Starhive
Flexible asset & data management
Published Aug 14, 2026
| Starting Price | Published starter pricing that includes a specified object allowance; vendor publishes per-tier and per-object pricing details and offers unlimited users in its licensing model | JSM pricing is per-agent; Assets included with higher tiers/collections and object allowances; extra objects priced separately | Free tier for a small asset allowance; published entry-level and pro annual tiers with defined asset allowances and additional asset pricing |
| Best For | Teams seeking a flexible CMDB/asset context plus app-building with unlimited users | Teams standardized on Atlassian that require integrated ITSM and Assets functionality | Teams needing strong discovery/inventory and broad environment visibility |
| Key Strength | Flexible data model and unlimited users; ability to build apps and portals on top of a relational object store | Native integration with Jira workflows and a mature ITSM suite | Discovery and inventory focus; widely used by system administrators; clear asset-based packaging |
| Key Weakness | Limited public review footprint; some reviewers have questioned ITSM feature maturity | Cost and packaging complexity; Assets and object counts can become a cost driver at scale | Pricing changes and licensing discussions have been controversial in community forums |
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