Best MDM for Apple-First Organisations

If your fleet is 80%+ Apple devices, these platforms offer the deepest macOS and iOS management capabilities.

Our Top Pick Enterprise Leader
4.0 Overall
Rank #3 of 10

Jamf Pro

The gold standard for Apple device management with unmatched macOS and iOS feature depth.

Reporting & Visibility 4.8
Targeting & Policy Logic 4.8
Device Configuration 4.8
Identity & Directory 4.7
Remote Actions & Support 4.2
Integration & Extensibility 4.2

Key Strengths

  • Smart Groups with 150+ criteria enable the most granular Apple device targeting available
  • Early adopter of Apple Declarative Device Management (DDM)
  • Jamf Connect bridges cloud identity (Azure AD/Okta) to macOS login
  • Self Service app provides a polished end-user experience
Pricing
$3.67-$4.50/device/mo at volume; $4-$6/device/mo at smaller scale
Model
Per-device subscription; volume discounts available
Trial
14-day free trial
OS Support
iOS macOS
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Runner-Ups

Strong alternatives worth evaluating alongside our top pick.

#2

Mosyle

Apple-focused management with aggressive pricing and a free tier for small fleets.

2.2
Emerging Player Rank #11 overall
Device Configuration 3.8
OS Update & Lifecycle 2.5
Reporting & Visibility 2.5

Also worth considering because

Free tier supports up to 30 Apple devices with no time limit

$0 (free, up to 30 devices); $1.00-$1.50/device/mo (paid tiers) Full Review →
#3

Addigy

Apple-only MDM built for MSPs with multi-tenant management and innovative remote support.

1.9
Emerging Player Rank #13 overall
Remote Actions & Support 3.2
Device Configuration 2.8
Reporting & Visibility 2.5

Also worth considering because

Multi-tenant architecture designed specifically for MSP workflows

$6.00-$8.00/device/month (estimated); higher than competitors due to MSP tooling. Full Review →

How We Chose

Our selection criteria for this use case, applied against our 67-feature scoring framework.

1

Depth of macOS and iOS/iPadOS management features

2

Apple Business Manager (ABM) integration quality

3

Declarative Device Management (DDM) adoption

4

Self Service app quality and end-user experience