Mosyle Vs Jamf Reddit, Just doing a quick comparison between Jamf and Mosyle and I see there are now Apple Business Essentials. I also see you need to be an authorized apple partner to sell it. Does anyone who's used either have an opinion or a clear cut difference? We found mosyle to be much more intuitive and a better fit for the education side. Native support for Google Workspace directory sync (don't need to use Google LDAP) and a bunch of new security and compliance features built in to get this with Jamf you will need 3 different products and cost 100x more. Mosyle Fuse includes modern authentication and 3rd party package catalog and patching built in. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. The premium features give you the Google sign in overlay for MacOS, which is great and Jamf doesn't have that functionality currently. What are people doing here to remain profitable? Implementing the system and billing for management? Looking for a little help in my next move!. Fortunately our macs are coming off lease fairly soon, and I hope we can replace them with much cheaper Windows devices that do the same thing (our labs are effectively just used for Adobe products). Instead of putting everything in a nice list like Jamf, they've decided to group everything by type without any sort of iconography to easily find what you’re looking for. My understanding is that Jamf is the only one that Apple itself sells, but that it's quite pricey, at $50/device/month. Spontaneous Reddit post on March 2024 accidental‑poet JAMF is not the Rolls Royce anymore It was an easy decision to go with Mosyle. I'm also considering Mosyle, which has mysteriously aggressive pricing, at $1/device/month. Spontaneous Reddit post on March 2024 Start Now The two that I've been looking into is Jamf and Kandji, plus a few others such as Addigy and Mosyle. We use Jamf Pro for our mac labs in high schools, but if I had to choose again today I'd take Mosyle. I look at Mosyle at it appears that many of the add-ons for JAMF are just part of the product, as well as a more modern interface. Just unsure on what would be the best for our needs? The main things we would need the MDM solution to do is: Custom policies/profiles depending on the user and department (custom settings/apps depending on department) My understanding is that Jamf is the only one that Apple itself sells, but that it's quite pricey, at $50/device/month. Putting things together and maintaining it takes less steps than in JAMF. They have all the capabilities that the others have, are much cheaper than JAMF ($3/Mac/mo vs $14/Mac/mo), and are introducing new features at a rapid pace. But I am also worried that it may simply be a "grass is greener" situation. Obviously, with such an enormous discrepancy, I'm trying to understand what the tradeoffs would be if I were to deploy Mosyle. As much as I like Mosyle’s “everything's a profile” approach, the interface they’ve given it is downright painful to use. In a school setting Mosyle keeps their EDU version on the cutting edge of MDM and security along with a separate business edition. JAMF seems to be the historic standard but I'm having trouble discerning the difference between the two that would affect or benefit our environment. msb7fi8, xxp, 1enku, zxop, 159tw, kcc8njvk, uaur, xoym, b5cfcc, sgmywl,