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Switches, gateways, Wi-Fi, Protect cameras and Access door hardware — all managed from the same UniFi interface, with no per-device licence.

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Before you buy

The Ubiquiti questions we actually get asked. Ask us another.

01Is there a licence or subscription to keep UniFi running?
No. The controller software is free and there is no per-device or per-site licence, which is the main commercial reason people choose it over the enterprise vendors. You do need something to run the controller on — a Cloud Key, a Dream Machine or a UniFi console — and that is hardware you buy once.
02What is the catch compared with Fortinet or Cisco?
Support. There is no vendor TAC to escalate to overnight, and no advance hardware replacement SLA to buy. Your reseller is the support line. We are comfortable quoting UniFi because we deploy and support it ourselves — but if a site needs a vendor-backed SLA at the edge, we would put a FortiGate or SonicWall there and run UniFi behind it.
03Do I need a Dream Machine, or a Cloud Key?
Either runs the controller. A Dream Machine is the gateway, switch and controller in one box, which suits a single site starting fresh. A Cloud Key runs the controller alongside a firewall you already own and want to keep — common when there is a FortiGate at the edge and UniFi handling the switching and Wi-Fi behind it.
04Can Protect cameras and Access doors run on the same hardware?
Yes, provided the console has the storage and the applications for both. That is the range’s real advantage: one interface for the network, the cameras and the doors instead of three systems and three vendors. We check the console model can carry every application you intend to run before quoting it.
05Which switch do I actually need?
Count the PoE devices and add up their draw, then leave headroom — the PoE budget is what people undersize, not the port count. A camera or a Wi-Fi 7 access point draws considerably more than a desk phone. Send us the device list and we will size the budget and the uplinks with the quote.