The best openHAB alternatives
The rest of Best Home Automation Platforms, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
Google Home suits people managing compatible smart home devices such as cameras, doorbells, speakers, displays, thermostats, lights, locks, and…
Homey suits people managing compatible smart-home devices and creating automations.
HS4 suits DIY hub builders, from hobbyists setting up a first system to developers creating complex workflows.
ioBroker suits users who want to connect and automate devices across manufacturers, from beginners using graphical tools and Blockly to advanced…
It suits people managing SwitchBot devices, scenes, automations, cameras, and Matter-connected platforms from Android or iOS.
It suits people who want to control and automate smart-home devices across supported protocols and integrations.
It suits people with Apple devices who want to manage compatible smart home accessories, cameras, and automations in one app.
It suits Aqara device owners who want to control devices, create automations and manage scenes from Android or iOS.
Loxone suits homeowners and professionals such as system integrators, facility managers, and installers managing building installations.
Hubitat Elevation suits people who want locally run home automations and local device data storage, including when internet access is disrupted.
It suits households using compatible Bosch and partner devices that want app, voice, Matter, and automation control with local data storage.
The Smart Life app suits people who want a free mobile hub for controlling smart devices across brands and categories.
It suits people managing compatible Xiaomi and other intelligent devices from Android or iOS, including those who want scenes and shared access.
It suits IKEA smart-home owners using Android or iOS who want room organization, routines, schedules and voice control.
FHEM suits people able to operate a continuously available Perl server and connect compatible household hardware.