PaperCut Software headquartered in Melbourne offers their suite of print and output management solutions including PaperCut NG as well as embedded software to supply hardware integration.
$425
One Time Fee
PrinterLogic
Score 9.1 out of 10
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Vasion PrinterLogic is a serverless print management solution for IT teams ready to move beyond outdated print servers, scripts, and GPOs. Replacing legacy infrastructure with direct IP printing and centralized management delivers faster, more reliable printing, reduced costs, and fewer support tickets.
$126.70
per month Per Queue
Pricing
PaperCut
PrinterLogic
Editions & Modules
25 Users
$425.00
One Time Fee
75 Users
$605.00
One Time Fee
150 Users
$840.00
One Time Fee
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PaperCut
PrinterLogic
Free Trial
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Yes
Free/Freemium Version
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No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Yes
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
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<50 Queues: $126.70 per queue/monthly
50+ Queues: $114.00 per queue/monthly
100+ Queues: Contact for tiered pricing
PaperCut is more expensive and need a print server. It is not feasible to be use at remote locations especially we have many remote sites across Australia with limited internet.
We selected Vasion's PrinterLogic because of its serverless approach. We want to move off-site with our IT infrastructure and this is another step in the good direction. Printing is also released more securely, requiring username and pin or release from a mobile phone. This …
we had PaperCut and it doesnt really have the ability to go totally in the cloud. Also one of the main reasons we switched is because no matter what we did, the PaperCut service would randomly stop working and we would get daily calls about it on the helpdesk.
Vasion's PrinterLogic offers a superior printing solution compared to PaperCut due to its comprehensive feature set and ease of use. While both platforms facilitate print management, Vasion's PrinterLogic stands out with its centralized printer deployment, eliminating the need …
They function similarly although I did not test Papercuts cloud version. I trialed PaperCut more for their on premise version because it would be a one time cost instead of an ongoing fee. Still, we decided to remain with Vasion's PrinterLogic as it is provided through an …
Vasion's PrinterLogic is truly Cloud based, PaperCut infrastructure is hosted on windows servers in the back end, which as proved with the recent hack, is vulnerable and is not what we wanted. Vasion's PrinterLogic was one of the few companies that was truly cloud based and …
We love Apple air print, but it is limited in its ability, and that you have to have the printer on a Wi-Fi network with the mobile device, and it only works with Apple devices. PaperCut is great also but I believe it's cost to benefit ratio simply were outmatched by what …
Vasion's PrinterLogic is much more granular and easy to use compared to PaperCut. You can work on a single printer without having to create printer profiles and other set up required by PaperCut. PaperCut may be cheaper, but you truly get what you pay for and there is no …
Verified User
Administrator
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Despite having a detailed audit for print jobs, there is no way built-in on PaperCut to re-send those jobs if they fail. The paper cut box doesn’t always pop up.
Verified User
Administrator
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PaperCut actually has more features and works better than Vasion's PrinterLogic from a copier standpoint. In my opinion, where Vasion's PrinterLogic works better though is that it had better compatibility for our Apple Mac users. It also has a cool feature that lets you place …
PrinterLogic is a lot cheaper and constantly updated. They have a lot of value in 1 package with their Signing, printing and workflow features being in the base package. Very high compatibility with a lot of other printers. This makes it so you are not vendor locked to 1 print …
Before I talk about how good Vasion's PrinterLogic is, I would like to highlight how poor TrustRadius site is. In the previous question, it asked me to identify other companies or products evaluated. Of the four other companies, which were all in the top 10, only one was …
Vasion's PrinterLogic is a much simpler deployment and a better fit for our use case.
Verified User
Technician
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While I did tend to like the more in-depth reporting capabilities provided by Paper Cut, the overall ease of use, functionality, and Rapid deployment capabilities of Vasion's PrinterLogic heavily outweighs the perceived benefits of other printer Management Solutions offered by …
Pricing was better than all 3 competitors' proposals. Offered more features for all in one pricing instead of separating multiple features to jack up the price. The solution is owned and maintained solely in house minus the product updates. Consistently available no matter …
This was over 5 years ago that we evaluated the two products, so I don't remember the specific differences. However, I do remember that Vasion's PrinterLogic stood out as a clearly superior product and was also more cost effective, so that is why we chose it.
Verified User
Technician
Chose PrinterLogic
Mobility print struggled with some chromebook printing and also the adding printers option for windows was a bit laborious.
Vasion's PrinterLogic is far easier to use on the web interface, and is more compatible overall. We love the Map tool which lets our users see where the printers are throughout all of our locations with ease.
For environments that have multiple different departments or programs that would like to have printing costs tracked. The exact costs per page printed can be changed within the software - so exact costs can be calculated and billed back appropriately. It also makes printer management easier as you can see toner levels and any issues the printer may have remotely without having to utilize the printers GUI at all. Scan to folder/email options can be done on the admin side, so that it makes things easier for users
I cannot think of a use case where a local print server makes more sense than a product like PrinterLogic. Managing print servers is not fun, and it involves a plethora of issues and repetitive tasks that take significant time to complete. I cannot think of an org or colleague I wouldn't recommend this product to - in fact, most IT teams already have this product that I talk to!
Centralized printing via virtual hold / release queues.
Confidential and secure printing via card authentication.
Scan to folder/email integration with Active Directory.
Printer specific scripting actions give you a ton of options. The canned scripts are super helpful as they are prebuilt and need very little modification.
Overall printing reports are very informative.
Mobility Print gives you a great solution for printing from Chromebook devices.
It has done everything we needed it to do, and the technical support at Vasion has been very responsive. Most of the staff, faculty, and students are used to it now, and it is quite easy for Endpoint Engineering to support at a fairly low FTE cost. We don't see a compelling reason to change and in fact are looking at managing more aspects of our printing ecosphere through Vasion's PrinterLogic.
PaperCut is simply a solid product. PaperCut has been the ignition our company needed to take control of our budgets and also our carbon footprint. Through software we can manage our printing network with greater efficiency, reduce costs and enable our end users to take responsibility for their printing habits in a controlled way. The software is easy to deploy and integrates well with our windows based systems. We can easily delegate more advanced controls to power users and the controls are compatible with all major MFD hardware vendors.
There have been precious few instances where PL hasn't done what I needed. Some small reporting issues that I need aren't there (a poll of which printers are installed on any given computer in our Org would be a godsend to see who installed what)
A colleague has reported a performance issue with loading printer profiles on Edge. It sometimes takes a very long time to come up, and sometimes not at all, but he switches over to Chrome, and the interface comes up very quickly. This might be a fringe case, since I am able to launch the same profile on Edge browser without any problems.
The user community for PaperCut is smaller than other products we use in HR, IT, marketing and project management. We had an account manager assigned to us. Whenever we had any issues we would email him. The account manager was acting as an interface with the developers and other teams. The response times were reasonable.
Support has been phenomenal from the start. They walked us through the entire setup during our demo phase - had us do the work while they guided us through it. That really helped us to understand the product and later make changes and additions as we needed it. The documentation is perfect. I had ZERO issues or hiccups when integrating Entra for users and groups.
Implementation over summer break is best in order to completely understand the process and test the product in a small "live" environment vs at a larger scale.
It's been 5+ years since we last conducted an evaluation, and I can't recall who else we evaluated. That statement should speak volumes to any sysadmin. It's a system I don't have to worry about or get complaints about. Literally not interested in looking elsewhere.