The Free plan lets you use Lansweeper without a paid license. Your limits depend on how you scan your assets: with Network Discovery in a Lansweeper site, or with a Lansweeper Classic installation.
Lansweeper Classic reverts to the Free plan when your paid license expires. If your installation uses a digital license, it also reverts to the Free plan when it doesn't sync with your site for 24 hours. No data or settings are deleted.
Free limitations with Network Discovery
When you scan with Network Discovery in Lansweeper Platform, the Free plan includes 100 licensed assets. Discovery has no asset cap.
- Your first 100 scanned assets are licensed and show full scan details.
- Assets beyond the first 100 are unlicensed. They stay in your inventory but show only basic details, such as name, type, and IP address.
For the full list of what's included, see What's included in the Free plan.
Free limitations with Lansweeper Classic
When you scan with Lansweeper Classic, the Free plan is limited to 100 assets. This limit applies whether or not your installation is linked to a site.
- If your installation has 100 assets or fewer, Lansweeper Classic keeps discovering new assets until it reaches the limit.
- If your installation has more than 100 assets, Lansweeper Classic stops scanning. It doesn't add new assets or update existing ones.
- Assets already in your installation stay in your inventory and reports.
To resume scanning, renew your license or upgrade to a paid plan.
Support on the Free plan
The Free plan doesn't include technical support. You can get help from the Lansweeper Community.
Upgrade from the Free plan
If your license is managed from a site, go to Site settings > Subscription plan in Lansweeper Platform and select Manage subscription. This opens the Lansweeper pricing page, where you choose a paid plan. Site owners and accounts with the Manage subscription from Self-service portal permission can upgrade.
If you use a license key, see Request a Lansweeper price quote.