Compare the Top SCADA Software for Linux as of November 2025

What is SCADA Software for Linux?

SCADA software is used to control and manage the information between software and industrial equipment with the purpose of monitoring industrial processes. Compare and read user reviews of the best SCADA software for Linux currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    WEBICC

    WEBICC

    AEG COMMISSIONING

    Discover the WEBICC SCADA solution for the management and automation of industrial processes, perfectly adapted for the digital age. With a 100% web and multi-platform interface, WEBICC SCADA fits the needs of projects of any size, from the most compact to the most ambitious. Create complex and customized visualizations easily using SVG graphical symbol screens, data logs, alarms, maintenance notifications, emails, real-time and historical graphs, plus detailed reports. Our applications run smoothly in any modern HTML5 compatible browser, be it a touch panel PC, computer, tablet or smartphone. Our server runs on Windows, Linux operating systems and ARM architectures such as Raspberry Pi. The client application requires no installation, requiring only a free web browser. Transform the way you interact with industrial systems with WEBICC SCADA – superlative efficiency, flexibility and control.
    Starting Price: €403.9
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    FactoryTalk Optix

    FactoryTalk Optix

    Rockwell Automation

    FactoryTalk® Optix™ is a new visualization platform that accelerates value delivery with modern technologies, innovative designs and scalable deployment options. FactoryTalk Optix can help improve your process, efficiency and deliverables – in one easy to access tool. Take advantage of new levels of collaboration, scalability and interoperability to achieve your HMI vision. New SaaS-enabled workflows will enable your team to collaborate any time, from anywhere, thanks to built-in change tracking and versioning that automatically keeps track of who did what and when. Harness the cloud and become more agile by deploying quickly and scaling based on demand. Use the increased efficiency to beat competitors to market, get to profit faster and improve return on investment. Transform the way you collaborate! The cloud makes it easier for suppliers, employees and customers to collaborate from anywhere in the world.
    Starting Price: $650
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    inSCADA

    inSCADA

    ProMIS Proses Control

    inSCADA is a web-based SCADA software development platform developed using current technologies. Development activities are carried out not through a desktop IDE, but with the tools offered to developers via the web interface. There is no need for compilation and deployment actions. You can carry out all your development activities uninterruptedly during runtime. Key Features: * Real-Time Application Development, * Working on Multiple Projects at the same time on one platform, * Creating very fast and practical reports, * Web access and services, * RESTful SPA Application, * Projects Maps (GIS with Weather Layers), * Teamwork and Chat, * Intelligent Data Collection, * Data transfer with QR Code, * Device library, * Notification Services (SMS,E-Mail), * IP Camera, * Vectorel Visualization, * Communication Procols (Modbus, Siemens S7, DNP3) Master/Slave, MQTT, Ethernet I/P, OPC DA/UA Client), * Faceplates
    Starting Price: €400
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    Emerson Ovation
    Emerson’s Ovation™ platform delivers a unified automation approach for modern power and water operations. Built on a robust DCS core and deployed across thousands of sites worldwide, Ovation supports over 1.4 million MW of generation capacity with deep expertise in turbine, boiler, HRSG, and renewable control. Its integrated suite includes SIS, SCADA, simulation with digital twin modeling, optimization tools, plant prognostics, cybersecurity, and AI-driven applications. Emerson also leads in water/wastewater automation, with successful DCS and SCADA implementations at more than 150 U.S. facilities managing 12 billion gallons daily.
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