# Per-device or per-site pricing: which works better for an MSP with small clients?

For small clients, a model where one sensor covers a whole site usually works better, because per-endpoint pricing grows with every PC and phone and can exceed what the client pays you. Look at your client book: count the devices per client and the number of sites, and price both models for your five most typical clients before you choose a vendor. With NetSenX the unit is the device, but a device is a host running the agent, and one agent on a SPAN or TAP port counts as one device for the whole segment it watches. A typical small office is therefore one or a few devices, which may fit the Free plan's 3 devices or the Starter plan at €49 per month.

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