MDM Pricing 2026: What Jamf, Intune, Iru (Kandji), Hexnode and 8 More Cost

The short answer: MDM software costs between $0 and about $15 per device per month in 2026. Free options exist for small fleets (Apple Business for Apple devices, Mosyle up to 30 devices, ManageEngine up to 25, Miradore up to 50). Most paid cross-platform plans cost $2 to $6 per device per month, Jamf charges $5.75 per mobile device and $12.50 per Mac, and Microsoft Intune costs $8 per user (often already included in Microsoft 365). Iru, the new name for Kandji, quotes every deal.

Every price in this guide is vendor-published, checked September 2026 on each vendor’s own pricing page, in US dollars. Where a vendor quotes only on request, we say so. Annual billing is assumed unless stated.

MDM pricing comparison table

Prices are per device (or per user) per month unless stated. Buyer reviews for each tool are linked in the sections below, and the full list is in the MDM software category.

How much does MDM cost per device?

For a typical paid plan, expect $2 to $6 per device per month. Entry tiers that cover phones and tablets sit at the bottom of that range (Scalefusion Essential $2, Hexnode Pro $2.20, Miradore Premium $2.75, Omnissa Mobile Essentials $3). Full unified endpoint management with Windows and Mac management, patching and scripting costs more (Hexnode Ultimate $4.70, Scalefusion Business $5, Omnissa UEM Essentials $5.25). Apple bundles with built-in security sit at the top: Jamf for Mac is $12.50 per Mac.

What 50 devices cost per month

This table uses each vendor’s published list price for 50 devices (or 50 users) on annual billing.

How much does Kandji (Iru) cost?

Kandji no longer exists under that name: kandji.io now redirects to iru.com, and Kandji Device Management is now Iru Endpoint Management. Iru does not publish any price. Every product on its pricing page (Endpoint Management, Endpoint Detection and Response, Vulnerability Management, Workforce Identity, Compliance Automation and Trust Center) says “Request a quote.”

Iru’s Endpoint Management now covers Apple, Windows and Android, with a lightweight agent, 230+ Auto Apps with zero-touch patching, and Iru AI. When you request a quote, specify device counts by platform and which Iru products you want, because EDR, vulnerability management and identity are separate line items. Buyer reviews are on the Kandji (Iru) profile and Kandji pricing page, and the Jamf Pro vs Kandji comparison covers its closest rival.

How much does Hexnode cost?

Hexnode UEM has four tiers, priced per device per month on annual billing (Hexnode says annual saves 10% against monthly):

• Pro, $2.20: mobile kiosk and app management, location tracking, Apple Business Manager, Android Enterprise, Samsung Knox zero-touch, 2 technicians.
• Enterprise, $3.20: adds basic desktop management, mobile remote view, mobile OS updates, geofencing and directory integrations (Entra ID, Active Directory, Google Workspace), 3 technicians.
• Ultimate, $4.70: adds Windows Autopilot, FileVault, custom scripting, Windows and Mac app management, mobile remote control and desktop remote view, 4 technicians.
• Ultra, quote: adds macOS and Windows patching, Okta Device Trust, BitLocker and desktop remote control, 5 technicians.

The minimum purchase is 15 licenses for the cloud version, and the 14-day trial needs no credit card. See the Hexnode UEM profile and Hexnode pricing, or the Hexnode vs Scalefusion comparison.

How much does Scalefusion cost?

Scalefusion UEM is billed annually only, with a 10-device minimum and premium support on every plan:

• Essential, $2 ($24 a year per device): Android Enterprise, Apple Business Manager, Android zero-touch, kiosk mode for Android and iOS, 1 technician.
• Growth, $3.50 ($42): adds BYOD management, Apple User Enrollment, Wi-Fi, VPN and APN configuration, workflows, 5 technicians.
• Business, $5 ($60): adds Windows Autopilot, OS update and patch management, shared devices, certificate management, API, third-party Windows patching, 10 technicians.
• Enterprise, $6 ($72): adds webhooks, on-prem connector, app catalogue, PowerShell scripting, software metering, 25 technicians.

Its OneIdP identity add-ons cost $4 (Access Core) and $5 (Access Pro) per device per month. The trial runs 14 days with no feature restrictions. See the Scalefusion profile and Scalefusion pricing.

How much do Jamf and Intune cost?

Jamf: Jamf for Mac is $12.50 per Mac and Jamf for Mobile $5.75 per mobile device per month, billed annually with 25-device minimums; Jamf Now starts at $4 per device and is free for up to 3 devices. Full details are in our Jamf pricing guide.

Intune: Plan 1 is $8 per user per month standalone, Plan 2 a $4 add-on and the Intune Suite $10. Plan 1 is included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium ($22), E3 ($39) and E5 ($60). Full details are in our Intune pricing guide.

How much do ManageEngine, Miradore and Mosyle cost?

ManageEngine Mobile Device Manager Plus sells in device bands, each with 1 technician. The Standard edition costs $495 a year for 50 devices on-premises ($1,485 perpetual) or $645 a year in the cloud ($64 a month). The Professional edition costs $895 a year for 50 devices on-premises or $1,195 a year in the cloud. Extra technicians start at $345 a year on-premises. The free edition manages up to 25 devices. See the ManageEngine MDM Plus profile.

Miradore (now sold by GoTo as LogMeIn Miradore) costs $2.75 per device on Premium and $3.95 on Premium+ with annual billing, or $3.30 and $4.75 monthly. Its Free plan covers up to 50 devices after a 14-day Premium+ trial. See Miradore pricing.

Mosyle is free for up to 30 Apple devices on Mosyle Business Free. Business Premium costs $1 per Mac, iPhone, iPad or Vision Pro per month, and the Fuse security bundles cost $3 per Mac and $1.50 per iOS, iPadOS or visionOS device, all with a 30-license minimum and annual billing. See the Mosyle Business profile.

How much do NinjaOne, JumpCloud and Workspace ONE cost?

NinjaOne prices its platform, including MDM, per device and does not publish full pricing because it sells through partners. Its pricing FAQ says prices start “as low as $1.50 USD per month at 10,000 endpoints, increasing to $3.75 USD at 50 or fewer endpoints,” varying by region and products. See the NinjaOne Endpoint Management profile.

JumpCloud now publishes per-user prices: Device Management and MDM is $9 per user per month billed annually or $11 monthly, and Device Identity Management (device management plus identity and MFA) is $13 or $15. Its Platform packages are sold through sales, with a 30-day trial. See JumpCloud pricing.

Omnissa Workspace ONE (formerly VMware) publishes monthly prices based on 12 months prepaid: Mobile Essentials $3 per device or $5.40 per user, Desktop Essentials $4 or $7.20, UEM Essentials $5.25 or $9.45, Enterprise $10 or $15, and Platinum $15.63 or $24.71. See the Workspace ONE profile.

Per-device vs per-user MDM pricing: which is cheaper?

Per-user pricing (Intune, JumpCloud, Omnissa’s user option) wins when each person carries several devices. Per-device pricing wins for shared, kiosk and frontline devices with no named user.

A worked example: a knowledge worker with a laptop, phone and tablet costs $8 a month on Intune Plan 1, but $6.60 on Hexnode Pro (3 x $2.20) or $14.10 on Hexnode Ultimate. A warehouse with 200 shared Android scanners and 20 supervisors costs $400 a month on Scalefusion Essential (200 x $2), while a per-user product would still need licensing for each device or user.

What hidden costs should you budget for?

• Minimums: 10 devices on Scalefusion, 15 on Hexnode, 25 on Jamf’s bundles, 30 on Mosyle’s paid plans.
• Technician seats: Scalefusion and Hexnode cap admins by tier; ManageEngine includes 1 technician and charges for more.
• Annual-only billing: Scalefusion and Jamf’s bundles bill annually; Miradore and Hexnode let you pay monthly at a higher rate.
• Security add-ons: endpoint protection, identity and ZTNA are bundled by Jamf but sold separately by Iru, Scalefusion, Microsoft and others.
• Onboarding: Jamf recommends paid Premium Services for implementation; Mosyle includes onboarding at no cost.

How to choose an MDM on price

1. Count devices and users separately, by platform and ownership (company-owned, BYOD, shared).
2. Check what you already own. Microsoft 365 Business Premium, E3 and E5 include Intune; every Apple customer gets Apple Business free.
3. Start free if you are small. Our guide to the best free MDM software compares the free tiers.
4. Price the tier you actually need. Windows management, patching and Autopilot usually sit in the middle or upper tier, not the entry price.
5. Run the trial with real devices and your own policies before signing an annual contract.

For feature comparisons and our picks by use case, see the best MDM software in 2026. For remote support tools that often sit beside an MDM, see AnyDesk vs TeamViewer.

Frequently asked questions about MDM pricing