Alternatives · Mobile Device Management Software

Best Mosyle Alternatives in 2026

A sourced shortlist of the top Mosyle competitors: Jamf Pro, Addigy, Iru (formerly Kandji) and Scalefusion. Each is compared with Mosyle on pricing, free plan, features and fit, using dated vendor and independent sources. No rankings and no paid placement.

  • Updated 10 Nov 2026Profiles verified 11 Nov 2026
  • 4 alternativesEach with a full sourced profile
  • Not a rankingFit depends on your priorities
  • Not tested by Stack18Editorial summary of documented facts
Quick answer

What are the best alternatives to Mosyle?

The main alternatives to Mosyle covered here are Jamf Pro, Addigy, Iru (formerly Kandji) and Scalefusion. Jamf Pro may suit organisations wanting the deepest Apple management, while Addigy may suit MSPs managing Macs for many clients. None is best for everyone: the right MDM platform depends on team size, budget and which Mosyle limitation you are trying to solve.

Teams usually start looking beyond Mosyle for documented reasons: Apple only; 30-licence minimum on paid. Mosyle remains a reasonable fit for Apple fleets wanting the lowest published price, so an alternative is not automatically better, only different.

Below, every option is compared with Mosyle in one table, then described with its strengths, trade-offs and pricing, each taken from its own sourced profile. Anything the sources do not document is marked as unknown.

Why switch

Why teams look for Mosyle alternatives.

Each reason is a limitation documented on the Mosyle profile, with its source cited there.

01

Scope and fit

Apple only.

02

Other trade-offs

30-licence minimum on paid.

03

Cost and pricing

Annual billing.

According to its profile, Mosyle may be less suited to: Windows or Android fleets; tiny paid fleets under 30.

Comparison table

Mosyle vs its top alternatives at a glance.

Mosyle is shown first for reference. Summaries come from each sourced profile; suitability depends on company size, budget, use case and technical requirements.

Mosyle and its alternatives compared on best fit, pricing basis, starting price, free tier, platforms, best for
ProductBest forPricing basisStarting priceFree tierPlatformsBest for
Mosyle (current tool)Apple fleets wanting the lowest published pricePer deviceFree; $1/device/moYes (30 devices)AppleLowest cost
Jamf ProOrganisations wanting the deepest Apple managementPer device$4/device (Jamf Now)Jamf Now (3 devices)AppleApple depth
AddigyMSPs managing Macs for many clientsPer Mac$8.25/Mac/moNo (14-day trial)AppleMSPs
Iru (formerly Kandji)Apple-first teams wanting MDM plus security in one consolePer device (quote)QuoteNoApple, Windows, AndroidApple + security
ScalefusionTeams managing frontline and mixed devices on clear pricingPer device$2/device/moNoAll major OSes (Business+)Frontline devices
In detail

Each Mosyle alternative described.

Pricing, strengths and trade-offs are taken from each product's profile, where every point is linked to a dated source.

Jamf Pro

Jamf · Apple device management

Jamf Pro is an Apple enterprise management platform for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, with deep configuration, app deployment and security, alongside Jamf Now for small businesses.

Pricing
Jamf for Mac $12.50/device/mo; Jamf for Mobile $5.75 (annual, 25-device minimum); Jamf Now from $4/device; Pro bundles by quote (Vendr: $8-$20+).
Free plan
Yes
Team size
Small teams, Mid-size teams, Large enterprises
Strengths
  • Deepest Apple management.
  • Same-day support for new OS releases.
Trade-offs to weigh against Mosyle
  • Pro bundles quote-only.
  • Apple only.

Addigy

Addigy · Apple MDM for MSPs

Addigy is a cloud Apple device management platform with multi-tenant design for managed service providers, plus a security suite with SentinelOne EDR.

Pricing
Apple MDM from $8.25/Mac/mo; Security Suite (SentinelOne EDR) from $16/Mac/mo; iOS and MSP rates custom; month-to-month; 14-day trial.
Free plan
No
Team size
Small teams, Mid-size teams
Strengths
  • Multi-tenant design for MSPs.
  • Month-to-month terms.
Trade-offs to weigh against Mosyle
  • Highest per-device Apple rate.
  • No Windows or Android.

Iru (formerly Kandji)

Iru · Apple-first device management

Iru (formerly Kandji) is a device management and security platform with Apple-native automation, endpoint detection and response, identity and compliance, now also covering Windows and Android.

Pricing
Not published; quote only.
Free plan
No
Team size
Small teams, Mid-size teams, Large enterprises
Strengths
  • Apple-native automation.
  • EDR, identity and compliance in one console.
Trade-offs to weigh against Mosyle
  • No published pricing.
  • Short Windows track record.

Scalefusion

Scalefusion · Unified endpoint management

Scalefusion is a UEM platform for managing Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and Linux devices, including kiosks and frontline devices.

Pricing
Essentials $2; Growth $3.50; Business $5; Enterprise $6; 360 $12.42 per device a month (annual only, 10-device minimum).
Free plan
No
Team size
Small teams, Mid-size teams, Large enterprises
Strengths
  • Published rate card.
  • Cross-platform from Business.
Trade-offs to weigh against Mosyle
  • Annual billing only.
  • 10-device minimum.
Best-fit scenarios

Which Mosyle alternative should you choose?

No single alternative is best for everyone. Match the scenario to your own requirements, then test two or three options against a real process.

Consider Jamf Pro if you are…

  • Organisations wanting the deepest Apple management
  • Education and enterprise Mac fleets
  • Security-focused Apple shops
See the Jamf Pro profile

Consider Addigy if you are…

  • MSPs managing Macs for many clients
  • Mac-focused IT consultancies
  • Teams wanting monthly terms
See the Addigy profile

Consider Iru (formerly Kandji) if you are…

  • Apple-first teams wanting MDM plus security in one console
  • Fast-growing tech companies
  • Compliance-driven IT
See the Iru (formerly Kandji) profile

Consider Scalefusion if you are…

  • Teams managing frontline and mixed devices on clear pricing
  • Retail and logistics
  • Kiosk deployments
See the Scalefusion profile

Stay with Mosyle if you are…

  • Apple fleets wanting the lowest published price
  • Schools
  • Small Apple-based businesses
See the Mosyle profile
Switching

How to switch from Mosyle.

Moving off Mosyle means exporting device inventory, re-creating configuration profiles, policies and app catalogues, reassigning devices in Apple Business or Windows Autopilot, and re-enrolling devices (often requiring a wipe or user action). Migrate in waves starting with IT-owned devices. Enrol a pilot group of real devices from each OS you use, push your standard profiles, apps and security policies, and measure enrolment time, compliance reporting and admin effort.

Switching checklist
  1. Export a sample of your Mosyle data and test an import into the new product.
  2. List the automations, integrations and permissions you would need to rebuild.
  3. Compare total cost for your real seat count, including add-ons and onboarding fees.
  4. Pilot with one team before a full cut-over.
  5. Check contract terms, renewal dates and notice periods with Mosyle.

General guidance, not specific to any vendor. Confirm migration options with the vendors.

FAQ

Mosyle alternatives: questions and answers

What is the best alternative to Mosyle?

No single alternative is best for everyone. The alternatives covered here are Jamf Pro, Addigy, Iru (formerly Kandji) and Scalefusion. Jamf Pro may suit organisations wanting the deepest Apple management. Addigy may suit MSPs managing Macs for many clients. Iru (formerly Kandji) may suit Apple-first teams wanting MDM plus security in one console. Test two or three against your own process before deciding.

Is there a free alternative to Mosyle?

Yes. Jamf Pro lists a free plan or free tier in its sourced profile. Free plans usually cap users, records or usage, so check the limits on each profile before relying on one.

Which Mosyle alternative is best for small teams?

Jamf Pro, Addigy, Iru (formerly Kandji) and Scalefusion are documented for small teams. Jamf Pro may suit organisations wanting the deepest Apple management. Addigy may suit MSPs managing Macs for many clients. Iru (formerly Kandji) may suit Apple-first teams wanting MDM plus security in one console.

Which Mosyle alternatives suit larger organisations?

Jamf Pro, Iru (formerly Kandji) and Scalefusion are documented for large enterprises as well as smaller teams. Larger rollouts should also check SSO, permissions, audit logs and contract terms on each profile.

Why do teams switch from Mosyle?

The limitations documented on the Mosyle profile are: Apple only. 30-licence minimum on paid. Annual billing. Whether they matter depends on your team and budget.

Who should stay with Mosyle?

Mosyle may still suit Apple fleets wanting the lowest published price; schools; small Apple-based businesses.

Where can I compare Mosyle with a competitor side by side?

Stack18 has head-to-head comparisons for Addigy vs Mosyle and Jamf Pro vs Mosyle, each with a feature table and pricing summary.

How were these Mosyle alternatives chosen?

They are the products listed as alternatives on the Mosyle profile and other products in the Mobile Device Management Software category with overlapping use cases. They are listed in the order shown, not ranked, and no vendor paid for placement. Each profile was verified on 11 Nov 2026.

Sources and verification

Where this shortlist comes from.

Alternatives are summarised from the linked profiles and their sources: all sources for Mosyle and the main sources for each alternative. Confirm current details with each vendor. Stack18 has not tested these products.

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