Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction Pricing - $84.52 per month
Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction Pricing starts, on the best available evidence, at $120.75 a month - and $84.52 a month through Stackingo, an authorised Device42 reseller, up to 30% below list. That figure is the entry band of the Device42 Core platform licence, reported at $1,449 a year for up to 100 device units, and it comes from independent pricing research rather than from Device42 itself, because Device42 publishes no rate card at all: its pricing page is a quote request form. Treat the number as a planning anchor with medium confidence, not a quotation. One caveat shapes everything below, so it belongs in the first paragraph: live power draw and temperature telemetry is not part of Core. It comes from the Power & Environmental Monitoring add-on module, which Device42 prices only on request.
Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction Pricing, in one table
There is no sustainability SKU to price. Device42 sells one Core platform licence banded by device count, and the reporting that underpins an energy or carbon programme - the full hardware inventory, model and specification data, virtual-to-physical relationships, rack and room layout, and the decommissioning workflow - is inside that licence. What is not inside it is the live electrical and thermal feed. So the honest shape of this page is two lines rather than one: a Core band you can put a number against, and an add-on module you cannot. The table below sets them side by side. The Core figures are drawn from third-party pricing research and should be read as estimates; the add-on line is blank because no published price exists anywhere we could verify.
Licence line | Reported list (annual) | Monthly-effective | Stackingo position |
Core platform, 1-100 device units | $1,449 per year | $120.75 | $84.52 per month - save up to 30% |
Core platform, 101-500 device units | $2,999 per year | Quoted annually | Up to 30% below list |
Core platform, 501-1,000 device units | $4,999 per year | Quoted annually | Up to 30% below list |
Core platform, 1,001-2,500 device units | $9,999 per year | Quoted annually | Up to 30% below list |
Core platform, above 2,500 device units | Custom quote | Quoted annually | Up to 30% below list |
Power & Environmental Monitoring add-on | No published price | On request | Up to 30% below quoted list |
The gap between those two rows is where sustainability budgets go wrong. A team that has been asked for a carbon report reads $120.75 a month, approves it, and then discovers at implementation that the power figures it wanted are behind a second line item nobody costed. The right sequence is to decide first whether you need measured watts or modelled watts. Modelled consumption, derived from nameplate ratings, utilisation and asset counts already in Core, is enough for a great deal of internal reporting and for finding decommissioning candidates. Measured consumption, polled from intelligent power distribution units and environmental sensors, is what auditors and landlord recharge disputes tend to demand - and that is the add-on. Ask for both lines on one Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction quote, and Stackingo holds the same up-to-30% position against whatever list Device42 sets for each.
Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction licenses, explained
The mistake almost every sustainability buyer makes is assuming the licence is counted by the people who will read the reports. It is not. Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction licenses are counted by device unit, and users are never part of the calculation - you can give the energy manager, the facilities lead, the finance analyst and the whole platform team logins without moving the price by a cent. The unit rules are specific and worth memorising before you estimate: one virtual machine or one physical machine is a single unit, ten containers collapse into one unit, one hundred archived records count as one unit, and fifty terabytes of discovered storage counts as one storage unit.
Those rules cut both ways for an energy programme. They are generous where sustainability work is densest - a container platform that would be unaffordable on a per-node metric barely registers here, and archived records of decommissioned kit, which you actively want to keep as evidence of avoided emissions, cost almost nothing to retain. They are unforgiving where the estate is physically sprawling: every power distribution unit, uninterruptible supply, environmental sensor and out-of-band controller that Device42 discovers is a device unit in its own right, and those are exactly the objects an energy project wants visible. Count the infrastructure that measures the estate, not just the infrastructure that runs it, before you pick a band.
What does a Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction subscription include?
It includes everything needed to model consumption and nothing that measures it. A Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction subscription is simply a Core platform subscription, billed annually at the band your device count falls into - $1,449 a year at the entry band on reported figures, $120.75 a month, $84.52 through Stackingo - and Core brings automated discovery across physical, virtual and cloud estates, hardware model and specification data, rack and room layout with elevation diagrams, dependency mapping between applications and the hosts underneath them, and the lifecycle and decommissioning workflow that turns an idle server into a retired one.
That combination answers most sustainability questions on its own. Nameplate ratings and utilisation data support a modelled energy figure per rack or per service; the dependency map identifies the servers with no upstream callers, which is where the genuinely easy reductions live; and lifecycle dates tell you which hardware is old enough that replacement pays back in watts as well as in support risk. What the subscription does not include is a live feed of amps, volts and inlet temperature. That arrives through the Power & Environmental Monitoring module, licensed separately on total device count, with no published price of any kind. If measured data is the requirement, the subscription is a starting point rather than the answer.
Comparing the Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction plans
Most tools in the data centre sustainability category charge for the thing you are measuring: per rack, per monitored circuit, per sensor, or per kilowatt under management. Device42 does none of that. It charges for the size of the estate it discovers, in device units, and then treats sustainability as one of several things you can do with that data. The practical effect is that the Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction plans are not plans in the usual sense - they are rungs on a single ladder, reported consistently across independent pricing research as follows:
1-100 device units - about $1,449 a year, $120.75 a month at list, $84.52 a month with Stackingo. A single comms room, a small colocation cage, or a pilot scoped to one site to prove the modelled-energy approach before committing the wider estate.
101-500 device units - about $2,999 a year at list, up to 30% below with Stackingo. The band most single-site estates reach once sensors, power distribution units and out-of-band controllers are counted as the separate device units they are.
501-1,000 device units - about $4,999 a year at list, up to 30% below with Stackingo. Multi-room or multi-site estates, where the reporting value moves from a headline number towards per-service allocation and internal recharge.
1,001-2,500 device units - about $9,999 a year at list, up to 30% below with Stackingo. Hybrid estates running continuous discovery, typically feeding the emissions model into a wider ESG platform rather than reporting from Device42 directly.
Above 2,500 device units - custom quote, up to 30% below list with Stackingo. Past the reported ladder Device42 prices individually, and multi-year commitments here are where the largest reductions against list are actually available.
Two things are missing from that ladder deliberately. There is no cheaper sustainability-only rung, because the capability is not separable from Core; and there is no line for the Power & Environmental Monitoring add-on, because Device42 publishes nothing for it. Confidence in the Core numbers themselves should be medium at best - they come from third-party research, not from the vendor - and they can move with term length, region and the negotiation itself. What does not move is Stackingo's position: whatever list Device42 sets for your band and your add-ons, the discount applies against it, up to 30%.
What does being a Device42 partner actually mean?
Take a mid-sized estate and do the arithmetic. Suppose a regional site runs 180 virtual machines, 60 physical hosts, 40 network devices, 200 containers, 24 power distribution units and 12 environmental sensors. The containers collapse to 20 units. Everything else counts one for one: 180 plus 60 plus 40 plus 24 plus 12, which is 316, and adding the container units gives 336 device units. That lands in the 101-500 band, reported at $2,999 a year, so roughly $249.92 a month at list and about $174.94 a month at 30% below - not the $120.75 headline, which covers only the first hundred units. Being a Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction partner means doing that count with you before the quote, not after the invoice.
The rest of what the status carries is practical rather than promotional. An authorised partner transacts genuine Device42 licensing rather than reselling access, holds the discount position against list, can put the Core band and the Power & Environmental Monitoring add-on on a single quote so both are negotiated together, and owns the renewal conversation when the estate grows and the band changes. For a sustainability programme, the band change matters: adding sensors to measure the estate is itself the thing that pushes the unit count up, and a partner who has modelled that in advance stops the second-year renewal arriving as a surprise.
What does a Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction distributor handle?
The common error here is treating distribution as a shipping question when the software has nothing to ship. What a Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction distributor actually handles is the paperwork chain that turns a quote into a working entitlement: order placement with the vendor, licence key issue against the correct band, the tax and invoicing arrangements that let a buyer in Riyadh, Dublin or Auckland pay under local rules against a contract denominated in US dollars, and the renewal record that keeps the entitlement aligned with an estate whose device count keeps moving.
That last point is more than administrative for an energy programme, because a sustainability project deliberately changes the asset base. You decommission idle servers, which reduces units; you add metering hardware, which increases them; you consolidate workloads onto fewer, denser hosts, which moves the mix. An estate that starts a financial year at 480 device units can plausibly end it at 520 and cross a band boundary without anyone raising a purchase order. Distribution handled properly means that crossing is spotted, priced and negotiated in advance, still at up to 30% below list, rather than being discovered as a compliance conversation.
How do you buy Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction?
Vendors in adjacent categories mostly let you buy with a card and a seat count from a public price page. Device42 does not, and buying it is therefore a quoting exercise rather than a checkout. There is no self-service tier, no published rate card and no trial that converts into a paid subscription at a listed price - the pricing page is a form. So the way you buy Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction is by producing a defensible device-unit count, stating whether measured power telemetry is in scope, choosing a term, and then having those inputs priced against the Core ladder and the add-on together.
Do the count before the conversation. Inventory virtual machines and physical hosts one for one, divide containers by ten, divide archived records by a hundred, divide discovered storage by fifty terabytes per unit, and add the network, power and environmental hardware you expect to bring under management during the term rather than only what is connected today. Then ask for two quotes on one page: Core at your band, and the Power & Environmental Monitoring module priced alongside it. Buying through Stackingo puts an authorised Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction reseller between you and both lines, with up to 30% off list across the GCC, UK and Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.
How do you choose a Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction reseller?
Choose the one that will tell you, unprompted, that power monitoring is a separate module. That single disclosure is the fastest test of whether a Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction reseller understands what you are actually buying, because the whole category of disappointment on this product comes from assuming telemetry is included in the $120.75 entry band when it is not. A reseller that quotes Core alone against a brief that says carbon reporting either has not read the brief or is hoping the gap surfaces after the signature, by which point the budget is committed and the second line item has to be fought for separately.
Beyond that, the criteria are the ordinary ones, applied strictly. Authorised status, so the licensing is genuine and supportable. A written discount position against list rather than a vague promise of competitiveness - Stackingo's is up to 30%, with a floor of at least 10%. Willingness to model the device count with you and to show the arithmetic, including the metering hardware the project itself will add. Coverage in the currencies and tax regimes you buy in, across the GCC, UK and Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US. And a renewal process that revisits the band before it expires, because on this product the estate you measure is the estate you licence.
Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction cost, converted into local currency
Device42 contracts and bills in US dollars regardless of where the estate sits, so the table below is a budgeting aid rather than a price list. Because the sustainability capability spans a priced Core band and an unpriced add-on, every row reads on request: the only number anyone can honestly quote before a device count is the Core entry band of $120.75 a month, $84.52 through Stackingo. The exchange rate that matters is the one fixed on your quote, not today's mid-market rate.
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
How much does Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction cost in the US?
There is no separate price for it. The capability is delivered by the Device42 Core platform licence, whose entry band independent research reports at $1,449 a year for up to 100 device units - $120.75 a month at list, and $84.52 a month through Stackingo, an authorised Device42 reseller, up to 30% below list. Device42 publishes no rate card, so treat that figure as a medium-confidence planning anchor rather than a quotation.
Does the $84.52 a month include live power and temperature monitoring?
No, and this is the single most important caveat on this page. The $84.52 a month Stackingo figure - $120.75 at reported list - covers the Core platform entry band only. Live electrical draw and environmental telemetry come from the Power & Environmental Monitoring module, which is licensed separately on total device count and carries no published price anywhere. Ask for Core and the add-on to be quoted together so both carry the same discount.
Is Sustainability & Power Reduction a standalone Device42 product with its own price?
No. Device42 sells one Core platform licence, not a menu of module SKUs, and sustainability reporting is a use case built on the inventory, specification, dependency and lifecycle data Core already holds. There is nothing to buy called Sustainability & Power Reduction and no separate price for it - you buy a Core band, reported from $1,449 a year, $120.75 a month, $84.52 a month through Stackingo, and use it for this purpose.
Is Device42 licensed per user or per device?
Per device unit, always. Users are never counted, so the energy manager, facilities lead and finance analysts can all have access without changing the price. One virtual or physical machine is one unit, ten containers are one unit, one hundred archived records are one unit, and fifty terabytes of storage is one storage unit. The entry band covers up to 100 units at a reported $120.75 a month, or $84.52 through Stackingo.
Can I report on carbon without buying the power monitoring add-on?
You can produce a modelled figure. Core holds hardware models, specifications, utilisation and rack layout, which supports estimated consumption per rack or per service and identifies idle hardware worth decommissioning - all within the reported $120.75 a month entry band, $84.52 through Stackingo. Measured watts polled from intelligent power distribution units and sensors, which auditors and recharge disputes usually require, need the separately licensed Power & Environmental Monitoring module.
Why can Stackingo not simply publish the add-on price?
Because Device42 does not publish one. The vendor's pricing page is a quote request form, its licensing documentation defines unit mechanics without prices, and the marketplace and review-site listings we checked carry no figure for the Power & Environmental Monitoring module. Publishing a number would mean inventing it. What Stackingo can commit to is the discount position: up to 30% below whatever list Device42 sets, the same position that turns $120.75 into $84.52 on Core.
Is Stackingo an authorised Device42 reseller, and where does it sell?
Yes. Stackingo is an authorised reseller supplying genuine Device42 licensing with managed onboarding and renewals, quoting across the GCC, the UK and Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the United States. Discounts are guaranteed at up to 30% below list with a minimum of 10%, which on the reported Core entry band of $120.75 a month brings the figure to $84.52 a month, and the same position applies to the Power & Environmental Monitoring add-on once Device42 quotes it.
Related Stackingo pricing guides
Compare Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction Pricing with the neighbouring Stackingo guides, all of which price from the same Core ladder: Device42 DCIM Pricing, Device42 ITAM 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 Core and the power monitoring add-on against your discovered estate.
Ready to see your exact number? Send Stackingo a device-unit estimate - hosts, virtual machines, containers, storage, and the power and environmental hardware you intend to bring under management - and say plainly whether you need measured watts or modelled watts. You will get a tailored Device42 Sustainability & Power Reduction Pricing quote covering the Core band and the add-on on one page: genuine Device42 licensing, up to 30% off list, and managed renewals across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.
