ManageEngine Endpoint Central Pricing Overview
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| Free Edition | $0Suitable for SMBs | Fully functional - For up to 25 computers and 25 mobile devices |
| Professional Edition | $795Annual Subscription Price for 50 Computers, Single Technician | Basic Desktop and Laptop Management in LAN
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| Enterprise Edition | $945All Round Desktop and Laptop Management across WAN | Features of Professional Edition
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| UEM Edition | $1095Complete Endpoint Management across WAN for managing servers, desktops, laptops, tablets and mobiles | Features of Enterprise Edition
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ManageEngine Endpoint Central pricing & plans
We have a flexible pricing and it is not necessary to buy only within the prescribed slabs. If the total number of computers in your network do not match with the prescribed slabs, contact : sales@manageengine.com to get the pricing for the actual number of computers/technicians that you wish to license.
Pricing information was last updated on October 09, 2024Top Rated ManageEngine Endpoint Central Alternatives
ManageEngine Endpoint Central Alternatives Pricing
The following is a quick overview of editions offered by other Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) Software
 Free Trial | Free Trial |
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 Remote Access | Starting at $24.90 | Ideal for on-the-go professionals looking for an economical, easy remote work solution.
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 macOS | $7.89 | Education and volume discounts available.
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ManageEngine Endpoint Central Pricing Reviews
User device management is a repetitive task, consuming a considerable amount of time that is typically diverted from more important activities. From this perspective, this product enables the execution of repetitive operations and intervention only in extremely rare cases.
With this product, we have enhanced the quality of work performed as installation procedures are now consistently executed, without the risk of human variables. We have reduced the time spent on repetitive tasks with low added value.
We can remotely install software and configurations more easily compared to using group policies and MSI packages, without the need for remote connections.
We no longer have to wait for users to be available to perform PC maintenance, and we can act autonomously, automatically powering on devices and shutting them down without manual intervention.
Furthermore, we have a comprehensive overview of update statuses and can prioritize devices with critical and hazardous situations.
We have truly changed the way we work and would never go back. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Sometimes the interface may not be entirely intuitive, but by following the available guides on the ManageEngine portal or reaching out to technical support, we always manage to get what we need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Update after 9 months of using Endpoint Central Cloud: it is ok at some features but multi-OS features leave a lot to be desired. macOS features are not useful, linux support is basically nonexistent and if you don't have Active Directory everything is harder to manage. Very windows centric.
Remote access tools seemed to work alright. Windows patching (os and application) seemed to work alright.
Use the free version if you can. We will not renew our subscription but plan to use the free version that covers 25 computers.
Robust software with many features - Endpoint Central is designed to help IT with many different types of computers and devices and is very good at documentation of help and configuration allowing me to understand what the features are and how they work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Update after 9 months: MacOS and Linux features woefully underdeveloped.
I appreciate they send me free software to try but I don't have Active Directory, meaning I can't use some features.
Very Windows centred, which is not a bad thing just not able to take full advantage of the software features because they're not available for MacOS or Linux - not to say there are not any features, because what I do see for Mac and Linux is very helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
