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WanAware Network Performance Monitoring provides performance observability across the global internet and private WAN or LAN. It correlates internet outages with application traffic to help distinguish local ISP issues from backbone failures, and can identify a router, interface, or BGP change associated with a drop. Dynamic path views show network layers from BGP routing through application latency. The service can integrate with SD-WAN and cloud controllers to reroute traffic when a provider falls below an SLA, and can send stakeholders reports about third-party providers. WanAware cites 16T+ daily path measurements, monitoring in 220+ countries, and 99.9% accuracy in root-cause identification. Listed use cases include SaaS and cloud adoption, SD-WAN optimization, and customer experience monitoring; Salesforce, Zoom, and AWS are example services for remote workforce access monitoring. It is delivered through a SaaS web portal, includes packet loss monitoring, and lists coverage for 1,000 devices. A 15-day trial is available, with no agents required for initial setup. Pricing is not published, and an Asset Intelligence subscription is required for WanAware services.

Who it is for

It is aimed at network, application, and cloud teams examining packet loss, latency, outages, or resource allocation. The listed use cases include cloud adoption, SD-WAN optimization, and customer experience monitoring.

What is good

  • Correlates internet outages with application traffic.
  • Path views span BGP routing to application latency.
  • Can reroute traffic when a provider falls below an SLA.
  • Lists packet loss monitoring and 1,000-device coverage.
  • 15-day trial; no agents required for initial setup.

What to know first

  • No free plan is available.
  • Pricing is not published.
  • An Asset Intelligence subscription is required.

Verdict

WanAware focuses on tracing network problems and linking them to application performance, with remediation options for provider issues. Teams should discuss scope and pricing with WanAware and account for the required Asset Intelligence subscription.

Get started with WanAware Network Performance Monitoring

  1. Open the WanAware product website
  2. Start the 15-day trial
  3. Use the SaaS web portal
  4. Connect monitoring for up to 1,000 devices
  5. Configure packet loss and path observation
  6. Integrate SD-WAN or cloud controllers for rerouting

Limits to know first

The listed plan covers up to 1,000 devices. The trial lasts 15 days; ongoing use is paid, requires an Asset Intelligence subscription, and Actionable Observability scope and pricing are discussed with WanAware.

Questions about WanAware Network Performance Monitoring

Is there a free plan?

No. WanAware Network Performance Monitoring is a paid service, but a 15-day trial is available.

Which platforms does it support?

It is delivered through a SaaS web portal and uses cloud deployment.

How many devices can it monitor?

The listed plan supports up to 1,000 devices.

Does it require agents for setup?

No agents are required for the initial setup.

What subscription is required?

Every WanAware service requires an Asset Intelligence plan. Actionable Observability has separate scope and pricing to discuss with WanAware.

What security controls are available?

Listed controls include username and password, Google Identity, multifactor authentication, role-based access control, and audit and access logs.

WanAware Network Performance Monitoring plans and pricing

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WanAware Network Performance Monitoring Pricing for Actionable Observability is not published; contact WanAware to discuss scope and pricing · The pricing page says all WanAware services require an Asset Intelligence subscription wanaware.com · 7 Oct 2026

Compared on network performance monitoring software

Free plan
No
Monitored devices
1,000 devices
Packet loss monitoring
Yes
Path visualization
Yes
Deployment
cloud

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