Victron VRM

Victron VRM is the Victron Energy Remote Management portal, with a companion app, for monitoring Victron systems from a distance. The documentation hub links to an end-user and installer manual, a developer change log, the VRM JSON API v2 documentation and a guide to linking a dealer in VRM. The portal shows Register and Log In options, so accounts are required.

The homepage describes the most current free-to-use monitoring solutions without naming VRM in that sentence, and states more than 1 million users worldwide in the same section. The documentation page does not say whether the portal is free and lists no prices or plans. The pages we read give the company as Victron Energy, with a 2026 copyright line, and no headquarters address or country.

• Account-based portal. The portal offers Register and Log In options, so each user or installer works from an account. The pages do not detail roles or permissions.
• Mobile app. Users log in to the Victron VRM app with a VRM account, see all their sites in a list, and monitor and manage the system from a phone or tablet.
• JSON API v2. The documentation hub links to the VRM JSON API v2. It is the route for developers who want data in their own software.
• Developer change log. A developer change log is linked from the hub, which helps integrators follow changes to the platform.
• Dealer linking. A guide explains how to link a dealer in VRM. It suits owners who want their installer to see the system.
• End-user and installer manual. One manual serves both end users and installers. The pages we read do not list its chapters.
• Multi-site list. The app shows all sites in a list, so an owner with several installations can switch between them.

• Owners of Victron systems. A household or boat owner who wants to see a Victron installation from a phone can register an account and use the app to monitor and manage the system.
• Installers and dealers. An installer can follow the dealer-linking guide so that a customer connects the system to their company, and use the installer parts of the manual.
• Developers. A developer who wants data in another application can start from the VRM JSON API v2 documentation and the developer change log.

The VRM portal page shows Register and Log In options, so a new user creates an account first. The app takes the same login and shows all the user's sites in a list. For setup help, the documentation hub links to an end-user and installer manual, and a separate guide covers linking a dealer in VRM.

Developers can read the JSON API v2 documentation and the change log. The pages we read describe the portal and app rather than the hardware pairing steps, so how a particular Victron device connects to the portal is not covered here. The downloads page lists the app but gives no cost for it.

Victron Energy runs VRM as a portal plus a phone and tablet app, where every site of a user appears in one list. The documentation hub links a developer change log, JSON API v2 documentation and a guide to linking a dealer.

The homepage calls Victron's monitoring free-to-use without naming VRM, and the VRM pages show no prices. Features beyond the site list are not described on the pages read.

Victron VRM is entry #4 of 14 in the solar monitoring platforms list: Meteocontrol sits directly above it and Fimer Aurora Vision directly below. No numeric score is attached; established products follow the challengers in their ranked order.

The vendor states no country of establishment, so Victron VRM is left out of the regional count for this list.

VRM needs a registered account, and the documentation hub splits into an end-user and installer manual, an API reference and a dealer-linking guide.

The app lists all sites and allows monitoring and management from a phone or tablet.

The homepage mentions more than one million users worldwide, though it does not tie that count to VRM.

What the pages do not show is a feature list, a retention period or a statement on hosting.

Pricing as recorded: No plans or prices on the portal documentation; registered account required.

The VRM portal documentation page does not say whether the portal is free and lists no prices or plans. The downloads page does not state the cost of the portal or app either. The Victron homepage describes the most current free-to-use monitoring solutions on the planet without naming VRM in that sentence, so we do not treat it as a price statement for VRM. It also says more than 1 million users worldwide in the same section. A buyer who needs a firm answer on cost, including any limits on data retention or API use, should ask Victron Energy or a dealer, since the pages we read give neither plans nor amounts.

We took this from victronenergy.com/live/vrm_portal:start, the vendor’s own site, when we reviewed Best Solar Monitoring Platforms in 2026; that review is dated 13 November 2026.

The pages we read make no statements about security, encryption, certifications or hosting location. They do show that user accounts are required, through Register and Log In options, and that a user can link a dealer in VRM, which gives that dealer access to the system.

The company appears as Victron Energy with the copyright line 2026 Victron Energy, and no headquarters address or country is given on the homepage or the downloads page. Organisations with data residency or access control requirements should ask the vendor for written answers before deployment.

Integrations the vendor names (9):

• VRM JSON API v2
• Victron VRM app
• Dealer linking
• Developer change log
• End-user and installer manual
• Phone and tablet access
• Victron systems
• VRM Portal login
• Multi-site list

Also in our records:

• VRM needs a registered account, and the documentation hub splits into an end-user and installer manual, an API reference and a dealer-linking guide.
• Ecosystem tags in our records: JSON API v2.

Shared tags and a similar price model decide who is listed here; where none match, the neighbours in the ranking fill in.

• Fimer Aurora Vision (#5 of 14): Italian cloud platform split into four apps across market segments. (Italy)
• SolaX Cloud (#8 of 14): Role-based cloud portal with an EU address and a fault-location assistant. Watch out: the product page lists no pricing, free access or usage limits.
• Growatt ShinePhone (#9 of 14): Several apps and web portals split by Growatt product line.
• SMA Sunny Portal (#11 of 14): Not for: owners of older SMA gateways that will not be migrated. German inverter maker's portal with fault analysis and portfolio grouping. (Germany)
• Huawei FusionSolar (#14 of 14): Cloud and app layer for Huawei inverters, storage and plant management. Best for: Owners and installers standardised on Huawei inverters and LUNA2000 storage.

Read from the vendor’s own pages on 12 November 2026.

• victronenergy.com/live/vrm_portal:start: Documentation hub, accounts, API v2, dealer guide, absence of prices
• victronenergy.com/support-and-downloads/software: App description, absence of cost and address
• victronenergy.com: Free-to-use wording, 1 million users, copyright line
• victronenergy.com: Remote monitoring heading without feature description

Feature lists tell little, so positions rest on setup effort, the true price, portability and fit. On those tests Victron VRM lands at place 4 of 14. Method and commercial relationships are in our editorial process.