VizCon review
VizCon turns live, multi-account AWS infrastructure into diagrams and security-group audits.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
For AWS architects and cloud teams, VizCon turns deployed infrastructure into diagrams for inspection, troubleshooting and documentation. Its live discovery uses AWS API integration to map VPC layouts, subnets, route tables, security groups and connectivity across multiple accounts and regions. The scope also includes serverless connections involving Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB and EventBridge, plus Transit Gateway routing and global network views. That makes it particularly relevant when teams need a current picture of AWS networking rather than a general-purpose diagramming tool.
VizCon is AWS-focused, so teams seeking visualization across cloud providers should look elsewhere. Its network-specific depth is the stronger fit: security-group analysis helps identify potential vulnerabilities or misconfigurations, while high-definition diagram exports support documentation and review. The product is available on the web, and the listed integration is AWS. Choose VizCon when live AWS topology, routing and security-group visibility are central needs; consider a broader cloud visualization product if AWS is only one part of the environment.
The individual Monthly plan is $19 per month, while Annual is $199 per year; both list VPC mapping and routing, security-group audits, Transit Gateway routing, global network views and serverless architecture. A 7-day free trial is available, with no card required, and a 30-day refund period is listed. Enterprise cloud costs $7,000 per year and adds a dedicated VizCon-hosted tenant, CloudFront and WAF-secured public access, and support with a 48h SLA. Enterprise self-hosted is $15,000 per year, deploys in your AWS account, and adds optional private access via internal ALB, SSO integration (Cognito to your IdP), infrastructure control and enterprise support with a 24h SLA. Smaller AWS teams can start with the individual plans; organizations requiring deployment control or a dedicated tenant have enterprise options.
VizCon pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Maps VPCs, routes, subnets and connectivity across accounts and regions
- Visualizes serverless services and Transit Gateway routing
- Audits security groups and exports high-definition diagrams
- Where it doesn't
- Focused on AWS rather than multiple cloud providers
- No free plan; subscriptions start at $19 per month
- Enterprise self-hosted costs $15,000 per year
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