Mobile Device Management Pricing Comparison: 10+ Products

Understanding pricing is crucial for Mobile Device Management (MDM) software since its cost typically grows with your organization. Pricing models include: Cost per device and per technician. Compare MDM products:

MDM price comparison

Ranking: From least to most expensive.

Examine how the features in these columns add up to the prices.

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*Multi-OS compatibility refers to the ability of the product to be used with iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.

Ranking: Products are ranked based on their total number of reviews, except for AIMultiple’s benchmarking services subscribers ranked at the top.

Pricing structure analysis of the top 6 MDM solutions

1. NinjaOne MDM

NinjaOne MDM manages Android and Apple mobile devices from the same console as other NinjaOne-managed endpoints.

Platform coverage: Android 8.0 or newer and iOS 10 or newer. NinjaOne’s MDM documentation also lists iPadOS and macOS. NinjaOne Remote and Quick Connect require iOS 16 or newer.

Pricing: NinjaOne uses per-device pricing and publishes a range instead of a full price list. Pricing starts at $1.50 per endpoint per month at 10,000 endpoints and rises to $3.75 at 50 or fewer endpoints. The rate varies by region and products purchased. The range applies to the commercial, non-FedRAMP instance. NinjaOne offers bulk and bundling discounts and has no hard cap on licenses. Month-to-month billing is available case by case.

Key capabilities:

• Enrollment of personally owned devices (work profile on Android, unsupervised on Apple) and company-owned devices (“For work” on Android, supervised on Apple)
• Apple Business Manager integration for Automated Device Enrollment
• Silent app installation on supervised Apple devices through Apple Apps and Books
• Kiosk mode, passcode rules, restrictions, and Wi-Fi and proxy settings
• Remote lock, passcode reset, reboot, and erase
• Location tracking

Choose NinjaOne MDM to secure, monitor, and manage all your mobile devices with ease.

2. AirDroid Business

AirDroid Business manages Android and Windows devices. Remote access and control work on Android devices.

Pricing: All plans are billed annually and require at least 10 devices.

• Basic: $1.00 per device per month ($12 per year). Basic remote access and management features.
• Standard: $1.75 per device per month ($21 per year). Complete remote access suite and management, including application management.
• Enterprise: $2.75 per device per month ($33 per year). Full MDM suite with enterprise-level service.

Basic and Standard can add features for an extra fee per device per year:

• Policy controls: $8 on Standard
• Kiosk mode: $5 on Basic, $8 on Standard
• Application management: $5 on Basic
• Geofencing and location: $3 on Basic, $5 on Standard
• Content management: $3 on Basic and Standard

Enterprise includes these features.

Discounts are available for large deployments. Fleets above 200 devices can request special rates. On-premises deployment and special pricing for education, non-profits and government are available on request.

Key capabilities:

• Enrollment by QR code, deployment code, Android Enterprise, Android zero-touch, Samsung Knox Mobile Enrollment, and USB drive
• Remote control, view mode, and remote camera on Android devices
• Windows patch management, including vulnerability detection and scheduled patch updates
• Lost mode, remote lock, and remote factory reset
• Data usage, battery, storage, and connectivity alerts on Android devices

3. Microsoft Intune

Intune is licensed per user, not per technician or per device (a device-only license exists for kiosk/dedicated-device scenarios).

Pricing:

• Intune Plan 1 (standalone): $8.00/user/month (annual commitment)
• Intune Plan 2 (add-on to Plan 1): $4.00/user/month adds advanced endpoint management and specialty device support
• Intune Suite (add-on to Plan 1): $10.00/user/month includes Remote Help, Endpoint Privilege Management, Advanced Analytics, Enterprise App Management, and Cloud PKI¹

Bundled access: Intune Plan 1 is included at no additional cost in Microsoft 365 E3, E5, F1, F3, and Business Premium subscriptions, as well as Enterprise Mobility + Security E3 and E5. Organizations already on these plans do not need a separate Intune license.

Platform coverage: Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, Android, Linux (Ubuntu Desktop).

Key capabilities: Conditional access policies, Microsoft Defender integration, selective wipe for BYOD, co-management with Configuration Manager.

Subscription model: Per-user subscription or per-device license (for dedicated/kiosk devices). Standalone or bundled with M365/EMS.

4. Miradore

Pricing: Free tier for core MDM (limited device count); paid tier at $4/device/month.

Miradore was acquired by LogMeIn Resolve (formerly GoTo Resolve) in September 2022. It operates as a standalone product, and MDM features are also available as an integrated add-on to LogMeIn Resolve customers. Buyers should factor LogMeIn Resolve’s broader roadmap into vendor evaluation.

Platform coverage: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS.

Key capabilities: Simple cross-platform enrollment, real-time location tracking, policy enforcement, compliance reporting.

Subscription model: Free tier available (no device minimum published); paid tier unlocks advanced configuration profiles and priority support.

5. Omnissa Workspace ONE

VMware Workspace ONE was subsequently rebranded as Omnissa in 2024.

Pricing: Omnissa no longer publishes standard public per-device or per-user rates. Pricing is quote-based and varies by tier (Essentials, Standard, Advanced, Enterprise), deployment model (cloud vs. on-premises), and contract length. Organizations evaluating Omnissa should request a direct quote, as published third-party pricing ($3–$5/device) reflects the pre-Broadcom/Omnissa model and may no longer be accurate.

Platform coverage: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, Linux.

Key capabilities: Unified endpoint management, AI-based automation (higher tiers), conditional access, single sign-on, advanced analytics.

Subscription model: Subscription-based, quote-required. On-premises perpetual licensing has been discontinued.

6. Jamf Pro

• Pricing: There are 2 tiers:
  
  Jamp for Mobile, at $5.75/device/month, includes Jamf Pro, Jamf Connect, and Jamf Protect.
• The higher-tier Jamf Now plan, which bundles Jamf Pro, Jamf Connect (identity), and Jamf Protect (security), is priced at approximately $12.5/device/month.

Jamf Pro is the dominant Apple device management platform. It supports every Apple enrollment method, has an extensive integration library for Apple-specific tooling.

Platform coverage: iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS. No Windows or Android support.

The most recent significant release, Jamf Pro 11.25, introduced: custom branding for the Self Service+ application on macOS, OIDC-based Single Sign-On improvements with session persistence across Jamf web apps, and account-driven enrollment hosting from the Jamf Pro server.

Key Strengths:

• Blueprint configurations, declarative device management, LAPS for macOS, and hardware-backed attestation are all well implemented
• Third-party integrations within the Apple ecosystem are extensive (Okta, Azure AD, SIEM tools, ticketing platforms)
• Professional services network is global and well-documented for complex deployments

7. Hexnode

Pricing:

• Pro: $2.20/device/month (annual)
• Enterprise: $3.20/device/month (annual)
• Ultimate: $4.70/device/month (annual)

Note: Third-party pricing aggregators sometimes list Hexnode at $5.50/device, which does not correspond to any published tier.

Platform coverage: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, Linux, Amazon Fire OS, and Apple tvOS.

8. 42Gears SureMDM

Pricing: Per device, with monthly or annual billing. The pricing page lists annual savings of 11% to 21% depending on the plan. Volume pricing is available on request.

• Standard: $3.99 per device per month. 3 administrators, 1 month of historical data.
• Premium: $5.49 per device per month. 25 administrators, 3 months of historical data, SAML single sign-on, Microsoft Entra integration.
• Enterprise: $7.99 per device per month. Unlimited administrators, 6 months of historical data, built-in mobile threat defense, certificate management, and SIEM integrations.

Premium and Enterprise can add SureAccess (ZTNA) for $1.99 per device per month and SureIdP (identity and access control) for $3.49 per user per month.

Platform coverage: Android, iOS/iPadOS, macOS, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS, Wear OS, and IoT devices.

Key capabilities (Android): Enrollment by QR code, Android zero-touch, and Samsung Knox Mobile Enrollment. Unattended remote access and control, kiosk mode, GPS location tracking, geofencing, remote wipe and lock, and REST API access.

9. Esper

Pricing: Per device per month. All contracts require at least 25 devices. Plan changes are prorated.

• Genesis: $2 per device per month. 5 console users. Enrollment and provisioning, kiosk and multi-app mode, telemetry, app management, remote lock, reboot and wipe, and Blueprints.
• Bridge: $4 per device per month. 20 console users. Adds role-based access control, single sign-on, geofencing, alerts, remote control, and API access.
• Architect: $6 per device per month. 100 console users. Adds advanced reports, software Pipelines, and the Esper Device SDK.
• Enterprise: custom pricing.

Paid add-ons include Seamless Provisioning, Dedicated Stack, extended data retention, Static IP, EdgeBox, and Titanium Browser.

Platform coverage: Android, iOS, Windows, and Linux.

10. JumpCloud

JumpCloud combines device management with identity and access management and charges per user.

Pricing (per user per month, excluding VAT):

• MDM/Device Management (add-on): $5.00 billed annually, $6.00 billed monthly
• Device Management package: $9.00 billed annually, $11.00 billed monthly. Includes MDM, System Insights, patch management, software management, remote access, and device monitoring and alerting.
• Device Identity Management package: $13.00 billed annually, $15.00 billed monthly. Adds identity management and MFA for devices.
• Platform Essentials, Platform, and Platform Prime: priced through sales. Platform Essentials is capped at 300 users.

Annual billing saves up to 18%. Suspended users are billed as normal users. Invoicing is available for accounts billing more than $2,000 per month. Education, non-profit, and partner pricing is available on request.

Platform coverage: Windows, Apple devices, Linux, and Android.

11. LogMeIn Resolve

LogMeIn Resolve, formerly GoTo Resolve, combines remote access, remote monitoring and management, and MDM. Each plan includes 25 endpoints and unlimited users.

Pricing: Three plans. Each plan requires at least 25 endpoints. Billing is monthly or annual.

• Starter: $0.92 per endpoint/month. Unattended remote access for managed Windows, Mac, and Android devices. MDM and remote support licenses available as add-ons. 100 AI credits per year.
• Advanced: $2.50 per endpoint/month. Adds device monitoring and alerts, Windows patch management, remote execution, AI-powered self-service, and one remote support license. MDM available as an add-on. 500 AI credits per year.
• Complete: $3.00 per endpoint/month. Adds MDM, application patching, patch management policies, self-healing alerts, and problem management. 750 AI credits per year.

MDM coverage: Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. MDM includes device configuration and restrictions, application and content management, device and data security, analytics and reports, and automated device enrollment.

Add-ons: Camera Share, Data Protection Suite (powered by Acronis), and endpoint protection (powered by Bitdefender).

Onboarding: A dedicated onboarding manager is available on contracts of $5,000 or more.

Mobile device management price breakdown

Types of pricing structures

Per-device pricing: A fee for each enrolled device. 42Gears, AirDroid Business, Esper, Hexnode, Miradore, and NinjaOne use this model.

Per-user pricing: A fee for each user, covering the devices that user enrolls. Microsoft Intune and JumpCloud use this model. Omnissa lists per-device and per-user prices for each edition.

Per-endpoint plans with a minimum: LogMeIn Resolve prices each plan per endpoint and requires at least 25 endpoints, with unlimited users.

Device-bracket pricing: A fixed price for a device range. ManageEngine Mobile Device Manager Plus sells brackets from 50 to 10,000 devices. Each bracket includes one technician license.

Bundled pricing: MDM included in a larger subscription. Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 include Intune Plan 1. Jamf for Mac bundles Jamf Pro with Jamf Connect and Jamf Protect. LogMeIn Resolve includes MDM in its Complete plan and sells it as an add-on lower plans.

Quote-based pricing: No public price for some tiers. Hexnode Ultra, Esper Enterprise, and JumpCloud’s Platform packages are priced through sales.

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Cem Dilmegani

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Cem has been the principal analyst at AIMultiple since 2017.

Cem's work at AIMultiple has been cited by leading global publications including Business Insider, Forbes, Morning Brew, and Washington Post, global firms like Deloitte and HPE, NGOs like World Economic Forum, and supranational organizations like European Commission. [1], [2], [3], [4], [5]

Throughout his career, Cem served as a tech consultant, tech buyer and tech entrepreneur. He advised enterprises on their technology decisions at McKinsey & Company and Altman Solon for more than a decade. He also published a McKinsey report on digitalization.

He led technology strategy and procurement of a telco while reporting to the CEO. He has also led commercial growth of deep tech company Hypatos that reached a 7 digit annual recurring revenue and a 9 digit valuation from 0 within 2 years. Cem's work in Hypatos was covered by leading technology publications like TechCrunch and Business Insider.

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