlement | List (monthly-effective) | Stackingo (monthly-effective) |
Device42 Core — lowest paid band | 1–100 devices and 1–1,000 IPs, annual subscription ($1,449 a year) | $120.75 | $84.52 — up to 30% below list |
One row, one band — and that restraint is deliberate. The entry band is the only figure the research behind this page will support for an asset management deployment, and manufacturing numbers for the bands above it would be arithmetic dressed up as evidence. Larger estates climb a banded ladder that Device42 quotes case by case. What does not shift as you climb is the commercial position: Stackingo holds up to 30% below list with a contractual floor of 10%, and puts your real device count in front of the vendor rather than a rounded-up guess that quietly parks you in the next band up.
What is a Device42 ITAM subscription and how does it work?
The common mistake is to go looking for a Device42 ITAM subscription as a line item, find nothing, and conclude the pricing is being hidden. It is not hidden. It does not exist as a separate thing. A Device42 ITAM subscription is a Device42 Core subscription. The platform discovers what you own, opens an asset record for each item, tracks that item through its lifecycle and keeps the record current without anyone maintaining a spreadsheet — but none of that is packaged or invoiced under an asset management name. You subscribe to Core against a device count. Asset management is what the licence permits, not what the licence is called.
The billing rhythm is annual. Device42 describes its software as a yearly subscription based on the number of devices, so the monthly numbers here — $120.75 at list, $84.52 through Stackingo — restate a twelve-month commitment rather than something you can switch on for a single quarter and off again. For asset management work that rhythm tends to fit rather than constrain. Inventory reconciliation, depreciation schedules and refresh planning already run on a yearly cycle, and a Device42 ITAM subscription that renews on the same beat leaves you one date to prepare for instead of two.
What do Device42 ITAM licenses cover?
Most tools in this category count the people who log in. Device42 counts the things being tracked. Where a service desk charges per agent and a monitoring suite charges per seat with a console fee bolted on, Device42 ITAM licenses resolve everything into device units under published rules: one physical or virtual machine is one unit, ten containers are one unit, a platform-as-a-service instance is one unit, ten serverless functions are one unit, one hundred archived records are one unit, and fifty terabytes of storage is one storage unit. Your asset team can double in size without the licence moving at all.
That last pair — archived records and storage — is where the contrast bites. Retention policy consumes entitlement. Keep a decade of decommissioned asset history because an auditor once asked for three years of it, and Device42 ITAM licenses are being spent on machines that left the building long ago. Assets disposed of but never removed from discovery scope do the same thing: an unusually literal case of paying for something you no longer own. Stackingo reconciles discovered units against your licensed band ahead of every renewal, which is the natural moment to retire stale records rather than carry them into another term.
Which Device42 ITAM plans are available?
Ask which Device42 ITAM plans exist and the honest answer is unusual for this market. There is no starter-professional-enterprise ladder of the kind most asset management vendors publish, where capability is withheld at the lower rungs to push you upward. Device42 sells one Core licence, banded by device count, with identical capability in every band — so the line worth studying is not what each plan includes, but what the single licence leaves out:
Device42 Core, lowest paid band — about $1,449 a year for 1 to 100 devices and up to 1,000 IPs; $120.75 a month at list, $84.52 a month through Stackingo. The entry entitlement, and the only band this page puts a figure against. Nothing is crippled inside it — the capability matches the bands above, only the ceiling is lower.
Hardware and infrastructure assets: included. Servers, network gear, storage, racks and the dependencies between them, found agentlessly and held in the CMDB with change history, rather than reassembled by hand every audit cycle.
Cloud and virtual assets: included as well. Virtual machines, containers, platform-as-a-service instances and serverless functions all resolve into device units under the published rules, so a hybrid estate sits on one licence instead of two tools.
Software License Management: not included. This is the dependency that derails ITAM programmes. Software asset management is a separate Device42 add-on, licensed against your total device count, and the vendor publishes no price for it. A hardware-plus-software footprint will cost more than the Core figure above.
Estates beyond 100 devices. These climb a banded ladder Device42 quotes individually. Stackingo prices those bands on request at the same up-to-30% position, and no public number appears here because none is reliably evidenced for this use case.
One further figure is worth holding at arm's length. Procurement research circulates a median Device42 contract value of roughly $55,188 a year, and it gets quoted at people sizing a first deployment as though it were a benchmark. It is not. That median reflects negotiated enterprise agreements — large device counts, several add-on modules, multi-year terms — and bears no useful relationship to a hundred-device estate on the entry band. Use it to sanity-check an enterprise proposal; ignore it when you are budgeting your first hundred devices.
Is Stackingo the right Device42 ITAM reseller for you?
The difference between one Device42 ITAM reseller and the next is never the licence. Stackingo is an authorised Device42 reseller supplying genuine Device42 licensing at up to 30% below list with a contractual minimum of 10%, and what lands is indistinguishable from a direct purchase: same platform, same discovery engine, same vendor support. Where resellers genuinely diverge is in what they tell you before the signature and what they do after it. A margin-first reseller quotes the band you asked for. A useful one asks whether that band matches the estate you actually have.
For asset management buyers there is a second test, because ITAM scope creeps more than most. The right Device42 ITAM reseller tells you up front which parts of your intended scope Core genuinely covers and which need the separately licensed software asset management module — rather than letting you meet that gap mid-implementation, when the leverage has gone. Stackingo quotes both lines together for exactly that reason, and reconciles discovered units against the licensed band before each renewal, so the conversation about entitlement happens while you can still act on it.
Working with an authorised Device42 ITAM distributor
Here is the sequence. You describe the estate. Stackingo maps it to a Core band. The vendor confirms band and price. The licence is provisioned with managed onboarding. A renewal date goes on the tracker. And before that date arrives, discovered units are reconciled against the licensed band so the renewal quote reflects reality rather than last year's assumption. As your Device42 ITAM distributor across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US, Stackingo runs every one of those steps under a single agreement, with local-currency invoicing rather than a USD invoice finance has to translate.
That single point of control matters more for asset management than for most functions, because an asset register spanning several regions is far easier to defend when the licensing beneath it does not fragment across three contracts and three renewal dates. The Device42 ITAM distributor role is also where the practical advice sits: what the platform will and will not discover in your particular environment, how retention policy feeds unit consumption, when the software asset management module genuinely earns its line on the invoice, and how far ahead of renewal a quote has to land so it can be challenged rather than merely approved.
What does being a Device42 partner actually mean?
Take the entry band and do the arithmetic. List sits at $1,449 a year, which is $120.75 a month. Stackingo's price is $84.52 a month, so the monthly difference is $36.23 — and that is what the position is worth on the smallest paid licence Device42 sells, held across a full twelve-month commitment. Now run the same sum at the second renewal, and the third. The reason the number is still there is that the discount sits inside the Device42 partner programme rather than arriving as a first-order incentive that quietly evaporates once the logo is on the case study.
The partnership covers the platform rather than a single use case, which is what makes it useful past the initial purchase. An asset management team that buys Core can extend the same licence into compliance reporting, IT operations, data centre infrastructure management or a migration programme without reopening commercial terms with a Device42 partner or resetting the discount clock. One agreement, one renewal date, one discount position — and one asset register underneath all of it, which is the part that quietly saves the most work. That breadth is the practical difference between a discount attached to a single purchase order and one attached to a standing relationship, and it is the reason the partner status is worth checking before you compare quotes.
How do you buy Device42 ITAM?
Buying, in this context, means a scoping conversation followed by a quote — not a checkout. With no published rate card there is nothing to configure online and no cart to fill, so to buy Device42 ITAM is to agree a device band with an authorised reseller and have genuine licensing provisioned against it. The opening step is short: roughly how many physical hosts, virtual machines, network and storage devices, containers and cloud instances fall in scope, plus your record retention policy, which drives unit consumption more than most buyers anticipate.
Stackingo then returns a quote putting the Core band, the list position and the Stackingo price on a single line, with the software asset management module priced alongside if your scope needs it. On confirmation, genuine Device42 licensing is provisioned with managed onboarding and a tracked renewal date, and that is the whole of what it takes to buy Device42 ITAM. Where the platform replaces a spreadsheet register, the same team sequences discovery first, so the opening reconciliation runs against what is actually out there rather than against inherited guesswork.
Device42 ITAM cost, converted into local currency
Device42 invoices in USD wherever the estate happens to sit. What follows is the entry Core band expressed in the currencies Stackingo quotes in, which is normally enough to get an asset management budget line approved ahead of a formal quote. Treat the conversions as indicative — the rate that actually binds is the one fixed on the quote document itself.
Market | Currency | List (per month) | Stackingo (per month) |
Australia | AUD | A$183.54 | A$128.47 |
Austria | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Bahrain | BHD | BD45.40 | BD31.78 |
Belgium | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Bulgaria | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Croatia | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Cyprus | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Czechia | CZK | Kč2,777.25 | Kč1,943.96 |
Denmark | DKK | kr827.14 | kr578.96 |
England | GBP | £95.39 | £66.77 |
Estonia | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Finland | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
France | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Germany | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Greece | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Hungary | HUF | Ft42,866.25 | Ft30,004.60 |
Ireland | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Italy | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Kuwait | KWD | KD37.07 | KD25.95 |
Latvia | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Lithuania | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Luxembourg | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Malta | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Netherlands | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
New Zealand | NZD | NZ$200.45 | NZ$140.30 |
Northern Ireland | GBP | £95.39 | £66.77 |
Oman | OMR | OMR46.49 | OMR32.54 |
Poland | PLN | zł476.96 | zł333.85 |
Portugal | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Qatar | QAR | QR439.53 | QR307.65 |
Romania | RON | lei549.41 | lei384.57 |
Saudi Arabia | SAR | SR452.81 | SR316.95 |
Scotland | GBP | £95.39 | £66.77 |
Slovakia | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Slovenia | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Spain | EUR | €111.09 | €77.76 |
Sweden | SEK | kr1,267.88 | kr887.46 |
United Arab Emirates | AED | AED443.45 | AED310.40 |
United States | USD | $120.75 | $84.52 |
Wales | GBP | £95.39 | £66.77 |
Frequently asked questions
What is the US price for Device42 ITAM?
Device42 publishes no list price at all. Independent pricing research puts the lowest paid Core band — 1 to 100 devices and up to 1,000 IPs — at around $1,449 a year, or $120.75 a month. Through Stackingo, an authorised Device42 reseller, the comparable figure is $84.52 a month: up to 30% below list, with a contractual floor of 10%.
Does Device42 sell asset management as its own product?
No. Asset lifecycle tracking, discovery, inventory, the CMDB and IP address management are bundled into the Core licence rather than sold standalone, which is why the ITAM price on this page is simply the Core price at the entry device band.
Is software asset management included in the Core licence?
No, and it is the most important caveat on this page. Software License Management is a separate Device42 add-on, licensed against your total device count, and no price is published for it. A hardware-plus-software ITAM footprint therefore costs more than the Core band on its own.
Do retained records and stored data eat into licence units?
They do. Device42's published rules count one hundred archived records as one unit and fifty terabytes as one storage unit, so a long retention policy consumes entitlement even in a year when no new hardware is acquired — worth checking before you commit to a band.
Is the licence counted per asset manager or per asset?
Per asset, in device units. Nobody in asset management, finance or procurement burns a licence by reading the register or running a report, so the cost tracks estate size alone rather than how many people need the data.
What is the saving on Device42 through Stackingo?
Up to 30% off list, with a guaranteed minimum of 10%. On the entry Core band that is $36.23 a month against the $120.75 monthly-effective list figure. Higher bands carry a larger absolute saving, and the same position applies to any add-on modules quoted at the same time.
Is Stackingo authorised to resell Device42?
Yes. Stackingo is an authorised Device42 reseller, supplying genuine Device42 licensing with managed provisioning, annual entitlement reconciliation and renewal tracking across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US — at up to 30% below list.
Related Stackingo pricing guides
Every product in the Stackingo Device42 range prices off the same Core licence, which makes the comparisons direct: Device42 DCIM Pricing, Device42 IT Operations Pricing, Device42 Compliance & Audit Pricing and Device42 ITSM Pricing. The Device42 product page carries the transactional overview, or request a tailored quote to price the platform against the estate you actually own.
Want the number for your own estate? Tell Stackingo roughly how many devices, virtual machines, containers and cloud instances are in scope — and whether software licence tracking is part of it — and a tailored Device42 ITAM Pricing quote follows: genuine Device42 licensing, guaranteed discounts of up to 30%, and managed renewals across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.
