Applivery
Applivery is a Unified Endpoint Management platform for Apple, Android and Windows devices. It uses an AI operational layer to automate fleet management tasks.
10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
Applivery is a Unified Endpoint Management platform for Apple, Android and Windows devices. It uses an AI operational layer to automate fleet management tasks.
AppTec360 allows organisations to easily manage and secure mobile devices.
Codeproof is a cloud-based Unified Endpoint Management platform that enables IT teams to securely manage diverse devices from one console. It supports iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints across various deployment models.
SimpleMDM is an intuitive Apple MDM solution for managing and securing devices. It allows admins to enroll, configure, and monitor fleets with ease.
Hexnode is a unified endpoint management platform offering AI-driven security and automation. It supports over ten platforms including Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS.
Scalefusion unifies endpoint management, zero trust access, and security into a single platform.
BlueFletch is a platform empowering frontline workers with rapid authentication and device management. It solves shared device challenges for global enterprises across multiple industries.
The SOTI ONE Platform is an innovative management solution. It maximises the return on investment for mobile devices and printers.
ManageEngine provides IT operations, cybersecurity and service management software. It offers AI-powered solutions for identity, endpoint and cloud management.
Motive Software Solutions provides intelligent device and service management for telecom providers. It automates the deployment and maintenance of diverse network hardware.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Applivery and Codeproof both say they are built for IT teams managing mixed fleets, and AppTec360 for IT departments managing enterprise mobility. SimpleMDM says it is built for MacAdmins and IT teams.
Scalefusion states that all plans are billed annually only and require a minimum of ten total devices. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.