Nanitor review
Nanitor combines asset discovery, vulnerability detection and remediation tracking, with a free tier.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Nanitor is a continuous threat exposure management platform for organizations and managed service providers that need visibility across endpoints, servers, network devices, databases and cloud assets. Its asset-centric approach links inventory to vulnerability and CVE detection, missing patches and configuration issues. Teams can use prioritized issue and asset health scoring to organize follow-up, while remediation projects track progress. Cloud and self-hosted deployment options, alongside web, Windows, macOS, Linux and API platforms, give it a fit across varied environments.
Data collection combines an endpoint agent with collectors for network devices and other assets that cannot run an agent. Nanitor also assesses configurations against CIS benchmarks, maintains software inventory with blacklisting, and supports compliance reporting. Integrations include Datto RMM, NinjaOne, Slack, Jira and Microsoft Intune. This combination makes the product relevant to teams seeking an asset-to-remediation workflow rather than vulnerability detection in isolation. Its scanning breadth is less detailed than leading dedicated vulnerability management tools, so buyers prioritizing deep scanning should compare alternatives.
Nanitor has a free plan with core platform features; the pricing notes specify that the free tier covers up to 10 assets. Standard is $6 per asset per month, billed monthly, and adds standard support to core platform features. Premium Partner lists remediation management, compliance reporting, implementation assistance, a dedicated partner manager and priority support SLA. The tier list does not state a price for Premium Partner. Documentation and ticket support are listed. Budget-conscious small or mid-market teams can start with the free tier or Standard, while organizations needing the listed partner services may consider Premium Partner. Teams that need more detailed scanning breadth should look elsewhere.
Nanitor pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Discovers assets and detects vulnerabilities, missing patches and configuration issues
- Combines agent and collector-based data collection
- Tracks remediation projects and includes compliance reporting on Premium Partner
- Where it doesn't
- Standard support is listed only for the paid Standard plan
- Remediation management and compliance reporting are listed on Premium Partner
- Scanning breadth is less detailed than leading dedicated vulnerability management tools
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