Auvik vs Domotz

Auvik is a cloud-based network management platform used by over 80,000 IT professionals and MSPs to get real-time visibility into their infrastructure. It automatically discovers devices and generates live network topology maps that update as the network changes, removing the need for manual diagram creation, and backs up device configurations with version history for easy comparison and recovery. The platform includes NetFlow-based traffic analysis to reveal user activity and traffic destinations, over 64 pre-configured alerts that display directly on network maps, and an integrated AI agent that analyzes network data to suggest probable root causes during troubleshooting. It supports 700+ device vendors out of the box and integrates with tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, ConnectWise, and ServiceNow, serving MSPs and internal IT teams across manufacturing, healthcare, education, and financial services with clients reported including American Airlines, Westin Hotels, and DirecTV.

Domotz is a network monitoring and remote management platform aimed at managed service providers and internal IT teams. It uses lightweight collectors (software or hardware) to automatically discover devices on a network by MAC address, then continuously tracks device health and raises real-time alerts when something goes down or behaves abnormally. The platform layers in remote device management and diagnostics so technicians can troubleshoot issues without an on-site visit, and it exposes 40+ tools for agent-based/automated workflows alongside integrations for common MSP tooling like Autotask/Datto, ConnectWise, HaloPSA, Hudu, ServiceNow, Slack, Syncro, and Microsoft Teams. Domotz reports SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certification and cites over 3,600 customers monitoring more than 40,000 networks.

• Automatic, always-current network topology mapping
• Broad out-of-the-box support for 700+ device vendors
• AI-assisted troubleshooting reduces manual root-cause analysis
• Strong integrations with common MSP and ITSM tools

• Automatic MAC-address-based device discovery reduces manual network mapping
• Deep integrations with widely used MSP/PSA tools
• Offers both per-collector and per-device pricing models to fit different network sizes
• SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified

• Exact pricing isn't published; it scales with sites and device count
• Feature depth is geared toward MSPs and larger IT teams rather than home networks
• NetFlow-level analysis requires compatible network hardware

• Pricing can scale up quickly for larger, multi-site networks
• Geared heavily toward MSP workflows, which may be more than a single-site business needs
• Requires deploying a collector (software or hardware) rather than being fully agentless