Software profile

Hexnode

Cross-platform unified endpoint management with published per-device pricing from $1.98 a month (Pro, annual) and a 14-day no-card trial.

  • Free trial
  • Per device
  • Cloud
  • UEM
  • Independent sources

by HexnodeMobile Device Management SoftwareUnified endpoint management

  • Verified 11 Nov 2026Sources are dated on this profile
  • 2 sourcesLinked, typed and dated
  • Independent third-party sourcesHow this profile was compiled
  • Not an endorsementStack18 has not tested this product
Quick answer

What is Hexnode?

Hexnode is a unified endpoint management (UEM) platform for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, tvOS and more, with kiosk mode and published per-device pricing.

  • Best forTeams wanting affordable cross-platform MDM with clear pricing
  • Team size fitSmall teams, Mid-size teams, Large enterprises
  • PricingPro $1.98 ($2.20 monthly); Enterprise $2.88 ($3.20); Ultimate $4.23 ($4.70) per device a month; Ultra quote; 15-device minimum.
  • Main limitationTechnician seat caps.
  • AlternativesScalefusion, Microsoft Intune, ManageEngine Endpoint Central · compare all
Overview

Hexnode overview: who it is for and what it does.

Hexnode manages devices across major operating systems with kiosk and policy controls.

Two August 2026 guides list Pro at $1.98 per device a month annually ($2.20 monthly), Enterprise $2.88 ($3.20), Ultimate $4.23 ($4.70) and quote-only Ultra, with a 15-device minimum and a 14-day trial without a card.

They note technician seat caps that force tier upgrades and no free plan.

Main problem it solves

Manages mixed fleets affordably.

Typical customer segment

Teams of all sizes.

Target users

  • IT admins
  • MSPs
  • Retail and logistics IT

Primary use cases

  • Cross-platform MDM
  • Kiosk mode
  • App management
  • Policies

What makes it distinct

  • Published pricing.
  • All major OSes.
  • Technician caps.
Key features

Hexnode features explained.

Plans (per device per month, annual)

Pro
$1.98 ($2.20 monthly).
Enterprise
$2.88 ($3.20).
Ultimate
$4.23 ($4.70).

Terms

Minimum
15 devices.
Trial
14 days, no card.
Ultra
Quote.

Limits

Technicians
Seat caps by tier.
Free plan
None.
Upgrades
Forced by caps.
Pricing

Hexnode pricing and plans.

Figures reported by independent sources; vendor page not reviewed directly. Checked 11 Nov 2026 against Rework · Rework.

Pricing model

Per device per month.

Free plan

No

Free trial

Yes (14 days, no card)

Hexnode plans and prices (USD)

  • Pro

    $1.98 per device per month

    Annual ($2.20 monthly)

    Entry.

  • Enterprise

    $2.88 per device per month

    Annual ($3.20 monthly)

    More.

  • Ultimate

    $4.23 per device per month

    Annual ($4.70 monthly)

    Full.

  • Ultra

    Quote

    Annual

    Largest.

Rework (21 August 2026).

Prices change. Confirm current plans and terms on the vendor's site before you decide.

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Integrations and compatibility

Hexnode integrations, API and platforms.

Important integrations

  • Microsoft Entra ID
  • Okta
  • Google Workspace
  • Apple Business

Supported platforms

  • Web

API

Not reviewed for this profile.

Data import and export

Not reviewed for this profile.

Integration coverage was not assessed in full. Check Hexnode's integrations directory and documentation for your tools.

Strengths, limitations and best fit

Hexnode pros and cons.

Strengths, limitations and best fit. Each point cites a source; editorial summaries are not customer reviews.

Strengths

  • Published per-device pricing. [1]
  • Covers all major OSes. [2]
  • No-card trial. [2]

Limitations

  • Technician seat caps. [1]
  • No free plan. [2]
  • 15-device minimum. [1]

Best for

  • Teams wanting affordable cross-platform MDM with clear pricing
  • Kiosk and frontline devices
  • MSPs

May be less suited to

  • Deep Apple-only management
  • Single-device users
How it compares

Hexnode compared with similar mobile device management (MDM) and unified endpoint management software.

Summaries come from each profile. This is a side-by-side aid, not a ranking.

ProductPricing basisStarting priceFree tierPlatformsBest for
HexnodePer device$1.98/device/moNo (14-day trial)All major OSesClear pricing
AddigyPer Mac$8.25/Mac/moNo (14-day trial)AppleMSPs
Iru (formerly Kandji)Per device (quote)QuoteNoApple, Windows, AndroidApple + security
Jamf ProPer device$4/device (Jamf Now)Jamf Now (3 devices)AppleApple depth
JumpCloudPer user$9/user/moNo (closed)Windows, macOS, Linux, mobileIdentity + devices
ManageEngine Endpoint CentralEndpoint band$1,045/yr (50 endpoints)NoWindows-first, all OSesPatching + MDM

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Comparisons

Hexnode vs competitors: head-to-head comparisons.

Each comparison has a feature table, pricing side by side, strengths and limits, and best-fit scenarios.

Compare Hexnode with all its alternatives in one table →

Discussions

Hexnode discussions and buying questions.

No published discussions mention this product yet.

FAQ

Hexnode questions and answers

What is Hexnode used for?

Hexnode is a unified endpoint management (UEM) platform for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, tvOS and more, with kiosk mode and published per-device pricing. Typical uses include cross-platform MDM, kiosk mode, app management, policies.

How much does Hexnode cost?

Pro is $1.98 per device a month billed annually; Enterprise $2.88 and Ultimate $4.23.

Does Hexnode have a minimum?

Yes, 15 devices.

Is there a Hexnode trial?

Yes, 14 days without a card.

How does Hexnode compare with its competitors?

Stack18 publishes head-to-head comparisons of Hexnode vs Scalefusion, each with a feature table, pricing and best-fit scenarios.

What are the main alternatives to Hexnode?

The main alternatives to Hexnode covered on Stack18 are Scalefusion, Microsoft Intune and ManageEngine Endpoint Central. Scalefusion may suit teams managing frontline and mixed devices on clear pricing. Microsoft Intune may suit Microsoft 365 organisations managing mixed fleets. ManageEngine Endpoint Central may suit Windows-first IT teams wanting patching plus MDM. See the Hexnode alternatives guide for a side-by-side table.

What are the pros and cons of Hexnode?

Strengths: Published per-device pricing. Covers all major OSes. Limitations: Technician seat caps. No free plan.

Who is Hexnode best for?

Hexnode may suit teams wanting affordable cross-platform MDM with clear pricing; kiosk and frontline devices; MSPs. It may be less suited to deep Apple-only management; single-device users.

What integrations does Hexnode support?

Documented integrations and ecosystem items include Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, Apple Business. API: Not reviewed for this profile.

When was the Hexnode profile last verified?

Sources for this profile were last reviewed on 11 Nov 2026. 2 sources are listed under Sources, and prices and plans can change, so confirm with the vendor.

Sources and freshness

Where this information comes from.

  1. Best Jamf Alternatives in 2026 (updated 21 August 2026) Rework Third-party Accessed 11 Nov 2026
  2. Best Microsoft Intune Alternatives in 2026 (21 August 2026) Rework Third-party Accessed 11 Nov 2026

Secondary-source profile. Vendor pages were not reviewed directly for this profile. Facts and prices are taken from independent third-party sources and may differ from the vendor's current pages. Confirm with the vendor before buying.

Facts come from two Rework guides (21 August 2026). Compare per-user and per-device pricing on the same basis. Confirm with the vendor before buying. Capabilities were not tested.

Stack18 has not tested this product or received anything from the vendor for this profile. Editorial summaries of vendor information are not endorsements. Confirm details with the vendor before buying.

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