Software profile

SuperOps

A unified PSA and RMM platform for MSPs and internal IT, priced per technician from $79 a month or per endpoint from $1.50, with a 14-day trial.

  • Free trial
  • Per user, seat or unit
  • Cloud
  • AI features
  • Built for India
  • Independent sources

by SuperOpsIT Service Management SoftwarePSA and RMM for MSPs and IT teams

  • Verified 13 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 SuperOps?

SuperOps is an IT management platform that combines professional services automation (ticketing, billing, contracts) and remote monitoring and management (patching, scripting, remote access) with AI, sold per technician for MSPs or per endpoint for IT teams.

Overview

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

SuperOps, founded in Chennai, targets managed service providers that want PSA and RMM in one modern platform instead of separate legacy tools.

A competitor’s 2026 guide lists MSP plans billed annually: PSA only at $79 per technician a month, RMM only at $99 (150 endpoints per tech), Pro bundle at $129 and Super with AI at $159. For internal IT, Prime costs $1.50 per endpoint (minimum 100) and Prime Plus with MDM from $3.00, with annual billing saving 15 percent.

A 14-day trial is offered. Remote access uses Splashtop or ISL Online, and endpoint security tools are licensed separately.

Main problem it solves

Gives MSPs and IT teams ticketing, monitoring and patching in one platform.

Typical customer segment

MSPs and small to mid-size internal IT teams.

Target users

  • MSP technicians
  • IT administrators
  • Service desk managers

Primary use cases

  • Ticketing and SLAs
  • Remote monitoring
  • Patch management
  • Billing and contracts
  • Asset management

What makes it distinct

  • PSA and RMM unified.
  • Per-endpoint IT pricing option.
  • Built-in AI layer.
Key features

SuperOps features explained.

PSA

Ticketing
PSA.
Contracts and billing
PSA.
Time tracking
PSA.

RMM

Monitoring and alerts
RMM.
Patching
RMM.
Scripting
RMM.

Extras

Remote access
Splashtop, ISL Online.
Network monitoring
250+ vendors.
MDM
Prime Plus.
Pricing

SuperOps pricing and plans.

Figures reported by independent sources; vendor page not reviewed directly. Checked 13 Nov 2026 against eesel AI · SuperOps.

Pricing model

Per technician (MSP) or per endpoint (IT), annual or monthly.

Free plan

No

Free trial

Yes (14 days)

SuperOps plans and prices (USD)

  • PSA

    $79 per tech a month

    Annual

  • RMM

    $99 per tech a month

    Annual

    150 endpoints per tech.

  • Pro (PSA + RMM)

    $129 per tech a month

    Annual

  • Super

    $159 per tech a month

    Annual

    AI.

  • Prime (IT)

    $1.50 per endpoint

    Monthly or annual

    Min 100 endpoints.

From a competitor’s 2026 guide; security add-ons are separate.

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

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Integrations and compatibility

SuperOps integrations, API and platforms.

Important integrations

  • Splashtop and ISL Online
  • SentinelOne, Bitdefender, Acronis (vendor)
  • QuickBooks and Xero (vendor)
  • Microsoft 365

Supported platforms

  • Web
  • Windows, macOS, Linux agents

API

GraphQL API (vendor).

Data import and export

Migration help (vendor).

Group policy reported missing on Pro.

Strengths, limitations and best fit

SuperOps pros and cons.

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

Strengths

  • PSA and RMM in one. [1]
  • Per-endpoint option for IT. [1]
  • 14-day trial. [1]
  • Many integrations. [1]

Limitations

  • Security tools licensed separately. [1]
  • Some features only on Super. [1]
  • Annual billing for MSP plans. [1]
  • Minimum endpoints on Prime. [1]

Best for

  • Growing MSPs
  • Internal IT teams wanting per-endpoint pricing
  • Teams replacing legacy PSA and RMM

May be less suited to

  • Very large enterprises
  • Teams wanting free tools
How it compares

SuperOps compared with similar IT service management software.

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

ProductPricing modelFree planStarting priceBest for
SuperOpsPer user, seat or unitNoPSA $79 per technician a month; IT from $1.50 per endpoint.Growing MSPs
AteraPer user, seat or unitNoPro $129 per technician a month billed annually.Small MSPs
NinjaOneCustom quoteNoQuote; reported about $1.50–3.75 per device a month.Mid-size IT departments
ManageEngine ServiceDesk PlusPer user, seat or unitYes (5 technicians)Standard $13, Professional $27, Enterprise $67 per technician a month; free edition up to…Cost-conscious IT teams wanting full ITIL, including on-premises
HaloITSMPer user, seat or unitNoGBP 66 per agent a month (annual), all modules included; end users free.IT teams wanting full ITSM without tiered feature gating
BMC Helix ITSMCustom quoteNoNot disclosed; quotes on request.Large enterprises with complex multi-cloud environments

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FAQ

SuperOps questions and answers

What is SuperOps used for?

SuperOps is used for ticketing and SLAs, remote monitoring, patch management and billing and contracts.

Does SuperOps have a free plan?

No. SuperOps does not offer a permanent free plan in the sources reviewed. Free trial: Yes (14 days).

How much does SuperOps cost?

PSA $79 per technician a month; IT from $1.50 per endpoint. From a competitor’s 2026 guide; security add-ons are separate.

What is the difference between SuperOps PSA and RMM?

PSA is listed at $79 per tech a month. RMM is listed at $99 per tech a month (150 endpoints per tech). Confirm current plan contents with the vendor.

What are the main alternatives to SuperOps?

The main alternatives to SuperOps covered on Stack18 are Atera, NinjaOne, ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus and HaloITSM. Atera may suit small MSPs. NinjaOne may suit mid-size IT departments. ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus may suit cost-conscious IT teams wanting full ITIL, including on-premises. See the SuperOps alternatives guide for a side-by-side table.

What integrations does SuperOps support?

Documented integrations include Splashtop and ISL Online, SentinelOne, Bitdefender, Acronis (vendor), QuickBooks and Xero (vendor) and Microsoft 365. API: GraphQL API (vendor).

What are the limitations of SuperOps?

Security tools licensed separately. Some features only on Super. Annual billing for MSP plans.

Which platforms does SuperOps run on?

SuperOps is documented as available on: Web, Windows, macOS, Linux agents.

Is SuperOps available in India?

Yes. SuperOps is built for or widely used in India, and pricing is available in INR where noted. Confirm GST and local terms with the vendor.

When was the SuperOps profile last verified?

Sources for this profile were last reviewed on 13 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. SuperOps pricing in 2026 eesel AI Third-party Accessed 13 Nov 2026
  2. SuperOps pricing SuperOps Official Accessed 13 Nov 2026

Mixed-source profile. Facts and prices come from the vendor’s own pages and independent third-party sources, as marked. Confirm with the vendor before buying.

Plan names, prices and features were checked against the sources listed on 13 Nov 2026. Capabilities were not tested.

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