Obelinf review
A broad visual network documentation platform with a capable free plan and paid team features.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Obelinf is a managed network infrastructure documentation and management platform for network engineers, infrastructure teams, IT administrators, homelabs, and multi-site organizations. It brings IPAM, device inventory, topology diagrams, rack management, cable tracking, VLAN and VRF management, circuit records, and audit history into one searchable model. The platform runs on the web and provides API access, with no server deployment required.
Pricing is structured around four plans. Personal is free per month and includes IPAM features, topology diagrams, API access, and community support. Teams costs $99 per month and adds circuits, VMs and clusters, team management, API access, and priority support. Scale costs $299 per month and includes VMs and clusters, SSO and RBAC, API access, and priority support. Enterprise adds unlimited team members, organizations, sites, and devices, along with custom fields and dedicated support; its pricing is custom. Paid-plan trials require a credit card, and the first 14 days are eligible for a full refund.
The product’s standout capability is its breadth of infrastructure relationships. It can track IP addresses, subnets, VLANs, VRFs, manufacturers, models, serial numbers, interfaces, MAC addresses, racks, reservations, utilization, physical and logical cables, circuits, and providers. Interactive topology diagrams and immutable field-level changelogs add visual context and audit history. Claude and Cursor integrations complement the REST API and MCP server access for automation and AI-assisted infrastructure documentation. Obelinf suits teams that want visual IPAM and physical documentation in one managed platform; organizations seeking only a narrow diagramming tool may find its broader infrastructure model unnecessary.
Obelinf pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free Personal plan includes IPAM, topology, API access, and community support
- Maps devices, racks, cables, circuits, sites, and network relationships
- REST API, MCP access, and AI-assisted documentation support automation
- Where it doesn't
- Teams starts at $99 per month, while Scale costs $299 per month
- Enterprise pricing is custom rather than published
- Paid-plan trials require a credit card
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