Every client's hardware lifecycle. One dashboard.
Your clients' switches, servers, firewalls and laptops are scattered across sites, and every one has an end-of-life date. EOL Tracking groups them by client and location, warns you months ahead, and turns refresh planning into a service you sell.
no credit card · agentless · nothing installed on client networks
One tool for every client's fleet
Client and location are first-class fields, so one account covers your whole book of business.
Client and location on every asset
Tag each device with its client and site. “Acme Corp · Antwerp DC” is a first-class field, not a naming convention you have to police.
Per-client filtering
One click narrows the dashboard to a single client or site.
QBR-ready PDF reports
Export a per-client lifecycle report for the review.
Alerts in your stack
Daily digests by email, plus Slack or Microsoft Teams webhooks, pipe expiring-asset alerts straight into your ops channel so nothing slips.
CSV import and export
Onboard a client's whole fleet in one paste, client and location columns included.
Warnings on your horizon
Default 180-day warning, tunable from a week to two years to match budget cycles.
From spreadsheet chaos to client-ready in an afternoon
Import each client's assets
Use our free Excel template or your existing export. The CSV import maps client and location automatically.
Let the dashboard watch the calendar
Statuses recompute in real time. EOL date lookups auto-fill from public lifecycle data where available.
Walk into QBRs with the answer
Filter to the client, export the PDF, and propose the refresh before it becomes an emergency ticket. New to that conversation? Read how to sell hardware refreshes without being pushy.
Already run NetBox? Skip the manual entry.
Most MSPs already keep their client inventory in NetBox. Export your devices and drop the CSV straight in. We detect the NetBox format automatically and map the fields for you, so a whole client fleet lands in a few clicks instead of hours of typing.
NetBox does not carry end-of-life dates, so imported devices arrive with a “No date” status. Add the EOL date per model, or use the built-in lookup that pulls it from endoflife.date, and the whole fleet starts getting warnings. New to lifecycle terms? See EOL vs EOS vs EOSL.
One flat price. All your clients.
Free for up to 5 assets. Unlimited tracking across every client and site for €20/month or €200/year: never per device, never per client.
Create your free accountMSP questions, answered
Can I track hardware for multiple clients in one account?+
Yes, client and location are fields on every asset. Filter per client or site, and export per-client reports.
Do I need to install agents on client devices?+
No. EOL Tracking is agentless by design, nothing touches client networks, which keeps onboarding friction (and security reviews) near zero.
How do I migrate my existing tracking spreadsheet?+
Export it as CSV and import, or start from our free template whose columns match the importer exactly. New to lifecycle terms? See EOL vs EOS vs EOSL explained.
Can I import my NetBox export?+
Yes. Export your devices from NetBox and drop the CSV into the importer. We detect the format and map Name, Manufacturer, Type, Tenant and Site automatically. EOL dates are not in NetBox, so those devices import with a “No date” status for you to fill in, one lookup at a time or in bulk.
What does it cost?+
Free up to 5 assets, then €20/month or €200/year for unlimited, one subscription covers all your clients.
Turn hardware lifecycle into a service you sell.
Start free, import your first client, and walk into the next QBR with the refresh plan already in hand.
Create your free account