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DTNT vs Hamina Planner

Both stand on wi-fi analyzer software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

DTNT

Free plan Windows

DTNT combines several network inspection tasks in a Windows app, with a free plan and a one-time Pro option. Review its online validation requirements and local data protections before choosing Pro.

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Choose Hamina Planner for predictive Wi-Fi and IoT design with live heatmaps, 3D modeling, and cloud Wi-Fi integrations. Look elsewhere if you need site survey tools or spectrum analysis, or need to share or export reports while using the free account.

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The facts

	DTNT	Hamina Planner
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Windows	API, iPhone, Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Pro: $59, paid once	Hamina Live: $590 per user a year
Plans published	2	4
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	dt-nt.com	hamina.com
On wi-fi analyzer software	#5 of 29	#1 of 29

DTNT: what it does well

Free plan includes Wi-Fi survey and IP Scanner.
Speed tests can save history.
Pro supports JSON and CSV exports.
Saved device-login passwords are protected locally.
Pro can activate on up to three Windows devices.

What to know first

Windows only.
Pro costs $59, paid once.
Pro activation and validation send identifiers online.
Offline revalidation grace period is up to fourteen days.

Hamina Planner: what it does well

Heatmaps update as access points move.
3D simulation covers stacked floors and signal propagation.
Imports six listed floor-plan formats.
Interactive reports can be viewed without a Hamina account.
Integrates with several named cloud Wi-Fi vendors.

What to know first

An internet connection is required.
Free account limits simulations to three access points.
Free reports cannot be shared or exported as PDFs.
Site survey tools and spectrum analysis are unavailable.

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