Lansweeper

Overview

Lansweeper describes itself as a cyber asset intelligence platform that provides a continuously validated view of IT, operational technology (OT), cloud and IoT assets^[9]. It discovers and centralises asset data and enriches it with hardware specifications, installed software, user relationships and lifecycle status^[9]. Discovery methods include Network Discovery for devices on the network, an IT Agent (and a portable variant) for laptops and remote or transient devices, and Cloud Discovery connecting to Azure, AWS and Google Cloud^[9].

Lansweeper is commonly used as the discovery source for other systems; Atlassian, for example, lists it as a discovery partner for Jira Service Management Assets^[8]. A free trial is available^[9]. Lansweeper’s pricing and corporate pages could not be retrieved for this review, so no plan or price details are given here. Its strengths are discovery breadth, including OT, and data quality; organisations needing procurement, contract and licence-entitlement workflows typically pair it with an ITSM or SAM tool.

What Lansweeper does

• Network discovery
• IT Agent for remote devices
• Cloud discovery for Azure, AWS and GCP
• OT and IoT asset visibility
• Hardware, software and user enrichment

Lansweeper pricing

Not verified: pricing page could not be retrieved; a free trial is offered.

Lansweeper strengths and limitations

Appears in

• Best IT Asset Management Software in 2026 #5

Lansweeper alternatives and competitors

Alternatives to Lansweeper: companies ranked in the same lists.

• Flexera One IT Asset Management
• Ivanti Neurons for ITSM
• Freshdesk
• Jira Service Management
• MSManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus
• NinjaOne
• SolarWinds Service Desk
• Snipe-IT
• GLPI
• Reftab
• Asset Panda