In our earlier article, Lansweeper Pricing Change 2026: What It Means, we covered Lansweeper’s move away from tiered plans with bundled asset blocks to a platform-fee-plus-per-asset model, effective 1st September 2026. Lansweeper has since pushed that date back by one month, with the new pricing taking effect on 1st October 2026, giving customers a little more runway to plan.
The mechanics of the change haven’t moved, only the date. As a quick recap:
- Free — £0 platform fee, up to 100 assets
- Pro — £1,999/year platform fee + £2.49 per asset (from 1,000 assets)
- Enterprise — £9,999/year platform fee + £3.49 per asset (from 2,000 assets)
The Starter plan remains retired for new subscriptions, and Pro and Enterprise continue to share the same core intelligence and security capability. Enterprise’s main additions are headroom beyond Pro’s asset ceiling, unlimited installations and workflows, full API access, and dedicated support.
Why teams upgrade to Enterprise
For teams weighing up the move, the case for Enterprise tends to come down to two groups of benefits:
For IT teams:
- Scale one shared inventory across every site and team
- Take in Security’s findings with clear ownership, with no dropped hand-offs
- Make access and segmentation policies enforceable and measurable with accurate, current asset data
For security teams:
- Turn findings into tracked remediation with accountable ownership
- Make least-privilege and Zero Trust policies enforceable and measurable with continuous asset data
- Demonstrate risk reduction over time, not just activity
Get there without the platform fee — via The SAM Club
The value of Enterprise doesn’t have to come with Lansweeper’s £9,999/year platform fee attached. Through The SAM Club’s MSP licensing route, you get the same Enterprise-grade capability with the IT and Security benefits above included, but you’re charged only for the number of assets actually in use, at £0.40 per asset per month. No platform fee, no charge for headroom you’re not using.
On a typical mid-sized estate, that structure alone represents a significant saving over Lansweeper’s direct Enterprise pricing, before the 1st October change even takes effect, and it means your costs scale with your real asset count rather than a fixed annual floor.
If you’re considering moving to Enterprise, now is a good time to talk to us about licensing it through The SAM Club rather than direct, so you capture the capability without the platform fee.
This article is an update to Lansweeper Pricing Change 2026: What It Means. Get in touch with The SAM Club to discuss MSP-licensed Enterprise pricing for your estate.