InvGate Asset Management

InvGate Asset Management helps organisations discover and track assets across hardware, software, cloud, and network environments. It supports software license and contract tracking, barcode scanning, and agentless discovery. Deployment is hybrid, with access on web, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. Plans describe capacity in IP devices: Starter covers 500, Pro covers 500–5,000, and Enterprise supports up to 1,000,000. Starter is listed at $1,499 a year as a fixed price; the pricing note says from $1,499/yr and includes a 30-day trial. Pro is listed at $5 a year, with billing described as starting at $2,500/year. The asset limit is 500, and there is no free plan. InvGate was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

InvGate combines asset discovery with license, contract, and barcode tracking. Review the listed plan capacities and pricing details carefully, since the Pro price appears with different amounts and billing descriptions.

This service suits organisations that need asset discovery and software license or contract tracking across hybrid environments. Its plan capacities may be relevant to teams managing different numbers of IP devices.

InvGate Asset Management is an asset-discovery and tracking platform for organizations that need visibility across hardware, software, cloud, and network assets. It best suits teams that want discovery alongside software-license, contract, and barcode tracking. Its 500-device Starter tier sets a clear entry point, but the Pro plan’s conflicting price descriptions warrant careful review before purchase.

Overview

InvGate combines hardware, software, cloud, and network asset discovery with license and contract tracking and barcode scanning. Agentless discovery is also supported, which gives it a broad inventory remit without making the product only about device discovery. Hybrid deployment and support for web, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android make it relevant to organizations with mixed environments.

The product has been offered by a company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Its stated asset limit is 500, so buyers should distinguish that figure from the larger IP-device capacities attached to Pro and Enterprise before deciding which tier fits.

Key features

• Broad discovery: Hardware, software, cloud, and network discovery cover several inventory domains. That breadth is useful to teams seeking one asset-management product for varied infrastructure; organizations focused on only one asset category may not need the full scope.
• Agentless discovery: This can suit environments where agent-based inventory is not the preferred approach. The product also supports hybrid deployment, offering a deployment model that is not limited to a single environment.
• License and contract tracking: Tracking both software licenses and contracts extends the product beyond locating assets. It is a stronger fit for teams that need those records alongside inventory, rather than discovery alone.
• Barcode scanning: Barcode support adds a way to track assets through scanning, a practical complement to digital discovery for teams managing physical equipment.

Pricing

InvGate is paid software with a 30-day trial and no free plan. The Starter plan costs $1,499 a year, billed as a fixed price, and covers 500 IP devices. It is the clearest fit for a smaller deployment within that capacity; the annual commitment and device ceiling make it less suitable for organizations expecting to outgrow 500 devices soon.

The Pro plan is shown as $5 a year, while its billing description says it starts at $2,500/year. It covers 500–5,000 IP devices. Because those price statements conflict, buyers should confirm the applicable price and billing terms before choosing Pro; its expanded capacity is aimed at teams beyond Starter’s device range.

Enterprise has custom pricing and supports up to 1,000,000 IP devices, positioning it for very large inventories. The capacity is substantially broader than the lower tiers, but organizations must obtain a price to assess its fit. The 30-day trial gives prospective buyers a defined evaluation window, but there is no free tier for continued use.

Platforms

InvGate supports web, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, with hybrid deployment. That mix accommodates teams working across desktop and mobile platforms, though the deployment approach should still be matched to each organization’s infrastructure.

Who it's for

InvGate is best suited to organizations that need asset discovery across multiple environments and want license, contract, and barcode tracking in the same product. Starter is the natural starting point for deployments of up to 500 IP devices. Teams with 500–5,000 devices can consider Pro after resolving its price discrepancy, while Enterprise is intended for much larger inventories and uses custom pricing.

It is a weaker fit for buyers who require a free ongoing plan or a clear, consistent Pro price before evaluating options. Organizations needing only a narrow inventory function may also find its combined discovery and tracking scope broader than necessary.

Pros and cons

• Pros
  • Discovery covers hardware, software, cloud, and network assets, making it useful for varied inventories.
  • License and contract tracking plus barcode scanning extend its value beyond discovery alone.
  • Hybrid deployment and five supported platforms suit mixed operating environments.
  • The 30-day trial offers a month to evaluate the paid product.
• Cons
  • No free plan means there is no continuing no-cost option.
  • Starter is capped at 500 IP devices, which may constrain growing deployments.
  • Pro shows two materially different price statements, making its cost unclear without confirmation.
  • Enterprise uses custom pricing, so its cost cannot be assessed from the plan price alone.

Alternatives

For buyers comparing other inventory and asset-management tools, the IT Asset Discovery Software, IT Asset Management Software, and Asset Tracking Software lists provide broader options.

• OCS Inventory NG is worth considering when a free plan is a priority; it supports Android, API, iOS, Linux, macOS, self-hosted, web, and Windows.
• GLPI is an option for buyers seeking a free plan with a freemium model, or a public-cloud plan priced at €19 a month per IT agent, starting at one billed agent.
• Lansweeper offers a free plan and free trial, and its trial continues free for up to 100 assets with unlimited user seats. It may fit teams that can work within that asset allowance.
• IT Asset Tool has a free Basic plan capped at 35 assets, making it a more limited option for buyers who want to start at no cost.
• LOGINventory has a no-time-limit free plan for up to 20 devices, which suits a much smaller deployment than InvGate Starter.
• Open-AudIT offers a free plan with unlimited devices and community support, an alternative for buyers prioritizing a free option.
• rxInventory is another freemium alternative with a free plan.

Verdict

Choose InvGate Asset Management if your organization needs discovery across hardware, software, cloud, and network assets together with license, contract, and barcode tracking. Its breadth and hybrid, multi-platform support are compelling for that combination, but buyers should look elsewhere if a free ongoing plan or unambiguous pricing is essential. Confirm Pro’s actual price before committing, and match the device capacity to your expected inventory.