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Alternatives · Survey date: September 2026

Armis Alternatives for Asset Inventory in 2026

Bottom line

If you need SaaS apps and identities in the same inventory as devices, Axonius (76) is the strongest alternative to Armis (69). If you want agentless network discovery with a published price, choose runZero (72) or Lansweeper (70). Armis stays ahead of all of them on data freshness and on OT, IoT and medical devices.

Last updated 13 October 2026

How do the alternatives score?

Armis and three alternatives. Coverage and trust score, editorial assessment, 0-100. Survey date: September 2026.
RankToolSource coverageCorrelation and deduplicationData freshnessQuery and reportingRemediation and write-backDeployment effortPrice transparencyScore
1Axonius9290788682601576
3runZero7270806848908272
4Lansweeper7066766450869070
5Armis8074887066721569

Coverage and trust score (editorial assessment, 0-100). It measures how completely and reliably a tool can tell a security or IT team what assets exist, who owns them and what state they are in. It is not a measure of overall product quality: service management platforms and lifecycle tools score lower here because inventory accuracy is one part of what they do.

Why do teams look for Armis alternatives?

Three reasons come up in the documentation. Armis does not publish prices. SaaS apps and identities are not documented as asset classes. And some teams want inventory built from the tools they already run rather than from network traffic. Armis keeps real advantages: continuous passive discovery (freshness 88, first in our ranking) and dedicated OT, IoT and medical device modules.

Which Armis alternatives should you consider?

1. Axonius (76)

Choose it over Armis if you need devices, SaaS apps and identities correlated from many existing tools into one record.

Axonius documents six of seven asset classes in our grid, against four and a half for Armis. It does not watch network traffic itself, so its freshness score (78) is lower than Armis's (88).

Read the Axonius review

2. runZero (72)

Choose it over Armis if you want agentless active and passive discovery with a free tier and a published starting price.

runZero covers IT, OT, IoT, cloud and mobile with no agents or credentials, and the Platform starts at $5,000. Dragos announced on 21 September 2026 that it has acquired runZero; runZero continues to serve existing customers.

Read the runZero review

3. Lansweeper (70)

Choose it over Armis if an IT team wants a network and OT inventory on published plans that feeds an existing service desk.

Passive detection runs by default and the free tier covers up to 100 assets.

Read the Lansweeper review

How does every alternative compare with Armis?

  1. No. 1

    Axonius

    76

    Top pick: correlated asset inventory across many tools

    • Beats Armis on: Source coverage (92 vs 80), Correlation and deduplication (90 vs 74), Query and reporting (86 vs 70), Remediation and write-back (82 vs 66)
    • Armis is stronger on: Data freshness (78 vs 88), Deployment effort (60 vs 72)
    • Tied: Price transparency (15 vs 15)
    • Published pricing: Not published. The homepage offers Get Pricing through sales.
    Read Armis vs Axonius
  2. 73

    Best for graph queries, with published prices

    • Beats Armis on: Query and reporting (88 vs 70), Price transparency (92 vs 15)
    • Armis is stronger on: Source coverage (74 vs 80), Correlation and deduplication (72 vs 74), Data freshness (66 vs 88), Remediation and write-back (58 vs 66), Deployment effort (68 vs 72)
    • Published pricing: Published annual list prices: Small-Market $25,000; Mid-Market $50,000 per 12 months for up to 200,000 data points; Enterprise $100,000 per 12 months for up to 400,000 data points; custom above 1 million data points.
    Read Armis vs JupiterOne
  3. No. 3

    runZero

    72

    Best for agentless network discovery

    • Beats Armis on: Deployment effort (90 vs 72), Price transparency (82 vs 15)
    • Armis is stronger on: Source coverage (72 vs 80), Correlation and deduplication (70 vs 74), Data freshness (80 vs 88), Query and reporting (68 vs 70), Remediation and write-back (48 vs 66)
    • Published pricing: Community Edition free for 100 or fewer assets (30-day retention). runZero Platform starts at $5,000 (3-year retention).
    Read Armis vs runZero
  4. 70

    Best for IT teams that want a fast, priced start

    • Beats Armis on: Deployment effort (86 vs 72), Price transparency (90 vs 15)
    • Armis is stronger on: Source coverage (70 vs 80), Correlation and deduplication (66 vs 74), Data freshness (76 vs 88), Query and reporting (64 vs 70), Remediation and write-back (50 vs 66)
    • Published pricing: Free up to 100 assets after the trial. Starter (includes 2,000 assets) and Pro (scales to 9,000 assets in bands of 1,000) list prices are published, billed annually. Enterprise is quoted from 10,000 assets.
    Read Armis vs Lansweeper
  5. No. 6

    Oomnitza

    62

    Best for hardware and license lifecycle

    • Beats Armis on: Remediation and write-back (76 vs 66)
    • Armis is stronger on: Source coverage (68 vs 80), Correlation and deduplication (70 vs 74), Data freshness (62 vs 88), Query and reporting (62 vs 70), Deployment effort (64 vs 72)
    • Tied: Price transparency (15 vs 15)
    • Published pricing: Not published.
    Read Armis vs Oomnitza
  6. No. 7

    Device42

    57

    Best for data center dependency mapping

    • Beats Armis on: Price transparency (35 vs 15)
    • Armis is stronger on: Source coverage (60 vs 80), Correlation and deduplication (58 vs 74), Data freshness (70 vs 88), Query and reporting (60 vs 70), Remediation and write-back (52 vs 66), Deployment effort (56 vs 72)
    • Published pricing: Annual subscription based on the number of devices; amounts not published.
    Read Armis vs Device42

Last updated 13 October 2026

Is Armis still the right choice for OT and medical devices?

For many hospitals and industrial sites, yes. None of the alternatives here documents a dedicated medical device module, and Armis leads on freshness. Several teams run Armis as a source and feed its data into an aggregation platform; Lansweeper, for example, lists Armis as an integration.

Which assets do these tools cover?

Asset coverage grid: which asset classes each tool documentsWeighted coverage counts, documented counts one and partial counts one half: Axonius 6.5 of 7; JupiterOne 4.5 of 7; runZero 5.5 of 7; Lansweeper 5.5 of 7; Armis 4.5 of 7; Oomnitza 4.0 of 7; Device42 3.5 of 7.E1AxoniusE3runZeroE4LansweeperE5ArmisN1Laptops and workstationsLaptops and workstations · Axonius: DocumentedDLaptops and workstations · runZero: DocumentedDLaptops and workstations · Lansweeper: DocumentedDLaptops and workstations · Armis: DocumentedDN2ServersServers · Axonius: DocumentedDServers · runZero: DocumentedDServers · Lansweeper: DocumentedDServers · Armis: Partial. Covered as IT assets; not called out separately.PN3Cloud workloadsCloud workloads · Axonius: DocumentedDCloud workloads · runZero: DocumentedDCloud workloads · Lansweeper: Partial. Cloud discovery is documented; providers are not named on the product page.PCloud workloads · Armis: DocumentedDN4SaaS appsSaaS apps · Axonius: DocumentedDSaaS apps · runZero: Not documented. Not covered on the pages we reviewed.NSaaS apps · Lansweeper: Partial. AI usage tracking only.PSaaS apps · Armis: Not documented. Not documented as asset classes.NN5IdentitiesIdentities · Axonius: DocumentedDIdentities · runZero: Partial. Directory data from Entra ID and Active Directory integrations enriches device records.PIdentities · Lansweeper: Partial. User data is merged into asset records.PIdentities · Armis: Not documented. Not documented as asset classes.NN6OT and IoTOT and IoT · Axonius: DocumentedDOT and IoT · runZero: DocumentedDOT and IoT · Lansweeper: DocumentedDOT and IoT · Armis: DocumentedDN7Network devicesNetwork devices · Axonius: Partial. Covered through adapters to network tools; the pages we reviewed do not describe a native network scanner.PNetwork devices · runZero: DocumentedDNetwork devices · Lansweeper: DocumentedDNetwork devices · Armis: DocumentedD
DocumentedPartialNot documented

Who owns Armis?

20 April 2026: ServiceNow completed its acquisition of Armis. Armis Centrix remains available as part of the ServiceNow AI Platform and as a standalone product.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to Armis?

For correlated coverage across devices, SaaS apps and identities, Axonius (76 on our rubric). For agentless network discovery with published pricing, runZero (72).

Is there a cheaper alternative to Armis?

Armis does not publish prices, so a direct comparison is not possible. runZero (free up to 100 assets, Platform from $5,000) and Lansweeper (published plans, free up to 100 assets) publish theirs.

When should you stay with Armis?

Armis has the top score in this ranking on data freshness. Stay with Armis when OT, IoT or medical devices are a large share of the estate and you want asset data from live network traffic.

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