ManageEngine Mobile Device Manager Plus
Enterprise mobility management software
Mobile application management software
Mobile device management (MDM) software
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What is ManageEngine Mobile Device Manager Plus
ManageEngine Mobile Device Manager Plus is a unified endpoint management product focused on administering and securing mobile devices across iOS, iPadOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS. IT teams use it to enroll devices, enforce security policies, distribute apps and content, and support remote work and kiosk or shared-device scenarios. It is available as both cloud and on-premises deployments and integrates with common enterprise identity and directory services. The product emphasizes policy-based management, remote troubleshooting, and compliance reporting for mixed device fleets.
Broad platform and policy coverage
The product supports major mobile and desktop operating systems, enabling a single console for mixed fleets. It provides core MDM controls such as enrollment, configuration profiles, restrictions, certificates, and compliance actions. It also includes device security features like passcode enforcement, encryption checks, and remote lock/wipe. This breadth fits organizations that need baseline management across multiple OS types rather than a single-vendor ecosystem.
Flexible deployment options
Mobile Device Manager Plus is offered as both SaaS and on-premises software, which can align with different data residency and network requirements. On-premises deployment can be useful for regulated environments that prefer local control of management infrastructure. Cloud deployment reduces server maintenance and can speed initial rollout. This flexibility is not universal across products in the same space.
Integrated app and content management
The product includes mobile application management capabilities such as app catalog distribution, managed app configuration, and app update workflows. It supports enterprise app distribution and policy controls for managed apps, helping separate corporate controls from personal usage on BYOD where supported by the OS. Content distribution and device profiles can be tied to groups and roles for repeatable rollouts. These functions reduce the need for separate tooling for basic MAM use cases.
Advanced analytics can be limited
Reporting and dashboards cover standard inventory, compliance, and policy status, but deeper analytics and cross-domain correlation may require additional tooling or exports. Organizations with complex audit requirements may need custom reports or integration with SIEM/BI platforms. Some advanced posture and risk scoring capabilities common in higher-end suites may not be as comprehensive. This can increase effort for security teams that want continuous, analytics-driven monitoring.
Complexity at larger scale
As device counts, OS diversity, and policy exceptions grow, configuration and troubleshooting can become more operationally intensive. Large enterprises may need careful role-based access design, naming conventions, and change control to keep policies manageable. Certain workflows (e.g., staged rollouts, exception handling, and multi-tenant administration) may require more planning than smaller deployments. This can affect time-to-operate for globally distributed IT teams.
Ecosystem depth varies by OS
Capabilities depend on what each operating system exposes through its management frameworks, which can lead to uneven feature depth across platforms. Some advanced controls available in tightly integrated ecosystems may not be matched on every OS or device type. Feature parity can also vary between cloud and on-premises releases depending on update cadence. Buyers should validate required controls per OS (e.g., kiosk, app configuration, and compliance actions) during a pilot.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan / Edition (examples) | Price (examples) | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard — On‑premises (Annual) | Free for up to 25 devices; 50 devices: $495/year; 100: $945/year; 250: $2,195/year; 500: $3,995/year; 1,000: $6,695/year; 2,500: $12,495/year; 5,000: $19,995/year; 10,000: $29,995/year | Annual billing; single technician included; perpetual option available (see Perpetual row). Full slab table on vendor pricing page. |
| Standard — On‑premises (Perpetual) | 50: $1,485; 100: $2,835; 250: $6,585; 500: $11,985; 1,000: $20,085; 2,500: $37,485; 5,000: $59,985; 10,000: $89,985 | One‑time perpetual license prices shown per device-slab. |
| Standard — Cloud (Subscription) | 50: $64/month or $645/year; 100: $119/month or $1,195/year; 250: $284/month or $2,845/year; 500: $524/month or $5,245/year; 1,000: $914/month or $9,145/year; 2,500: $1,634/month or $16,345/year; 5,000: $2,614/month or $26,145/year; 10,000: $3,919/month or $39,195/year | Cloud is subscription-only. Vendor notes possible discounts for bulk purchases and flexible slabs. |
| Professional — On‑premises (Annual) | 50: $895/year; 100: $1,695/year; 250: $3,895/year; 500: $7,195/year; 1,000: $11,995/year; 2,500: $22,495/year; 5,000: $35,995/year; 10,000: $53,995/year | Professional adds content management, remote control, conditional access, etc. |
| Professional — On‑premises (Perpetual) | 50: $2,685; 100: $5,085; 250: $11,685; 500: $21,585; 1,000: $35,985; 2,500: $67,485; 5,000: $107,985; 10,000: $161,985 | Perpetual license prices per device-slab. |
| Professional — Cloud (Subscription) | 50: $119/month or $1,195/year; 100: $224/month or $2,245/year; 250: $519/month or $5,195/year; 500: $959/month or $9,595/year; 1,000: $1,679/month or $16,795/year; 2,500: $2,999/month or $29,995/year; 5,000: $4,799/month or $47,995/year; 10,000: $7,199/month or $71,995/year | Cloud subscription pricing (Professional edition) shown for device slabs. |
| Additional technician licenses (both editions) | Examples — 1 tech: Annual $345 / Perpetual $1,035 / Monthly $45 / Cloud annual $445; 2 techs: $595/$1,785/$60/$595; 5 techs: $1,195/$3,585/$120/$1,195; (see full table) | Additional technician licenses required to grant multiple admin/technician access. |
Notes: Pricing slabs and exact amounts are taken from the vendor's official pricing page (ManageEngine). Cloud is subscription-only; on‑premises options include Annual and Perpetual billing. Free edition covers up to 25 devices; a 30‑day free trial (unlimited devices) is offered by the vendor.
Seller details
Zoho Corporation
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
1996
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