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BatteryMon
by BatteryMon

What BatteryMon is
BatteryMon is a paid Windows tool for battery monitoring and hardware diagnostics. It provides SMART monitoring, temperature alerts, and failure warnings, with email as its listed alert channel. Diagnostic options include stress testing, memory testing, disk health checks, GPU testing, bootable diagnostic media, and diagnostic reports. Its workload areas span CPU, 2D and 3D graphics, disk, memory, networking, visualized physics, and GPU compute. You can create custom test profiles and use CLI or automation, while a comparison database, historical analysis, and site survey tools support reviewing results. Exports are available in CSV and HTML, with report export and channel recommendations also supported. The listed system platform is Windows, and remote monitoring is not offered. BatteryMon is made by a company of the same name, headquartered in Sydney, Australia, and founded in 1998. Pricing includes a single-user license at $29 a month, volume-license tiers priced according to license count, and a site licence listed at $2,268 a month.
Who it suits
BatteryMon suits Windows users who need battery monitoring alongside hardware diagnostics, alerts, and exportable reports. Its custom profiles, automation support, and volume licensing may also suit teams managing multiple licenses.
What it does well
- SMART checks, temperature alerts, and failure warnings
- Stress, memory, disk, and GPU diagnostics
- Custom test profiles and CLI or automation
- CSV and HTML result exports
- Comparison database and historical analysis
What to know first
- Available for Windows only
- Remote monitoring is unavailable
- No free plan
Limits
There is no free plan. The single-user license is $29 a month; volume licenses are $29 a month for 1–4 licenses, $25 a month for 5–10, and $21 a month for 11 or more; the site licence is $2,268 a month.
Plans
| Plan | Billed and limits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single user | Single-user license | $29 a month |
| Volume license, 1–4 licenses | Number of licenses can be adjusted in the shopping cart · 1–4 licenses | $29 a month |
| Volume license, 5–10 licenses | Number of licenses can be adjusted in the shopping cart · 5–10 licenses | $25 a month |
| Volume license, 11+ licenses | Number of licenses can be adjusted in the shopping cart · 11+ licenses | $21 a month |
| Site licence | Site licensing | $2,268 a month |
As passmark.com lists them, read 22 Sept 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.
Getting started
- Visit https://www.passmark.com/products/batmon/
- Choose a single-user, volume-license, or site-licence option
- Use the Windows platform
Verdict
Choose BatteryMon if you need Windows monitoring and a broad set of hardware diagnostic tools, with email alerts and exportable results. Look elsewhere if remote monitoring or a free plan is essential.
Questions
How much does BatteryMon cost?
The single-user license is $29 a month. Volume pricing is $29 a month for 1–4 licenses, 25.00 USD for 5–10, and 21.00 USD for 11 or more; the site licence is $2,268 a month.
Is there a free plan?
No. BatteryMon is paid software.
Which platform does it support?
Windows is the listed platform.
What monitoring and diagnostics are included?
It includes SMART monitoring, temperature alerts, failure warnings, stress testing, memory testing, disk health checks, and GPU testing.
Can I export diagnostic results?
Yes. Results can be exported in CSV or HTML, and diagnostic reports are supported.
Who makes BatteryMon?
The maker is BatteryMon, headquartered in Sydney, Australia, and founded in 1998.
Facts from BatteryMon's own pages
- Alert channels
- email · passmark.com, 22 Sept 2026
- Founded
- 1998 · passmark.com, 28 Sept 2026
- Free plan
- No · passmark.com, 22 Sept 2026
- Headquarters
- Sydney, Australia · passmark.com, 28 Sept 2026
- Supported platforms
- Windows · passmark.com, 22 Sept 2026
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