Audinate has announced it is now offering a subscription model for Dante Domain Manager, its network management platform designed to bring enterprise-grade system administration to AV applications.
“Dante Domain Manager has become a critical solution in the AV industry, allowing for user authentication, role-based security and audit capabilities for Dante networks,” says Joshua Rush, chief marketing officer at Audinate. “In addition to lowering the up-front costs of acquisition, the subscription model allows buyers to treat Dante Domain Manager as an operating expense rather than a capital expense ensuring it is even more accessible.”
Available in three editions, Silver, Gold and Platinum, Dante Domain Manager can be tailored to meet user needs and budgets while maintaining the scalability and security necessary to create a reliable audio network.
Dante Domain Manager Silver Edition supports 20 Dante devices in two Dante Domains, designed forfor smaller installations such as houses of worship, recording studios and broadcast facilities. It’s available in the following editions:
— Annual subscription with ongoing support and maintenance: $398/year
— Perpetual license including one year of support and maintenance: $995
Dante Domain Manager Gold Edition supports 100 Dante devices in 10 Dante Domains and is intended for medium-sized installations such schools, small businesses, and larger houses of worship. It’s available in the following editions:
— Annual subscription with ongoing support and maintenance: $1598/year
— Perpetual license including one year of support and maintenance: $3995
Dante Domain Manager Platinum Edition supports 250 Dante devices in 50 Dante Domains for larger systems found in universities, stadiums, public spaces and corporate offices. It’s available in the following editions:
— Annual subscription with ongoing support and maintenance: $3998/year
— Perpetual license including one year of support and maintenance: $9995
Add-on packs are available to match the number of Dante Domains and devices required. Go here for more specifics.
