Jamf Pro Pricing

doesn't quite stack up to Jamf, especially for a similar (if not more expensive) price tag. If you have Jamf, stay with Jamf. If you're new to the MDM game

Cost saving Less time effort for IT … technical support, during which there was exceptionally good support. The price was unbeatable. There are many features that are not available with the other

the computer/device and to force the return of the item, this saving the cost of replacement in many cases. Staff have not had any complaints about the

Apple devices. If a company has a small number of devices, it may not be cost effective.

devices and far less easy to work with than Jamf Pro. Mosyle is a different value proposition. If I were about to set up an MDM solution from scratch for a

The training is a bit hard to follow, and classes are expensive Dedicated support is very expensive and unfortunately necessary Templates for standard tasks

isn't a better choice out there. However, if you are searching for a low cost solution without much customization or support then it might be better to … all of the best traits of any MDM on the market. It is slightly more expensive but offers so much more.

flawlessly. I also enjoy the fact it is so easy to send apps and add key values if we need restrictions on those apps.

Clients expensive - getting cheaper when clients numbers are rising all of additional features (Jamf Protect, Jamf Connect you have to purchase Cheaper than

Reduced amount of support contacts Cost reduction on maintenance

that we rely on with Jamf Pro. From there we then have to consider [the] cost for additional products to fill the gap, or lower our users' expectations

products, my secondary job only has less then 10 apple products. For the price and amount of set up I don't think Jamf [Pro] is really necessary for a small

Better documentation on how to use new features Pricing is way too high for cloud Support can be a little slow at times … by comparison in one way or another. We chose [Jamf] Pro because it was a cost effective way for our company to manage the Macs and provide an easy to…

Reduces cost of hiring temporary staff Simplify work load so we can focus on other things

campus free of an MDM, and what little I want to manage does not justify the cost.

Value for money for Asset and Inventory management Value for money in provisioning and application deployments

more granularity. It’s not cheap. … If you need to manage a lot of Apple devices, Jamf Pro is the gold standard. While the cost may look intimidating, you

institution with more than 10 apple devices. It is by far the best MDM in its price range.

Deploying updates to Macs quickly. Ease of use. The cost for Jamf is a bit high though.

fit. That said, every org that I have worked as a Jamf admin for got great value from managing their Macs with the product, even if mobile was done with another … has facilitated licensed software audits and cleanup, providing significant cost savings. Self Service portal…

or set up their own cloud. Mosyle has a lot of features and is a bit cheaper, but is not working nearly as good as Jamf Pro.

everything we wanted and needed in an MDM product, and so was worth the cost. While there are open-source products out there which and accomplish similar

The app packaging. Website layout could be a little better. Pricing for non educational use.

Reduce cost of licensing. No Remote Desktop feature built in.

devices using automated methods that save technicians time. It is also very cost effective when looking at lifecycle management of the devices. … Less expensive than alternative systems. ROI for a management system is hard to quantify