September 23, 2026Buying guide
Where to Buy JetKVM in 2026 (and the Reseller Markups to Avoid)
There are four legitimate places to buy a JetKVM, and one of them is now Amazon. Here is what each charges, and the marketplace markups still worth avoiding.
By Andrew Douglass · Founder
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If you want to buy a JetKVM, there are four legitimate places to do it: the official store at jetkvm.com, the two authorized resellers, WisdPi and iKoolCore, and, new since June 2026, an official JetKVM listing on Amazon that WisdPi sells and Amazon fulfills. Everything else selling one right now is unauthorized resale, and the markups are severe. We priced the whole market in July 2026 and found the same $103 device listed at $168, $196, and $224, plus "bundles" at $381 for parts that cost $123 direct.
This page exists because JetKVM is a genuinely hard product to buy. It sells out. The official store ships to some countries and not others. Amazon now has an official listing, but the search results around it are still crowded with third-party sellers at inflated prices, and the hardware quietly changed in April 2026, so some stock is a revision behind. Here is what to buy, where, and what to pay.
How we evaluated the buying options
We are not ranking JetKVM against other IP KVMs here; that is the job of our KVM over IP buying guide. This page ranks the ways to buy a JetKVM, and the criteria are narrow and practical:
- Price against the $103 MSRP. Anything meaningfully above it needs to justify itself.
- Authorization. Warranty and support run through the official channel and its two named resellers. A grey-market unit is a unit you are on your own with.
- Which hardware revision ships. Post-April-2026 stock has a full-size HDMI port and a microSD card. Older stock does not.
- Stock reality. A great price on a sold-out listing is worth nothing, so we checked availability rather than trusting the price tag.
The authorized sellers, the Amazon listing, and the JetKVM Mini were checked on September 23, 2026; the eBay and Newegg markups date from July 2026. This category moves, so treat them as a snapshot rather than a promise.
What a JetKVM actually costs
A new JetKVM costs $103 for the standard model and $119 for the PoE model, the MSRPs since April 2026, and WisdPi had the standard model at $89 on September 23, 2026. Compare every listing against those numbers.
The sticker price has moved three times, which is the root of most buyer confusion:
| When | Price | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| Late 2024 | $69 | Kickstarter early-bird pledge, 45,880 backers |
| 2025 | $89 | Standard retail through authorized resellers |
| April 2026 | $103 | Component cost increases, new hardware revision |
| April 2026 | $119 | New PoE model |
The $69 comes from the Kickstarter campaign, which closed in December 2024 with 45,880 backers pledging $5,927,862, and it has haunted every discussion of JetKVM pricing since. JetKVM explained the increase directly: AI-driven demand pushed memory and storage prices up sharply, and their supply of components bought at the old price ran out. If you see $69 quoted anywhere, that number is nearly two years stale.
The one genuinely cheap JetKVM is a different product. In September 2026 JetKVM announced the JetKVM Mini: $39 with Ethernet, $42 for the WiFi Mini W, or $99 and $108 for three-packs. It is an ESP32-P4X board that captures 1080p at 30 fps or 720p at 60 fps, so it is a step down from the full JetKVM rather than a cheaper version of it. JetKVM says it goes on sale October 26, 2026 through its authorized resellers.
The four places to buy, ranked
Ranked by what a genuine, current-revision unit cost on September 23, 2026. Where prices tie, PoE availability and stock break it: the official store is the only place selling the PoE model and gets new batches first. The ranking is for the seller; the product cards describe the device you are buying from them.
1. WisdPi (authorized reseller): the best price
Price: $89 standard, PoE sold out. Stock: standard in stock on September 23, 2026. Buy: wisdpi.com
WisdPi is one of two resellers named on the official product page, and it is the cheapest legitimate JetKVM: $89 for the standard model, marked down from $103 and in stock when we checked on September 23, 2026. The PoE variant was sold out.
Two details worth knowing before you order. WisdPi sells the new revision, confirmed by the full-size HDMI port and the bundled 32 GB microSD card. And the USB-C power/data splitter Y-cable is no longer included with every unit by default, so check the listing contents rather than assuming.
2. The official store at jetkvm.com: for PoE and the newest stock
Price: $103 standard, $119 PoE, with regional pricing outside the US. Stock: sold in batches, with a restock form between runs. Buy: jetkvm.com
The official store sells at MSRP, ships to more than 60 countries with regional pricing, and is where the newest revision appears first. It is also the place to buy the PoE model, which both resellers had sold out, and every extension, all guaranteed genuine.
The catch is stock. JetKVM sells in batches and the store goes to a restock-notification form between runs. If you need one this week and the store is empty, that is when the other three channels matter.
3. iKoolCore (authorized reseller): for the unit and extensions in one order
Price: $103 standard, $119 PoE, extensions from $20. Stock: both models sold out on September 23, 2026. Buy: ikoolcore.com
iKoolCore is the other named reseller, at MSRP: $103 standard, $119 PoE. On September 23, 2026 both were sold out with restock notifications open, which is normal for this product rather than a warning sign.
iKoolCore is the most convenient place to buy extensions alongside the unit: the ATX Extension Board at $20, the DC Power Control Extension at $20, and the Serial Console Extension at $29, which is now marked end-of-life. European buyers should note their warning that shipping to the EU rose by roughly 3 to 4 euro per order under new EU regulations.
4. Amazon (the official JetKVM listing, sold by WisdPi): for Prime
Price: $129.99 to $199 new, standard model only. Stock: no new unit near MSRP on September 23, 2026. Buy: Amazon
WisdPi opened an official Amazon store in June 2026, under a JetKVM brand page, with orders shipped and returned through Amazon. It is the channel to use if you want Prime delivery and Amazon's return policy rather than a direct order.
The price is the catch. Our JetKVM review recorded it at $129.99, already a premium over the $103 MSRP. On September 23, 2026 the only new unit on the listing was $199.00, with a used, like-new unit at $116.99, which suggests new stock had sold through and the price moved with it. Around $130, paying extra for Amazon's returns is a reasonable trade. At $199 it is no better than the grey market, and buying the same unit from WisdPi's own site at $89 saves you $110.
The listing is the standard, non-PoE model only; there is no PoE unit or extension board on the brand store. Search results around it are crowded with third-party listings, $149.99 and $179.99 on the same day, so check two things before you buy:
- The seller. The official listing says "Visit the JetKVM Store" under the title and is sold by WisdPi Store. Other JetKVM listings are unauthorized resale with no support path through JetKVM.
- The revision. TF or microSD and full-size HDMI in the title indicate the 2026 revision. A listing showing mini HDMI is old stock, which is fine at a discount and bad at a markup.
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The accessories, and what they should cost
The ATX Extension Board costs $20 from an authorized seller and $45.99 to $49.99 from third-party Amazon sellers on September 23, 2026. The extension port is what turns a JetKVM from a remote screen into remote hands, so buy the board with the unit.
The markups: what we found on the open market
Unauthorized sellers charged 63 to 117 percent over the $103 MSRP when we pulled every shopping listing for JetKVM in July 2026, and the official Amazon listing reached $199 during September's stockout:
| Listing | Price | Over MSRP |
|---|---|---|
| WisdPi (authorized) | $89 | Below MSRP |
| Official store and iKoolCore | $103 | MSRP |
| Official Amazon listing (WisdPi) | $129.99 to $199 | 26 to 93 percent |
| eBay sellers | $168 to $199 | 63 to 93 percent |
| Newegg third-party sellers | $196 to $224 | 90 to 117 percent |
| Marketplace "ATX bundle" | $302 to $381 | Against $123 direct |
| Standalone DC power extension | $66 to $74 | Against $20 direct |
Apart from the first three rows, none of these sellers are authorized. You are paying double for a device with no support path, possibly an older revision, and no way to tell which until it arrives. The $381 bundle is the clearest example: a JetKVM plus an ATX extension board costs $123 from the people who make it.
The honest exception is scarcity. If the official store and both resellers are out of stock, and you need a JetKVM for a job this week, a marketplace unit at a markup is a real if unpleasant option. Know that is the trade you are making rather than assuming the listing is the market price.
Buying by region
Buying in the USA
American buyers have the easiest path: the official store ships to the US, both authorized resellers ship internationally, and Prime buyers have the official Amazon listing covered above. Micro Center has carried a JetKVM listing, which would be the one same-day, in-store route, but we could not confirm its current price or stock, so check your local branch before you drive.
Buying in Europe
Europe is harder. The official store ships to 60-plus countries with regional pricing, which is the most reliable route, but factor the EU shipping increase iKoolCore flags and the customs handling your country applies. There is no EU distributor, so the practical advice is to order direct, expect a few days more in transit, and avoid marketplace listings where the import fees are opaque.
What you get for the money
In the box: the JetKVM, an HDMI cable, a USB-C to USB-A cable, the USB-C power/data splitter on most listings, and a 32 GB microSD card on the new revision. Nothing else is required: no agent on the host, and no account for local use. The only add-on worth budgeting for is the $20 ATX board, and only if you need remote power control. Latency, image quality, and remote access are covered in the full JetKVM review.
Is it still the one to buy at $103?
Yes, unless you need 4K capture, HDMI passthrough, or audio. At $103, nothing else matches it on software and openness, which goes a long way to explaining why TechRadar reported it approaching 100,000 units sold not long after launch. JetKVM has not published a figure since, so treat that as a floor rather than a current number.
| Device | Price | Max video | Open source | PoE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JetKVM | $103 ($119 PoE) | 1080p60 | Yes, full stack | Yes, PoE model |
| PiKVM V4 Mini / Plus | $270 to $400 | 1080p60 | Yes, GPL | Yes, on Plus |
| Sipeed NanoKVM | Under $50 | 1080p60 | Partially | PoE variant |
| GL.iNet Comet / Comet Pro | $116 to $180 | 2K60 / 4K30 | No | Yes |
Pi-KVM does more and costs two and a half times as much. NanoKVM is cheaper and gives up software polish to get there. GL.iNet's Comet line is the closest polished competitor and closed source. In his roundup of every IP KVM he has tested, Jeff Geerling has been consistently positive on JetKVM against the cheap alternatives. If you want that argument in full, we wrote JetKVM vs PiKVM and the JetKVM alternatives roundup.
Buy the standard JetKVM now. Pick GL.iNet's Comet Pro instead only for 4K capture, and PiKVM only for HDMI passthrough or audio.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
$103 MSRP for the standard model and $119 for the PoE version, as of April 2026. WisdPi had the standard model at $89 on September 23, 2026. The $69 figure you may have seen was the 2024 Kickstarter backer price.
The official store at jetkvm.com ships to the US, as do both authorized resellers, and there is an official Amazon listing sold by WisdPi. Micro Center has carried it, but check your local branch for stock.
Yes. Since June 2026 there is an official listing under a JetKVM brand store, sold by the authorized reseller WisdPi and fulfilled by Amazon. Its price swings with stock, from $129.99 to $199, so compare it against the $103 MSRP first.
Order from the official store, which ships to more than 60 countries with regional pricing. There is no EU distributor. iKoolCore notes that EU shipping rose 3 to 4 euro per order under new EU regulations, and customs handling varies by country.
Yes. The campaign closed in December 2024 having raised $5,927,862 from 45,880 backers, and the product moved to normal retail. It sells in batches, so stockouts at the official store are routine rather than a sign the product is discontinued.
The revision is already shipping. It is a running change rather than a JetKVM 2 launch, so new stock has replaced old as it sells through. If a listing shows mini HDMI rather than full-size HDMI, you are looking at older stock.
Only if 1080p at 30 fps is enough. The Mini is a smaller ESP32-P4X device, $39 wired or $42 on WiFi, going on sale October 26, 2026 through authorized resellers. For a full 1080p60 KVM, buy the standard JetKVM now.