A self-hosted Domotz alternative.

Looking for a Domotz alternative? Domotz is a cloud service with an agent at each site, pricing per site and strong remote access, but it stores your data in its cloud and does not offer NetFlow or syslog support. TarleyNode runs entirely on your own Linux server and includes flow analysis, syslog and SNMP traps.

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TarleyNode and Domotz side by side

Features of TarleyNode 0.3.6 and Domotz
FeatureTarleyNodeDomotz
Where it runsYour own Linux serverDomotz cloud, with an on-site agent [1]
Isolated networksYes, installs without internet accessNo, the agent connects to its cloud [17]
SNMP v3Yes, with SHA-256 and AESYes [5]
NetFlow, sFlow, IPFIXIncludedNo [4]
Syslog and SNMP trapsIncludedNo syslog support [4]
Windows serversWinRM: health, services, countersWinRM or SSH, no agent [6]
VMware and Hyper-VYesYes; some platforms through scripts [7]
Azure and AWSYesYes, with scripts [8]
Remote sitesConnected sites, includedYes, multi-tenant sites [9]
LLDP and CDP mapYesYes, from SNMP and LLDP [10]
Configuration backupsIncluded, with change historyYes, for listed hardware [11]
Single sign-onOpenID Connect or MicrosoftSAML 2.0 [12]
Phone appsNo, browser consoleiOS and Android apps [1]
LicenceCommercial, priced by sensorsPer site, with MSP volume discounts [14]

Numbers in brackets link to the Domotz page each answer comes from.

Prices

Domotz list prices
PlanListed priceCovers
IT teams€35 per location a monthUnlimited devices at that location
MSPs and integrators€35 per site a month, falling to €17.50 at 500 sitesVolume rates on a 12-month term

Domotz lists its prices in euros and says they were updated in September 2026. Each site needs a Domotz agent, on your own hardware or a Domotz Box.

TarleyNode is priced per installation by sensors, with connected sites included: free for up to 100 sensors after a 30-day trial, then from USD 600 a year for 500 sensors.

Where Domotz is stronger

  • Pricing per site, with MSP volume discounts, unlimited devices and every feature on every plan.
  • One-click remote access to devices without a VPN.
  • The agent runs on many platforms, including Windows, Synology and QNAP NAS, Raspberry Pi, Docker and the plug-in Domotz Box.
  • Apps for iOS and Android.
  • Multi-tenant organisations and sites for MSPs.
  • Nothing central to host or maintain.

Where TarleyNode differs

  • Self-hosted: monitoring data stays on your own server, including on networks with no internet access.
  • NetFlow, IPFIX and sFlow traffic summaries.
  • Syslog and SNMP trap reception, with event rules that turn messages into incidents.
  • Connected sites keep monitoring locally and keep results on disk if their link is interrupted. Domotz says that when its agent is offline, it is no longer monitoring that network.
  • A high availability option with standby servers, a witness and automatic failover.
  • Escalation by site and severity, public status pages and monthly service-level reports that cannot be changed afterwards.

Which team should pick which

Pick Domotz if you are an MSP or integrator looking after many small sites, want remote access built in and simple per-site pricing, and are happy for monitoring data to live in Domotz’s cloud.

Pick TarleyNode if monitoring data must stay on your own infrastructure, you need flow analysis or syslog, or some networks have no internet access.

Switching from Domotz

  1. Install TarleyNode on a separate server or virtual machine.
  2. Run a discovery scan of the networks Domotz monitors, using the same SNMP and Windows credentials.
  3. Apply device templates, then compare alerts and reports from both over a few weeks.
  4. Switch when you are satisfied, and keep Domotz running until you no longer need it.

Questions

Where does Domotz store monitoring data?

Domotz says data for North American users is stored in the USA and data for users elsewhere is stored in the EU, and that its servers are hosted on Amazon Web Services. TarleyNode stores everything on your own server.

Does Domotz support NetFlow or syslog?

Domotz’s help centre says it does not currently offer NetFlow or syslog support. TarleyNode includes NetFlow, IPFIX and sFlow traffic summaries, syslog and SNMP traps.

How do the prices compare?

Domotz lists €35 per location a month for IT teams, with unlimited devices. TarleyNode is priced per installation by sensors, with connected sites included: free for up to 100 sensors after a 30-day trial, then from USD 600 a year for 500 sensors.

What happens if a site loses its connection?

Domotz says that when its agent is offline, Domotz is no longer monitoring that network. TarleyNode connected sites keep monitoring their local devices and retain results on disk until the link returns.

See TarleyNode on your own network

Ask for an invitation through Request a demo; every request is read by a person. An evaluation includes every feature with unlimited sensors for 30 days, and TarleyNode then stays free for up to 100 sensors. It does not change device configuration, so it can run next to Domotz while you compare.

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Guides

Other comparisons

All network monitoring alternatives

Sources

  1. Domotz: how to get started
  2. Domotz GDPR compliance
  3. Domotz system security
  4. Domotz help: miscellaneous tips
  5. Domotz SNMP monitoring
  6. Domotz help: OS monitoring
  7. Domotz virtual machine monitoring
  8. Domotz help: Azure scripts
  9. Domotz help: organisations and sites
  10. Domotz help: network topology
  11. Domotz network configuration management
  12. Domotz help: SAML single sign-on
  13. Domotz remote connection
  14. Domotz pricing
  15. Domotz deployment platforms
  16. Domotz help: offline agent status
  17. Domotz help: firewall connections

Domotz details were checked on the vendor’s own website in October 2026. TarleyNode details describe release 0.3.6. If anything here is out of date, tell us at sales@tarleynode.com. Product names are trademarks of their respective owners. TarleyNode is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.