| Free Tier | 1st Paid Tier | Features | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thinger.io [1] | Lifetime fremium account 4 devices, 4 dashboards, 4 data buckets, 4 endponts |
29 EUR/mo | IFTT Dashboard Mobile app to monitor dashboard |
| ThingsBoard [1] | Community Edition Unlimited devices |
10 devices & 10 assets $10/mo |
Dashboard Rule Engine (node flow based) Trendz Analytics HTTP MQTT CoAP |
| Adafruit IO | 10 channels 30 msgs/min |
$10/mo 1 msg/sec 60 days storage Unlimited feeds |
REST API Dashboards |
| Azure Iot Central | 500 devices 5 msgs/min Rate > 15 sec 3 MQTT |
BASIC $10/mo for 400k msgs/day |
|
| Thingstream | MQTT Now $0/mo 1 msg/hr/device 10 devices |
MQTT Now Business $1/mo 27 msgs/hr/device Unlimited devices |
MQTT over GSM, LoRa, HTTP |
| ThingSpeak / MathWorks | 5 msgs/min 800 email alerts/yr 2 email alearts/day |
$650/yr for 1 unit: every 15 sec for 15 ch, or every 60 sec for 62 ch, or every 5 min for 250 ch |
REST MQTT |
| Google Cloud IoT Core | Always Free < five 1024 byte msgs/min Unlimited devices |
$1.13/mo for 250 MB (5 1024 byte msgs/min) |
HTTB MQTT |
| Arduino IoT Cloud | 1 Arduino 5 channels |
5 Arduino devices 20 channels $7/mo |
|
| AWS IoT Core | 1st 12 months only 12 msgs/hr |
~$9/mo | |
| Ubidots | Ubidots STEM 3 devices |
$49/mo | Real-time dashboards If-Then triggers to email, SMS, Webhooks. |
| DeviceHive [1] | possibly | N/T [2] | Open Source IoT Data Platform Python REST API MQTT WebSockets |
| Blynk IoT Platform | 200 devices Point system limits usage. |
$166/mo | HTTP Dashboard excluded for free tier Phone app options |
| AWS IoT Things Graph | N/A | ~40/mo | HTTP MQTT |
| InfluxData | rate-limited 5 MB / 5 min. 5 dashboards |
~ $50/mo hobby $150/mo Standard Services & fees vague |
Dashboard Database |
| Appcelerator | Yes. Limits unclear | $200/mo/seat | |
| Kaa | N/A | 100 devices $250/mo KaaIoT-hosted |
|
| Keen | 50k msgs/mo No Visualizations |
$300/mo 250k msgs/mo |
|
| Wolkabout | 3 devices 2 dashboards 3 rules |
Basic 1499 EUR/mo | Web & mobile apps |
| ThingWorx Industrial IOT Platform | N/T [2] | N/T [2] | |
| HPE | N/T [2] | N/T [2] | |
| IBM Watson IoT Platform | N/T [2] | N/T [2] | |
| Blynk.io [3] | Prototype plan 20 devices Not for commercial use |
$166/mo 1000 devices 1 product User mgmt |
Private Clouds Device mgmt Data analytics Machine Learning Mobile apps |
| Mainflux [1] | $500/mo | ||
| Zetta [1] | Free |
[1] Open Source
[2] N/T not transparent. Unable to determine from information on website.
[3] unique in that it doesn't provide online dashboard and US, only mobile UI.
HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) is a communication protocol. REST (REpresentational State Transfer) implies constraints on how a Client and Server should interact, and that interaction typically occurs using HTTP. A HTTP API (application programming interface) is not the same as a RESTful API unless it adhears to all of the REST constraints. SOAP is a standardized protocol that sends messages using other protocols such as HTTP and SMTP. Currently, most public web services provide REST APIs and transfer data in JSON format. Note that a REST API is for getting/pulling data from a web server. Webhooks are how a REST API pushes data to a web server.
http(s)://host:port/api/v1/$ACCESS_TOKEN/telemetry
IFTTT (If This Then That) is a free service that connects apps and devices. You send a trigger from one device/thing, and then IFTTT will cause a trigger to happen somewhere else. The power of IFTTT is the vast number of services that it connects to.
IFTTT Webhooks service can send and receive triggers via HTML POST and GET request, as well as MQTT, RSS, twitter, etc. The services in IFTTT are called Applets. Public Applets can be built by services or users within the IFTTT Platform. Go to ifttt.com/create to combine two services and make your own Applet. A Applet that works with a Button, Note, or Camera service can be a widget.
Using IFTTT with the Raspberry Pi
MQTT to AdafruitIO, Cayenne, Thingspeak, Thingsboard, Ubidots
Node-RED browser based flow programming tool. Configures flows and connections of data between network nodes (services, databases, etc.).
shiftr.io publish & subscribe communication infrastructure. (free)
For commercial applications, the Standard License with one unit at a cost of $650/yr gives you a publish rate of every 15 seconds for up to 15 channels, or every 60 sec for up to 62 channels, or every 5 minutes for up to 250 channels.
In general, you need to install and configure applications in Azure IoT Hub in order to create a dashboard connected to your IoT data.
Blog: Creating a dashboard in Azure (electric-io)
MQTT to Azure IoT Hub running electric-io dashboard
Visualize real-time sensor data from your Azure IoT hub in a web application
Visualize real-time sensor data from Azure IoT Hub using Power BI
Power BI dashboard of IoT data in Azure IoT Hub
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