AppNeta gives network engineers, cloud operations teams, and IT leaders a view of performance across networks, applications, and locations. It combines active synthetic monitoring with passive packet visibility across on-premises, cloud, hybrid, and ISP environments. Delivery Monitoring measures network paths and runs diagnostics to help locate poor performance. Experience Monitoring uses browser and HTTP workflows to represent user actions and requests to APIs or web services. Usage Monitoring applies deep packet inspection to recognize applications from a library of more than 2,000 definitions and can capture packets. Monitoring Points can be deployed and managed remotely for distributed locations. AppNeta names SD-WAN and ISP validation as out-of-the-box use cases, and supports packet loss and jitter monitoring, path visualization, and synthetic network tests. Data can be integrated with DX NetOps and shown in the DX NetOps Portal. Intelligent Alarms can route filtered high-severity alerts through webhook connectors to ticketing and notification systems such as ServiceNow. Broadcom lists SOC 2 and SOC 3 reports, annual SOC 2 Type II audits, and semiannual third-party penetration testing. SaaS documentation says Monitoring Point communications are encrypted by default and packet captures are encrypted, including with AES-256. Client data and backups reside and are processed in the United States. SaaS availability has a 99% target, subject to commercially reasonable efforts. Pricing is available on request.
Who it is for
AppNeta suits network engineers, cloud operations teams, and IT leaders responsible for performance across distributed, on-premises, cloud, hybrid, or ISP environments. It is also relevant to teams validating SD-WAN or ISP performance and those routing high-severity alerts into ticketing systems.
What is good
- Combines synthetic monitoring with passive packet visibility.
- Measures paths and provides diagnostics to locate performance issues.
- Simulates browser, HTTP, API, and web service activity.
- Identifies applications using more than 2,000 definitions.
- Supports remote Monitoring Point management for distributed locations.
- Routes filtered high-severity alerts through webhook connectors.
What to know first
- Pricing is available only on request.
- SaaS client data and backups reside and are processed in the United States.
- SaaS availability target is 99%, subject to commercially reasonable efforts.
Verdict
Choose AppNeta if your team needs end-user-centric performance visibility across networks, applications, and distributed locations, with synthetic tests and packet inspection. It is also a fit when path diagnostics, SD-WAN or ISP validation, and alert routing matter. Teams that need published pricing should look elsewhere or request a consultation from Broadcom.
Get started with AppNeta
- Visit the AppNeta product website.
- Request a demo through Broadcom’s form.
- Wait for Broadcom to reach out after submitting the form.
- Deploy and remotely manage Monitoring Points across the locations you need to monitor.
- Connect AppNeta data to DX NetOps or configure webhook connectors for high-severity alerts.
Limits to know first
Pricing is on request, and the SaaS listing states a 99% availability target subject to commercially reasonable efforts.
Questions about AppNeta
How much does AppNeta cost?
Pricing is on request; Broadcom invites visitors to request a demo and consultation.
What platforms does AppNeta support?
Listed platforms are API, Linux, self-hosted, and web.
What does AppNeta monitor?
It monitors network paths, application experiences, and traffic usage, with packet loss and jitter monitoring, path visualization, and synthetic network tests.
Can AppNeta send alerts to ticketing systems?
Yes. Intelligent Alarms can route filtered high-severity alerts through webhook connectors to systems such as ServiceNow.
Where is AppNeta SaaS data handled?
The SaaS listing says client data and backups reside and are processed in the United States.
What security measures are described?
Broadcom lists SOC 2 and SOC 3 reports, annual SOC 2 Type II audits, and semiannual third-party penetration testing. SaaS documentation says Monitoring Point communications are encrypted by default and packet captures are encrypted, including with AES-256.
AppNeta plans and pricing
All plansCompared on network performance monitoring software
- Packet loss monitoring
- Yes
- Jitter monitoring
- Yes
- Path visualization
- Yes
- Synthetic network tests
- Yes
- Deployment
- hybrid
