Netopolo review
A multi-tenant mapping tool for MSPs, with discovery, change alerts, and audit exports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Netopolo maps network devices and links for managed service providers, presenting interactive L1/L2/L3 topology maps across client sites in a multi-tenant dashboard. A lightweight Docker agent discovers equipment through ICMP, SNMP, ARP, and LLDP; cloud infrastructure can be combined with on-premises equipment. Device status, firmware visibility, rogue-device detection, security overlays, change alerts, and audit exports make it relevant to MSP teams responsible for ongoing network oversight. Small and mid-market providers seeking client-level mapping and reporting are its clearest audience.
The plans add capabilities in layers. Starter MSP costs $99 per month and includes the three topology views, SNMP/LLDP/ARP discovery, PDF audit reports, CSV and PNG export, and basic AWS discovery. Growth MSP is $249 per month; it adds Azure and full AWS discovery, security overlay, change detection alerts, and white-label reports. Scale MSP costs $499 per month and adds Kubernetes topology, REST API access, ticketing integrations, and GCP and Meraki support. The 14-day trial requires a card, and there is no free plan, so teams should assess the monthly commitment against their reporting and monitoring needs before adopting it.
Its strongest fit is MSPs that need to organize network maps by client and produce audit-ready exports, with cloud discovery and alerting available at higher tiers. The listed deployment options are cloud and self-hosted, and platforms include web, Linux, and API; integrations include AWS, Azure, GCP, and Meraki. The trade-off is that pricing begins at a paid tier, while support is listed by email. Providers needing broader support options or a no-cost way to evaluate a mapping workflow may prefer to compare alternatives; teams that value multi-tenant maps and progressively deeper discovery have a more direct reason to consider Netopolo.
Netopolo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Maps network layers L1, L2, and L3 with automatic device discovery.
- Multi-tenant monitoring includes device status and firmware visibility.
- Exports PDF audit reports plus CSV and PNG maps.
- Where it doesn't
- Starter MSP is $99 per month and there is no free plan.
- The 14-day trial requires a payment card.
- Email is the only listed support channel.
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