Vodafone Mobile Device Management
Mobile device management (MDM) software
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€2.81 per device per month
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What is Vodafone Mobile Device Management
Vodafone Mobile Device Management is a mobile device management (MDM) service used to enroll, configure, secure, and monitor smartphones and tablets used for work. It targets organizations that want centralized control of mobile endpoints, including policy enforcement, remote actions (such as lock/wipe), and compliance reporting. The offering is typically positioned as a carrier-provided managed service that can be bundled with Vodafone connectivity and mobility services, rather than a standalone device-management-only platform.
Carrier-integrated mobility operations
The product is offered by a mobile network operator, which can simplify procurement and support for organizations already using the same carrier for mobile connectivity. This can reduce vendor fragmentation for mobility programs that combine SIM management, device lifecycle, and security policies. It also fits teams that prefer a managed service model rather than operating an MDM platform entirely in-house.
Core MDM security controls
It supports standard MDM capabilities such as device enrollment, configuration profiles, password and security policy enforcement, and remote lock/wipe for lost or compromised devices. These controls address common compliance requirements for corporate mobile fleets. For many general-purpose deployments, these baseline features cover the primary administrative needs without requiring additional tooling.
Enterprise deployment support options
As part of a large telecom services organization, Vodafone can provide implementation and ongoing operational support through enterprise account teams and service processes. This can be useful for multi-country rollouts where organizations want a single commercial relationship. It also aligns with customers that need contractual SLAs and centralized billing for mobility services.
Feature depth varies by market
Capabilities, packaging, and supported integrations can differ by country and Vodafone operating company, which can complicate global standardization. Organizations with multi-region requirements may need to validate feature parity and service availability per market. This can add effort compared with platforms that deliver a uniform global SaaS experience.
Less emphasis on specialized use cases
Carrier-provided MDM offerings often focus on broad, mainstream device management rather than deep support for specialized scenarios such as ruggedized single-purpose devices, advanced kiosk workflows, or extensive automation. If a business requires highly granular device state management and custom provisioning pipelines, additional tools or a different platform may be needed. Fit should be validated against the organization’s endpoint types and operating models.
Potential ecosystem and API limits
Compared with MDM platforms that prioritize third-party integrations, some carrier-led services can have a narrower integration ecosystem for identity, IT service management, and security tooling. API availability and extensibility should be confirmed for workflows like automated enrollment, compliance-driven access control, and reporting exports. Limited integration options can increase manual administration or require custom development.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan / Source | Price (example / country) | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile Essentials (Vodafone Netherlands site) | €3.00 per user / month (1-user, 1 mobile device; 12-month contract) — €5.00 per user / month (1-user, 5 mobile devices; 12-month contract) | Basic MDM: configuration, security, app management; prices shown on Vodafone.nl for 12‑month contracts. |
| Advanced Essentials (Vodafone Netherlands site) | €4.50 per user / month (1-user, 1 device; 12-month contract) | Advanced MDM features (config, security, app management) — higher feature set vs Mobile Essentials. |
| VSDM Workspace ONE Standard (Vodafone Marketplace NL) | EUR 3.50 / device / month (monthly); EUR 3.00 / device / month (12‑month contract) | Marketplace listing for "VSDM Workspace ONE Standard" (per-device licensing). 12‑month contract reduces monthly rate. Trial: 30 days. |
| VSDM Workspace ONE Advanced (Vodafone Marketplace NL) | EUR 5.00 / device / month (monthly); EUR 4.50 / device / month (12‑month contract) | Advanced UEM features (MDM, SSO, compliance, Windows management, productivity apps, tunnel). |
| Vodafone Secure Device Manager (Vodafone Portugal site) | From €2.81 per month (Essentials); Standard from €3.28/month; Advanced from €5.39/month | Country site lists "A partir de" prices and notes 12/24/36‑month commitments; feature summaries for each tier. |
Notes: Prices vary by country, billing unit (per-device vs per-user), and contract duration (monthly vs 12‑month/longer commitments). Marketplace and country product pages are official Vodafone sources; some Vodafone global pages point to contacting sales or downloading a product sheet rather than listing public pricing.
Seller details
Vodafone Group Plc
Newbury, Berkshire, United Kingdom
1984
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