Hyperview review
A cloud DCIM platform with broad infrastructure visibility and clear per-asset pricing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Hyperview is a cloud-based data center infrastructure management platform for data center managers, colocation providers, systems administrators, network engineers, and CIOs. It covers physical, virtual, and operational technology assets, including servers, racks, UPS systems, PDUs, cooling equipment, generators, chillers, and sensors. The platform is available through web, Windows, and Linux environments, with asset discovery, lifecycle management, visualization, monitoring, planning, reporting, alerting, and access controls in one product.
Pricing is straightforward: the Hyperview plan is listed at $3 per asset per year with annual billing, and a 30-day trial is available. The stated minimum is 500 assets. The plan includes the cloud-based DCIM platform, agentless asset discovery and management, capacity planning, power and environmental monitoring, and REST APIs. Its operational scope extends from rack, room, and floor-plan visualization to rack- and circuit-level power monitoring, energy consumption and PUE tracking, temperature and humidity monitoring, thermal heat maps, and capacity planning for rack, space, power, and infrastructure resources.
Integration and control features make Hyperview suited to teams that need DCIM connected to existing operational systems. Listed integrations include ServiceNow CMDB, Equinix Smart View, Google Maps APIs, AccuWeather APIs, VMware vSphere APIs, and the REST API. Alerts, alarm policies, sensor thresholds, two-factor authentication, and fine-grained access control support ongoing infrastructure operations. Teams needing cloud DCIM with monitoring and planning depth should consider Hyperview; organizations with fewer than 500 assets or a preference for a different deployment model should look elsewhere.
Hyperview pros and cons
- Where it wins
- $3 per asset annually, with a 30-day trial
- Covers discovery, lifecycle, capacity, power, energy, and thermal monitoring
- Integrates with ServiceNow, VMware, Equinix, and REST APIs
- Where it doesn't
- Annual billing and a 500-asset minimum may not suit smaller environments
- Cloud deployment may not fit teams requiring another deployment model
- Feature breadth may exceed the needs of teams seeking basic asset inventory
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