Find every device on your network - a live ping/ARP sweep of a given subnet (or the local one) that resolves hostnames, identifies vendors from MAC OUIs, and probes common ports to build a real host inventory.
You can't secure or audit what you don't know exists. Network Discovery scans a subnet you give it - or your local one, if you leave the target blank - with a bounded-concurrency ping sweep, resolves whatever hostnames it can via reverse DNS, looks up each responding host's MAC vendor against a built-in OUI table, and probes a fixed list of common management ports (RDP, SSH, SMB, WinRM, HTTP/S) to flag what's actually reachable on each host. Every discovered host lands in one unified list with around 20 built-in queries: reachable/unreachable filters, exposed-port views (RDP/SSH/SMB open), unresolved-hostname and new-host filters, and text/IP searches. Build your own queries with custom filter conditions, export to CSV, Excel, HTML, XML, or the clipboard, and schedule any of it to run unattended.
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Scans a CIDR range you give it (or your local subnet if left blank) with a bounded-concurrency ping sweep and ARP-table cross-reference - a genuine live scan, not a database lookup.
Identifies each host's manufacturer from its MAC address OUI prefix, so you can spot the unexpected device on your network at a glance.
Bounded TCP-connect probes against RDP, SSH, SMB, WinRM, and HTTP/S flag exactly which management surfaces are reachable on each discovered host.
Reachable/unreachable filters, exposed-port views, new/stale-host filters, and text/IP searches - no separate tab per host type, since every host shares the same inventory row shape.
Build your own query from filter conditions on any attribute, and register extra attributes under a friendly display name via Manage Custom Attributes.
Save any query as a recurring report via Windows Task Scheduler, with the result optionally emailed to you afterward - or drive it yourself with NetworkDiscovery.exe --run-report ... and --run-query ....
Pick how much automation you need, then choose once-off or monthly billing. Network Discovery licenses per machine, not by subnet size.
One-time payment - yours to keep, no subscription.
For a basic host inventory.
The ping/ARP host sweep, on screen, free at every tier.
For exposure visibility.
Everything in Standard, plus open-port probing and CSV/Text export.
For deeper investigation.
Everything in Standard+, plus custom queries, vendor-lookup detail, and richer export formats.
For fully unattended scans.
Everything in Advanced, plus scheduled & emailed reports and a headless CLI.
Prices are shown in USD as the reference figure. Other currencies, including the ZAR amount PayFast actually charges, are converted using a live exchange rate.
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Standard covers the core of any host inventory: the live ping/ARP sweep, hostname resolution, and the full built-in query catalog - all on screen. No open-port probing or export at this tier, by design.
Best for: Anyone who needs a fast answer to "what's actually on this subnet right now?"
Standard+ adds the common-port exposure probe (RDP/SSH/SMB/WinRM/HTTP-S) plus CSV/Text report export. Everything from Standard is included.
Best for: Day-to-day visibility into which discovered hosts have management ports open.
Advanced adds custom queries with Manage Custom Attributes, richer MAC-vendor detail, and Excel/HTML/XML/clipboard export. Everything from Standard+ is included.
Best for: IT teams building their own asset-inventory reports.
Professional adds scheduled scans via Windows Task Scheduler with optional email delivery, and a headless CLI (NetworkDiscovery.exe --run-report, --run-query, --run-custom-query). Everything from Advanced is included.
Best for: Organizations that want a recurring, self-updating network inventory running itself.
Prices shown are a suggested starting point, not final quotes - contact us to confirm your plan.