Know what's about to bite.
See what's past end-of-support, what you're paying for twice, and what breaks if you change it — starting with your domain and an hour, not a six-month programme.
No signup. Reads public DNS only. Takes about a second.
Mid-market IT runs blind between the spreadsheet and the enterprise suite.
You know what you have — the applications, the vendors, the cloud bill. What you cannot easily see is what it is all for, what overlaps, and what is quietly turning into a liability. The heavyweight suites answer this, but they want a framework programme, a dedicated team and a budget you do not have. So the estate stays in a spreadsheet, and the spreadsheet cannot answer a single one of these:
"Is anything running past end of support?"
Unsupported software stopped being a hygiene problem and became a cyber-insurance and audit one. Carriers deny claims and auditors raise findings for systems past their support date — and the spreadsheet does not know the dates.
Sunset risk"What are we paying for twice?"
Three tools doing one job, bought by three departments across four years. Nobody is wrong and nobody can see it, because no single list puts spend next to the capability it serves.
Redundancy"What breaks if we turn this off?"
The question that stops every decommissioning decision dead. Without the dependencies written down, the honest answer is a shrug — so the thing stays, and the bill renews.
Blast radiusA navigator, with an undercurrent of precision.
Orientation before detail. Arcamira surfaces the signal that changes a decision — coverage gaps, redundancy, end-of-life exposure, blast radius — and keeps the rigour in the data underneath rather than in the ceremony on top. Point it at your estate and it starts answering in sentences, not dashboards:
4 technologies are past end of support
Two of them sit under an application tagged business-critical. One vendor accounts for three of the four.
3 applications all serve "Customer Onboarding"
Combined annual spend puts a real number on the overlap, and one of the three has no owner recorded.
Retiring the legacy CRM would affect 6 downstream systems
Two integrations, one reporting pipeline and a capability that would be left uncovered entirely.
11 applications have no owner
Each one is a renewal nobody is watching and a decision nobody can sign off.
Illustrative — the shape of the output, not a specific customer's estate.
Signal you can act on, before it acts on you.
Estate discovery
IntakePull the estate in rather than typing it. Entra, AWS, Azure, ServiceNow, Defender and a passive DNS scan all feed one review queue — or run the read-only collector yourself and inspect the file before anything leaves your network.
Technology Sunset Risk
IntelligenceEnd-of-life dates enriched automatically and scored into a sunset-debt view with vendor concentration and procurement windows — so what is past support becomes a plan, not a surprise finding in an audit.
Application Portfolio
LandscapeEvery application classified, connected and current — criticality, lifecycle, the capabilities it serves and the technology beneath it — in one filterable view with the portfolio's shape on top.
Capability Map
LandscapeOrganise the estate by what the business does, not by technology. A live coverage overlay turns "we run 140 apps" into "this capability is over-served and that one is a gap."
Impact Analysis
PlanningPick an application, technology or data store and see the blast radius: affected systems, capability gaps opened, initiatives in flight and replacement candidates — before you commit to the change.
What-If scenarios
PlanningModel a change without making it. Retire this, introduce that, reconnect the other — and get the second-order effects you did not think to ask about, then throw the whole thing away if you don't like the answer.
Built for the team you actually have.
Value in an hour, not a quarter
Import or discover, and the estate lights up. No framework programme to stand up first.
AI-assisted, never AI-gated
AI proposes; you decide. Every suggestion is a click-to-confirm, never an automatic write.
Capability-first, framework-light
Meaning is a destination you reach progressively — not a data-entry gate at the door.
The graph pays you back
Every relationship you add makes blast-radius, coverage and risk answers sharper.
Stakeholder-ready
Shareable views, plain-English risk narratives and Confluence embedding out of the box.
Hosted for you
Nothing to install, patch or babysit — we run it. Self-host the same codebase with Docker if your policy needs it.
We would rather you knew before the demo.
Arcamira is calibrated for a specific size of problem. If you are outside it, one of the enterprise suites genuinely is the better buy, and we would rather say so now than three weeks into an evaluation.
A good fit if…
- You run somewhere between 40 and 600 applications
- Architecture is part of someone's job, not six people's full-time role
- You need an answer this quarter, not a modelling practice by next year
- Renewals, end-of-support exposure and duplicate spend are live problems
- You want a published price rather than a quote
Buy something else if…
- You need certified TOGAF or ArchiMate conformance as a deliverable
- You have a dedicated EA team and an established modelling practice
- Your estate runs to thousands of applications across many business units
- The requirement is a governance artefact for a regulator, not a decision tool
- You want a single suite to also run your ITSM and project portfolio
We have written the same comparison at length for the two tools people weigh us against most often — including where each of them is the better buy: Arcamira vs SAP LeanIX and Arcamira vs Orbus Software.
Three tiers, one codebase.
Published, because you should not have to book a call to find out whether you can afford it. Start light and grow into it — every tier is the same product, with more of the intelligence and integration surface unlocked as you go.
Starter
- Asset catalogue & import
- Capability map
- Views & diagrams
- Estate health signals
Professional
- Everything in Starter
- Risk & sunset intelligence
- Impact analysis
- Governance & review workflow
- AI-assisted mapping
Enterprise
- Everything in Professional
- Cloud & ITSM sync
- SSO / OIDC
- SaaS discovery (Entra, domain scan)
- BYOK AI
Flat per-workspace pricing, billed annually. Each plan includes a bundle of users — add more in packs as your team grows — and you can share read-only views with anyone at no charge. Fully hosted on every plan — nothing to install; self-host with Docker instead if you prefer. Design partners onboarding now get founder pricing and a direct line to the team — ask about the programme.
Start with something you can check yourself.
Type your domain and see the SaaS your public DNS already gives away — no signup, no credentials, about a second. If that is useful, the rest of the estate is the same idea with the lights on.