softperfect Review, Pricing & Features

SoftPerfect builds network scanning, bandwidth monitoring, and system utility tools for Windows, macOS, and Linux. See features, pricing, and pros & cons.

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August 7, 2026
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SoftPerfect is an Australian software company, founded in 2000, that develops network and system utilities for home users and small-to-medium businesses. Its product line centers on network administration and monitoring: Network Scanner (IPv4/IPv6 device discovery, port scanning, remote administration), NetWorx (internet connection and bandwidth monitoring), NetGenius (application-level bandwidth control), WiFi Guard (unauthorized wireless device detection), Switch Port Mapper, Connection Emulator, Bandwidth Manager, and Connection Quality Monitor. It also offers system-level tools such as RAM Disk and RAM File System for high-performance in-memory storage. Alongside its commercial, paid products, SoftPerfect distributes a set of free utilities (TFTP Server, Ping Monitor, Certificate Monitor, IP Calculator, Cache Relocator). Most tools run on Windows, with macOS and Linux support varying by product.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Broad suite of focused network and system utilities from a single, long-established vendor (founded 2000)
  • Several genuinely free tools (TFTP Server, IP Calculator, Ping Monitor, Cache Relocator) alongside paid products
  • Free, unlimited-duration trials for commercial tools like Network Scanner and NetWorx
  • Cross-platform coverage across Windows, macOS, and Linux, depending on the product
  • Network Scanner includes advanced admin features: remote command execution, Wake-on-LAN, Nmap integration

Cons

  • License prices are not published on the marketing pages; buyers must go through the store/checkout to see costs
  • Product catalog is split across many small standalone utilities rather than one unified dashboard or platform
  • Primarily installed desktop software, not a centrally managed cloud/SaaS console
  • Trial versions are feature-capped (e.g., Network Scanner's trial limits results to 10 devices)

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