TekStacks or Hudu

Hudu covers documentation, a password vault, assets, IP addresses, racks, expirations, SSL monitoring and a client portal. TekStacks keeps equipment and who has it, documentation, network and racks, software and licenses, and every renewal date in one place. Here is how they compare, from Hudu's own site as of October 13, 2026.

What a 10 person team pays

Prices change; follow the link for Hudu's current price, and see every TekStacks plan.

What Hudu has that TekStacks does not

• A client portal, for your customers to see their own documentation.
• PSA and RMM integrations: equipment brought in from monitoring agents, clients and contacts from a ticketing system.
• Automatic network discovery (Hudu Radar).
• Self-hosting.
• A password vault for everything, people's own logins included.

If you need one of these, Hudu may suit you better.

What TekStacks does differently

• One price for the team, not per person, with no limit on equipment.
• Custody history on every piece of equipment: who held it, what came back, and how it was disposed of.
• The secrets that belong to equipment kept on the equipment, encrypted, with your own key if you want it. People's logins stay in their password manager.
• Sign in with Microsoft Entra ID, roles from Entra groups, and SCIM provisioning.
• A REST API, and AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT that make changes as you.

Moving from Hudu

Bring employees in from a spreadsheet or Microsoft Entra, add equipment in bulk through the API or an AI assistant, and try everything free before you choose a plan. Compare TekStacks with other tools, or see everything it does.