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Hamina Planner review

Freemium#6 of 29 in Wi-Fi Analyzer Software

A capable planning workspace with strong vendor integrations, but no built-in site surveying.

8.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Hamina Planner is a browser-based wireless network planning tool for IT network administrators, network engineers, and wireless consultants. It supports predictive Wi-Fi, IoT, and private cellular design across web, Windows, macOS, and Linux. Core planning includes floor plans, 2D and 3D views, coverage and performance heatmaps, AI-assisted wall and building modeling, access-point placement, switching, PoE, cabling, roaming simulation, and customizable reports.

The Free Account covers wireless design, up to three access points, and sample projects. Planner starts at $590 per user per 6 months and adds automatic access-point placement suggestions, PDF report export, and API integrations. Planner Plus adds private cellular planning, sloped and raised floors, uplink heatmaps, and live network troubleshooting. Enterprise adds single sign-on integration, migration assistance, a dedicated customer success manager, and extended data retention. This structure gives individuals and teams a way to begin without a paid commitment, while larger deployments can use broader planning and account-management features.

Vendor integrations are a central strength. Hamina Planner can import and export through integrations with Cisco Meraki, Cisco Catalyst Center, Juniper Mist, HPE Aruba, Extreme Networks, Ruckus Networks, and Arista. That makes it a practical choice for teams working across supported cloud-managed or enterprise wireless ecosystems. Its boundary is equally important: verified site surveying and spectrum analysis belong to the separate Hamina Onsite product, not Planner. Choose Hamina Planner for predictive design, reporting, infrastructure planning, and vendor-connected workflows; choose another tool or product when on-site validation or spectrum analysis is a core requirement.

Hamina Planner pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free account supports wireless design and up to three access points
    • 2D/3D planning, heatmaps, AI modeling, and AP placement
    • Integrates with Cisco, Juniper, Aruba, Extreme, Ruckus, and Arista
  • Where it doesn't
    • Verified site surveying is handled by the separate Hamina Onsite product
    • Spectrum analysis is not included in Planner
    • Planner Plus and Enterprise pricing is not shown here

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