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Best Hardware Monitoring Software 2026

Hardware monitoring software helps you watch system health, sensors and device activity across supported environments. This guide helps buyers compare access, pricing and monitoring controls before choosing a tool.

The list is ordered by newest releases first. It uses figures published by the makers and does not assign scores. Compare free plans, paid starting prices, platform support, remote monitoring, device limits, sensor history, alert channels and custom sensor support.

01

Infrastructure monitor for cloud, data-center systems, containers and networks.

Free plan Free trial Open source From $275 a month, billed yearly AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsMacLinux+2
02

Netdata

Observability software that monitors infrastructure live and helps troubleshoot issues.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5
Record6.6 Visit
04

ManageEngine OpManager

Network infrastructure monitoring and management from a unified console.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4
Record6.4 Visit
05

Centreon

Open-source monitoring platform available through self-hosted Linux and web deployments.

WebWindowsLinux+2
Record6.1 Visit
6 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5 $9 a month, billed yearly Record6.1 Visit
7
Nagios XI

It suits organizations that can operate a Linux server and want to monitor infrastructure under configured thresholds.

WebWindowsMac+3 $2,595 one-time Record6.0 Visit
8
Telegraf

Open-source agent collecting infrastructure, application, device and IoT metrics.

WebWindowsMac+3 $18,000 a year Record6.0 Visit
9
Glances

Open-source system monitor showing real-time stats and processes on many platforms.

AndroidWebWindows+4 Free plan Record5.9 Visit
10
HWMonitor

Windows and Android utility that reads PC temperatures, voltages, power, fans, use and clock speeds.

AndroidWindows $19.95 one-time Record5.8 Visit
11
Icinga

Icinga gathers infrastructure and app data to help teams find and resolve errors.

WebWindowsLinux+2 $2,000 a year Record5.8 Visit
12
Core Temp

Compact processor monitor showing per-core temperatures and vital information.

AndroidWindows Free plan Record5.6 Visit
13
IPMI Monitor

IPMI Monitor is a self-hosted web app for server hardware monitoring through IPMI and BMC interfaces.

WebLinuxSelf-hosted $100 a month Record5.6 Visit
14
NetXMS

NetXMS is intended for network and infrastructure monitoring, as well as application, server, service-provider, payment-switch, and industrial-equipment monitoring.

AndroidWebWindows+4 Free plan Record5.6 Visit
15
Pokesensor

Desktop hardware monitor with live views, overlays and alerts for Windows, macOS and Linux.

WindowsMacLinux $5 a month Record5.6 Visit
16
AIDA64

Windows and Android tool for PC information, live monitoring, benchmarks and stress tests.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows €59.95 one-time Record5.5 Visit
17
OpenNMS

OpenNMS tracks network health and raises alarms across local and distributed systems.

WebLinuxAPI+1 $6,000 a year Record5.4 Visit
18
MSI Afterburner

MSI Afterburner is hardware monitoring software for Windows and Android.

AndroidWindows Free plan Record5.3 Visit
19 Windows $16.45 a year Record5.2 Visit
20
LibreNMS

LibreNMS is suited to network administrators who want a self-hosted monitoring system with discovery, alerting, and traffic visibility.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 Free plan Record5.0 Visit
21
XStat

Live hardware monitor for Windows and Android with custom local-network sensor panels.

AndroidWebWindows Free plan Record5.0 Visit
22
Zabbix

Zabbix suits teams monitoring infrastructure, applications, networks, or services across a range of operating systems and data sources.

WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record5.0 Visit
23
AccuBattery

Android app that records battery sensor data and sets charging alarms.

Android Free plan Record4.9 Visit
24
GKrellM

GKrellM stacks system monitors in one process on Linux, macOS, Windows and other systems.

WindowsMacLinux Free plan Record4.9 Visit
25
LogicMonitor

It suits enterprises, IT teams, and MSPs managing complex hybrid infrastructure.

WebWindowsLinux+1 $16 a month Record4.9 Visit

Before you choose

Check the plan and price

Review whether a tool has a free plan, a free trial or a paid starting tier. Pricing models include free and freemium options.

Examples of published terms include Checkmk at €190 per month on an annual plan after a 30-day trial, Netdata at $4.50 per month on an annual plan after a 14-day trial, and Core Temp at $6.

Match your platforms

Check support for the environments you need. The list covers Windows, Linux, self-hosted deployments, APIs, web access and Android.

A platform match matters when monitoring spans computers, servers, services or mobile devices.

Review monitoring scope

Compare remote monitoring and the monitored-device limit before you commit. These fields show whether a tool fits a single device or a wider deployment.

Sensor history can affect how you investigate past readings. Alert channels show how a tool can report a threshold or status change.

Look for sensor flexibility

Custom sensor support matters when built-in measurements do not cover your hardware or service. Check this field alongside the supported platforms and API access.

If you need to inspect or change code, review the tool's licence and deployment model.

Questions

Which platforms are covered?
The list compares Windows, Linux, self-hosted, API, web and Android support.
Can I start without paying?
Free-plan entries include Checkmk, Glances, ManageEngine OpManager, Netdata, HWMonitor, NetXMS, Paessler PRTG Network Monitor and LibreNMS.
Which entries publish a free trial?
Checkmk and ManageEngine OpManager publish 30-day trials. Netdata publishes a 14-day trial. Paessler PRTG Network Monitor publishes a 30-day trial.
What monitoring details should I compare?
Compare remote monitoring, monitored-device limits, sensor history, alert channels and custom sensor support.
Does a free plan rule out paid pricing?
No. Freemium entries can publish a free plan alongside a paid starting price, while free entries can publish a free plan without a paid price in the listing.