Endpoint Management Leaderboard

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Endpoint Management LeaderboardUpdated September 2026

The Best Endpoint Management Software: AI-Verified Rankings

An independent ranking of 11 Endpoint Management vendors, scored monthly across 6 trust dimensions using public review data, community sentiment and verified evidence.

11 vendors scored6 scoring dimensionsLast updated September 2026

Quick answer

Microsoft Intune is the best overall Endpoint Management vendor right now, scoring 86/100. ManageEngine is the strongest pick for value for money. Full ranking and reasoning below.

How we scored Endpoint Management

Every vendor below was evaluated using the same 6-dimension trust framework (the same methodology we use for every category on Verified Layer) rather than a single star rating. See exactly how this framework works further down this page.

⭐Product Quality

🏆Market Reputation

💬Community Sentiment

🤝Customer Experience

⚙️Technical Credibility

💰Value for Money

Full Endpoint Management ranking

Composite score out of 100, weighted across all 6 dimensions.

Microsoft Intune

Microsoft Intune (originally launched as Windows Intune in 2010) is Microsoft's cloud-based unified endpoint management (UEM) service, providing mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM) across Windows, iOS/iPadOS, Android, macOS, and Linux devices. Intune is sold as a standalone product and bundled within Microsoft 365 E3/E5, Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) E3/E5, and the Intune Suite add-on, integrating natively with Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Defender, and the broader Microsoft 365 security stack. As part of publicly traded Microsoft Corporation (Nasdaq: MSFT), Intune inherits Microsoft's enterprise-grade compliance portfolio (SOC 1/2, ISO 27001/27018, FedRAMP High) and is consistently recognized as a Leader in Gartner's Magic Quadrant-class coverage for unified endpoint management, backed by one of the largest cloud security engineering organizations in the industry.

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Strength

Strongest in Technical Credibility (95/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Value for Money (60/100).

Jamf

Jamf is the leading dedicated Apple enterprise and education device management (MDM/UEM) vendor, founded in 2002 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin (originally as JAMF Software, creator of the Casper Suite) and now headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Publicly traded on Nasdaq under the ticker JAMF since its 2020 IPO, Jamf manages tens of millions of Apple devices for over 76,000 customers worldwide and has expanded from core MDM into endpoint security (Jamf Protect), identity (Jamf Connect), and Zero Trust Network Access. Jamf was named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Management Tools and reported annual revenue of $627.4 million in 2024, with its security product line surpassing $150 million in ARR.

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Strength

Strongest in Technical Credibility (88/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Value for Money (60/100).

NinjaOne

NinjaOne (formerly NinjaRMM) is a modern, fast-growing remote monitoring and management (RMM) and endpoint management platform for MSPs and internal IT teams. Founded in 2013, NinjaOne has grown rapidly through venture funding and is frequently cited as one of the fastest-growing companies in the MSP tooling space, known for its clean interface and strong customer satisfaction scores.

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Strength

Strongest in Product Quality (80/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Market Reputation (70/100).

ManageEngine

ManageEngine is the enterprise IT management division of Zoho Corporation, offering a broad portfolio of over 60 products spanning IT service management, endpoint management, network monitoring, IT security, and identity management. Known for affordable, self-hosted and cloud pricing consistent with Zoho's value-focused, bootstrapped business philosophy, ManageEngine serves a large base of small and mid-market IT teams alongside larger enterprises.

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Strength

Strongest in Value for Money (82/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Community Sentiment (54/100).

N-able

N-able is a remote monitoring and management (RMM) and security platform for MSPs, spun off from SolarWinds as an independent public company in 2021. N-able trades on the NYSE under the ticker NABL and focuses specifically on the MSP market with RMM, backup, security, and email protection products.

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Strength

Strongest in Product Quality (70/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Community Sentiment (56/100).

Ivanti

Ivanti is an IT and security management vendor offering IT service management, unified endpoint management (UEM), and vulnerability management, formed through the 2017 merger of LANDESK and Heat Software (with roots dating to 1985). Ivanti is privately held, owned by Clearlake Capital and TA Associates, and has faced significant scrutiny following a series of critical, actively exploited vulnerabilities disclosed in its Ivanti Connect Secure and Pulse Secure VPN products in 2023-2024.

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Strength

Strongest in Product Quality (70/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Technical Credibility (50/100).

Atera

Atera is an all-in-one RMM, PSA, and helpdesk platform for MSPs and internal IT teams, notable for its flat-rate, per-technician pricing model rather than the per-endpoint pricing common among competitors. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, Atera has grown into a widely used platform particularly among small and mid-size MSPs, and has increasingly incorporated AI-driven automation (Atera AI Copilot).

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Strength

Strongest in Value for Money (80/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Market Reputation (56/100).

Kaseya

Kaseya is a large, PE-backed provider of IT and security management software for MSPs and internal IT teams, offering RMM, PSA, backup, and security tools through its own products (Kaseya VSA) and a series of major acquisitions including Datto, Unitrends, and IT Glue. Founded in 2000, Kaseya is widely known for the July 2021 REvil ransomware supply-chain attack, in which attackers exploited a vulnerability in Kaseya VSA to deploy ransomware to MSPs and their downstream customers — one of the largest supply-chain ransomware incidents on record.

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Strength

Strongest in Product Quality (68/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Technical Credibility (46/100).

ConnectWise

ConnectWise is a major provider of business management (PSA), RMM, and cybersecurity software for MSPs, best known for ConnectWise Manage (PSA) and ConnectWise Automate/ScreenConnect (RMM/remote access). Founded in 1982 and privately held (majority owned by Thoma Bravo), ConnectWise faced significant security scrutiny in early 2024 after critical vulnerabilities in ConnectWise ScreenConnect were disclosed and widely exploited, including by ransomware actors.

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Strength

Strongest in Product Quality (68/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Technical Credibility (48/100).

Syncro

Syncro (also known as SyncroMSP) is an all-in-one RMM, PSA, and remote access platform built specifically for small and mid-size MSPs, known for transparent, all-inclusive flat-rate pricing. Founded in 2016, Syncro is a privately held, venture-backed company that has built a loyal following among smaller MSPs seeking simpler, more affordable alternatives to legacy enterprise-focused platforms.

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Strength

Strongest in Value for Money (76/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Market Reputation (48/100).

Mosyle

Mosyle is an Apple-exclusive device management (MDM) and endpoint security vendor, founded in 2012 in Brazil by Alcyr Araujo and Rafael Laue and headquartered in Winter Park, Florida since shifting its operational base to the U.S. in 2016. Mosyle's Fuse platform unifies MDM, endpoint security, identity, privacy, and application management specifically for organizations standardized on Apple hardware, with strong adoption among schools and Apple-centric small and mid-sized businesses. Backed by Insight Partners (leading a $196M Series B in 2022), Mosyle has been SOC 2 Type II certified since 2020 and is known for aggressive per-device pricing well below larger competitors like Jamf.

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Strength

Strongest in Value for Money (78/100).

Watch out for

Lower relative score on Market Reputation (52/100).

Side-by-side comparison

All composite scores out of 100, same 6-dimension framework.

Rank	Vendor	Strongest dimension	Composite
1	Microsoft Intune	Technical Credibility	86
2	Jamf	Technical Credibility	82
3	NinjaOne	Product Quality	74
4	ManageEngine	Value for Money	71
5	N-able	Product Quality	69
6	Ivanti	Product Quality	68
7	Atera	Value for Money	64
8	Kaseya	Product Quality	63
9	ConnectWise	Product Quality	63
10	Syncro	Value for Money	62
11	Mosyle	Value for Money	60

How we score AI & search visibility

Every brand we audit (including each Endpoint Management vendor above) gets scored with this exact 6-dimension framework, drawing on the same 20 public review sources and a 14-point evidence checklist.

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11 Endpoint Management vendors scored so far.

The 6 scoring dimensions

Average score per dimension across all 11 ranked Endpoint Management vendors: the same weighted framework used for every category on Verified Layer.

18% weightProduct Quality

16% weightMarket Reputation

15% weightCommunity Sentiment

14% weightCustomer Experience

13% weightTechnical Credibility

11% weightValue for Money

See the full VTSS scoring methodology →

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Endpoint Management software?

Microsoft Intune currently ranks highest for Endpoint Management, with a composite trust score of 86/100 across product quality, market reputation, community sentiment, customer experience, technical credibility and value for money.

What are the top alternatives to Microsoft Intune?

Jamf and NinjaOne are the next-highest scoring Endpoint Management vendors in this ranking, based on the same 6-dimension trust framework.

Which Endpoint Management vendor offers the best value for money?

ManageEngine scores highest on Value for Money (82/100) among ranked Endpoint Management vendors.

How is this Endpoint Management ranking determined?

Each vendor is scored monthly across 6 weighted trust dimensions (product quality, market reputation, community sentiment, customer experience, technical credibility and value for money) using AI-driven analysis of public review and community signals. See our full scoring methodology for the complete framework.

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