Use Modbus products for protocol testing and telemetry. Use SCADA products for dashboards, alarms, historian, and plant monitoring. Each product below is positioned for a specific deployment model.
Best when you need a Windows tool for Modbus RTU/TCP simulation, diagnostics, and local testing with no cloud dependency.
Go to Modbus Desktop →Best when you want browser-based Modbus telemetry, alerts, and dashboards for distributed equipment and multiple users.
Open Modbus Cloud →Best when you need local HMI, historian, alarms, and full control on a Windows PC inside the plant network.
See SCADA Desktop →Best when you need remote dashboards, multi-site visibility, and team access from any browser without local server setup.
See SCADA Cloud →Modbus Simulator has 2 products. SCADA has 2 products. The navigation, pricing, and product sections follow that structure directly.
Desktop simulator for Windows plus a cloud telemetry app for remote monitoring teams.
Professional Modbus RTU, TCP, ASCII and UDP simulator for Windows. Master and Slave modes in one app. Test PLC and SCADA systems without physical hardware.
Cloud monitoring for Modbus-connected equipment. Live telemetry, alarm rules, and organisation-based dashboards for distributed sites.
Desktop SCADA for local plant-floor operation plus cloud SCADA for browser-based remote access.
Full-featured SCADA system as a standalone Windows app. HMI designer, Modbus TCP/RTU polling, real-time alarms, historian, and audit log — works completely offline.
Browser-based SCADA for remote dashboards, alarms, historical trends, and team access without server setup or desktop deployment.
The same core workflow demo is shown here for both product families. Use it to understand the overall product quality and UI direction before picking the exact desktop or cloud edition.
A simple rule: desktop products are for local engineering workflows and one-time licensing. Cloud products are for browser access, remote visibility, and team workflows.