NetBlade

At a glance

• Editor score
  7.2 / 10
• Pricing
  Free plan
• Best for
  Mobile users needing basic scans and risk-rated ports
• Free plan
  Yes
• Device discovery
  Yes
• Facts checked
  5 Oct 2026

• Where it wins

  • Finds local devices by name, address, vendor and type
  • Scores TCP and UDP ports and monitors saved networks for changes
  • Android adds nearby Wi-Fi channel, signal and security analysis

• Where it doesn't

  • Nearby Wi-Fi analysis is limited to Android
  • Separate editions mean features vary across Android, iOS and Windows
  • Windows Pro is priced in EUR, unlike the iPhone/iPad plans

Our verdict on NetBlade

NetBlade is a network-scanning and diagnostics app for people managing home or small-office networks, including IT consultants. Its mobile editions focus on finding devices on a local network, checking ports and providing diagnostic tools; Windows adds report exports. The product is a fit for solo users and small teams who want basic network visibility from a phone or desktop, rather than a broad network-management suite. Android, iPhone/iPad and Windows editions have distinct feature sets, so platform choice matters.

The free Android plan is ad-supported and includes LAN scanning, ports, Wi-Fi and tools. The free iPhone/iPad plan has no ads and includes scanning, ports, SNMP, a map and tools. NetBlade Pro for iPhone/iPad is $1.99 per month or $8.99 per year, with a three-day trial for eligible accounts. Windows Pro is €6.99 per month or €49.99 per year; its seven-day trial is for first-time use only. The paid plans are relevant if the platform-specific Pro edition suits your needs, but the published plan options differ by platform.

Device discovery identifies devices by name, address, vendor and type, while TCP and UDP scans report services and risk scores. Background monitoring of saved networks can alert users to device presence or security changes, and the device registry and timeline provide a record of network activity. Android also analyzes nearby Wi-Fi channels, signal strength and security type; the vendor says iOS does not allow apps to list nearby networks. SSH, DNS, WHOIS, traceroute and Wake-on-LAN add diagnostic functions, and Windows supports PDF and CSV report exports. NetBlade is a sensible choice for mobile users seeking these focused checks, especially on Android; choose another option if nearby Wi-Fi analysis is needed on iPhone/iPad or a consistent feature set across platforms is essential.

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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