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NinjaOne

NinjaOne is a cloud-based endpoint management platform for remote monitoring, patching, and securing IT devices at scale.

4.7· 2,000 reviews· via G2Founded 2013 · Austin, Texas, USA

What is NinjaOne?

NinjaOne (formerly NinjaRMM) is a unified endpoint management and IT operations platform delivered fully from the cloud. It combines remote monitoring, automated patching, remote access, and endpoint security into a single console used by MSPs and internal IT teams. The platform is known for fast deployment and a strong support reputation among RMM tools.

Best known for: Cloud-native RMM and endpoint patch management with top-rated customer support

Key features

  • Remote monitoring and management (RMM)
  • Automated OS and third-party patch management
  • Remote access, scripting, and automation
  • Endpoint and server backup
  • Software and IT asset inventory
  • Security tooling and antivirus/EDR integrations

Who NinjaOne is best for

  • Managed service providers (MSPs)
  • Internal IT teams managing distributed endpoints
  • Mid-market and enterprise IT operations

Ideal team: IT teams and MSPs that need unified visibility, patching, and security controls across a large fleet of Windows, Mac, and Linux endpoints from a single console.

NinjaOne pricing

Endpoint Management (Core)

Custom

  • Remote monitoring and management (RMM)
  • Automated OS and third-party patching
  • Remote access and scripting
Popular

IT Operations Bundle

Custom

  • Adds ticketing and documentation modules
  • Endpoint backup options
  • Volume-based per-device discounting

Enterprise / MSP

Custom

  • Full module suite including security add-ons
  • Best per-device rates at scale
  • Dedicated onboarding and support

Costs to watch before you commit

  • Pricing is quote-only and not published on the website, so costs vary by negotiation and region
  • Per-device rate drops sharply with volume, so small fleets pay a much higher unit price
  • Individual modules (backup, ticketing, documentation, MDM) are priced as add-ons on top of the core
  • Lowest advertised rates typically assume annual commitments and high device counts

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