# Hubsoft compared with other ERPs for providers > Factual comparisons between Hubsoft and other systems for internet service providers (ISPs): backup, hosting, modules, API, tax, and support, with official sources and Fonte: https://hubsoft.io/en/comparison/ Comparisons # Hubsoft compared with other ERPs for providers What each system publicly documents about backup, hosting, updates, modules, API, apps, tax, and support. Only facts with a source and date; where the provider does not publish information, we say "not publicly disclosed." ## How to read these comparisons Each page compares Hubsoft with one system, criterion by criterion, based on the provider's own public documentation. There are no scores or rankings. Sources are listed at the end of each page, along with the date of the last verification, and comparisons are reviewed every quarter. To understand what matters in the choice, read the guide first: [how to choose an ERP for an ISP](/en/how-to-choose-erp-for-provider/). ## Main comparisons * ### [Hubsoft vs IXC](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-ixc/) The key difference is who manages the infrastructure. * ### [Hubsoft vs MK Solutions](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-mk-solutions/) The key difference lies in what is included in the license and who manages the server. * ### [Hubsoft vs Voalle](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-voalle/) The central difference lies in what each provider makes public. * ### [Hubsoft vs SGP](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-sgp/) The key difference is hosting. * ### [Hubsoft vs Beesweb](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-beesweb/) Beesweb is a 100% online system with prepaid pricing based on customer tiers, public pricing, and a white-label subscriber app. * ### [Hubsoft vs MK-Auth](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-mk-auth/) MK-Auth is a permanent license tied to a hard drive, hosted on the provider’s server, with integrated NFCom and public pricing, but no technician or customer app, with OLT and FTTH documentation provided by third-party addons, backups sent by the provider, and support through a forum and email. * ### [Hubsoft vs RBX](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-rbx/) With Hubsoft, the technician and sales apps, Multi-Company, and Subscriber Center are included in the license, and backup and 2FA are documented. * ### [Hubsoft vs Integrator](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-integrator/) ISP Integrator is EliteSoft’s ERP, based in Londrina (PR), on the market since 2004 and part of Grupo Voalle since December 2023. * ### [Hubsoft vs ISPFY](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-ispfy/) ISPFY supports an on-premises server or Codize Cloud, sells Cloud Backup as a separate product, and documents its API in Postman. * ### [Hubsoft vs Quaza](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-quaza/) Quaza documents tax documents 21/22, NF-e 55, and NFS-e, daily vendor-managed backups, a "no strings attached" contract, and "24/7" support via WhatsApp, but we did not find NFCom, an API, or ACS on its website. ## Other systems Smaller or regional systems, in shorter comparisons. * ### [Hubsoft vs Vigo](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-vigo/) Vigo documents installation on the provider’s Linux server and backup scripts scheduled by the provider, with technician and subscriber apps developed by a third party. * ### [Hubsoft vs ReceitaNet](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-receitanet/) ReceitaNet is a cloud-based web system, free for up to 30 customers and charged per registered customer thereafter, with chatbot and OSNET available separately. * ### [Hubsoft vs Atlaz](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-atlaz/) Atlaz runs exclusively in the provider’s AWS cloud, with an optional technician app and a declared "open" API without public documentation. * ### [Hubsoft vs Altarede](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-altarede/) Altarede is modular: ERP, altGo per user, altChat, altNOC, and App Assinante are contracted separately, with published “starting at” prices. * ### [Hubsoft vs Mikweb](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-mikweb/) Mikweb charges by registered customer, issues invoices through partners, and does not document a dedicated technician or customer app. * ### [Hubsoft vs Controllr](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-controllr/) Controllr runs only on the provider’s server, using its own FreeBSD system and a per-server license. * ### [Hubsoft vs Gesprov](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-gesprov/) Gesprov provides on-demand integrations, publishes a technician app, and promises a response within 4 business hours. * ### [Hubsoft vs Leaf](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-leaf-admin/) Leaf documents NFCom, NFS-e, and NF-e in its wiki and has its own WhatsApp bot, but it does not publish information about backup, hosting, or API, and charges an import fee that is converted into a discount over 24 to 32 months. * ### [Hubsoft vs Ispbox](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-ispbox/) Duobox documents invoices 21/22 and 55, sends backups to the provider’s own Google Drive, and natively integrates with OLTs, without a public API beyond its integration with OZmap. * ### [Hubsoft vs CNTmanager](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-cntmanager/) CNT documents Notes 21/22, NFS-e, and SPED; charges based on the number of contracts; and includes free automatic backup and 24/7 support. * ### [Hubsoft vs GereISP](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-gereisp/) Gerenet mentions "invoices in different formats" without naming NFCom or NFS-e. * ### [Hubsoft vs RadiusNet](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-radiusnet/) RadiusNet has operated since 2004, with Hello Radius for digital customer service and a local secondary RADIUS, but only mentions “invoice issuance” and does not document FTTH mapping, OLT, API, or backup. * ### [Hubsoft vs Lógica](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-logica-sistemas/) Lógica sells NFCom, TR-069, and CGNAT as modules connected "to your ERP via API," with its own ACS and NFCom with SPED. * ### [Hubsoft vs Perfício](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-perficio/) Perfício is a SaaS platform with 30 free days, a native CTO map, and technician and web-based Central apps, but it does not mention NFCom or NFS-e or document its API, backup, 2FA, or privacy policy. * ### [Hubsoft vs WGC](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-wgc/) WGC installs a Windows client (ClickOnce), uses partners for chatbot and mapping, and offers W-SAC for customers; tax compliance, API, and backup do not appear in its public documentation. * ### [Hubsoft vs Wide Manager](/en/comparison/hubsoft-vs-wide-manager/) Wide Manager charges by consumption units (pay-per-use) and does not document native apps; tax features, backup, and API do not appear in the public documentation. ![Illuminated fiber optic cables converging into a connection hub](/_astro/site-cta04_TkBg7.webp) ## Compare with your real operation Book a demo and bring your questions: our team shows Hubsoft running in the reality of your ISP. [ Request a Demo ](/en/request-a-demo/) _Comparison prepared by Hubsoft based on the public documentation of the providers cited (websites, help centers, technical documentation, and app stores), consulted on 10/09/2026\. The mentioned brands belong to their respective owners and are cited for identification purposes only. "Not publicly disclosed" means we did not find the information in the provider's public documentation, not that the feature does not exist. Found something outdated? Email marketing@hubsoft.com.br and we will review it._