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ManageEngine Applications Manager has 3 published plans. Below is the full price list exactly as Zoho Corporation publishes it, what each plan includes, and the costs people miss when budgeting.
Starting price
From $395/year
Professional, 10 monitors, annual subscription
Free plan / trial
Free edition
Up to 5 apps or servers, no time limit
Every price below is quoted from Zoho Corporation's official pricing page in US dollars. We never convert or estimate prices.
| Plan | Price | Billing | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | No time limit |
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| Professional | $395 /year (10 monitors) | Annual; perpetual from $995 + $199 yearly maintenance |
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| Enterprise | $3,995 /year (100 monitors) | Annual; perpetual from $9,995 + $1,999 yearly maintenance |
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APM Insight agent
$1,195-$1,795 /year each
Java, .NET, Node.js, PHP, Python, OpenTelemetry
End User Monitoring
$1,195-$2,395 /year
SAP add-on
$2,395 /year
Oracle EBS add-on
$1,195 /year
Real User Monitor
From $65 /year
For 100 thousand monthly page views
AppLogs
From $115 /year
Professional, 10 GB per month
Yes — ManageEngine Applications Manager has a free option. Free edition (Up to 5 apps or servers, no time limit). Paid plans add the rest.
Prices change. Confirm the current price on Zoho Corporation's pricing page before you sign.
ManageEngine Applications Manager has 3 plans: Free at $0, Professional at $395 /year (10 monitors), Enterprise at $3,995 /year (100 monitors). Zoho Corporation publishes these prices in US dollars, so your invoice depends on the exchange rate on the billing date.
Yes — ManageEngine Applications Manager has a free option. Free edition (Up to 5 apps or servers, no time limit). Paid plans add the rest.
Yes — 30-day free trial; converts to the free edition afterwards. A trial is the cheapest way to test the workflow you actually care about before paying.
APM Insight agent ($1,195-$1,795 /year each); End User Monitoring ($1,195-$2,395 /year); SAP add-on ($2,395 /year); Oracle EBS add-on ($1,195 /year); Real User Monitor (From $65 /year); AppLogs (From $115 /year). Add these to any budget before you compare it with another product.
ManageEngine Applications Manager Professional starts at $395 a year for 10 monitors, and Enterprise starts at $3,995 a year for 100 monitors. Perpetual licences begin at $995 and $9,995 plus annual maintenance. Add-ons such as APM Insight agents, SAP monitoring and end-user monitoring cost extra. Indian buyers should request an INR quote that includes GST.
Yes. ManageEngine Applications Manager has a free edition that monitors up to 5 applications or servers with no time limit. It is a reasonable way to watch a few critical databases or web servers. When the 30-day trial of a paid edition ends without a licence, the installation converts to this free edition automatically.
Yes. ManageEngine Applications Manager offers a 30-day free trial from its download page for Windows and Linux 64-bit servers. You choose Professional or Enterprise during installation. After 30 days the product drops to the free edition unless you apply a commercial licence, so you do not lose the setup you built.
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