Addigy vs JumpCloud
A head-to-head comparison across 10 scoring categories, pricing, OS coverage, and real-world fit.
Category Radar
Visual overlay of both platforms across all 10 scoring dimensions.
Category Breakdown
Score comparison across each of the 10 evaluation categories.
Feature Highlights
The 5 individual features with the biggest score difference between these two platforms.
Conditional Access Policies
Real-time access decisions based on device compliance, user identity, location, and risk signals. Gates access to corporate apps and data based on dynamic trust evaluation.
Android OS Update Control
Manage Android OS updates through system update policies, maintenance windows, and freeze periods. Effectiveness varies by OEM, carrier, and Android Enterprise mode.
Android Zero-Touch Enrollment
Google's enterprise enrollment program that configures Android devices on first boot. IT admins pre-assign enrollment profiles so devices connect to the MDM automatically, enabling mass deployment without manual intervention.
Azure AD / Entra ID Integration
Native integration with Microsoft Entra ID for identity-driven management, conditional access, and SSO. Foundation for zero-trust architectures in Microsoft environments.
Custom Connector / Plugin Framework
Extensibility model for custom integrations: marketplace, SDK, partner connectors, or integration hub. Determines how easily the platform fits unique enterprise toolchains.
Strengths & Weaknesses
Addigy
Strengths
- Multi-tenant architecture designed specifically for MSP workflows
- LiveTerminal provides real-time remote shell access to macOS devices
- LiveDesktop enables live screen sharing for macOS troubleshooting
- Prebuilt Apps community catalog simplifies common app deployments
Weaknesses
- Apple-only with no Android, Windows, Linux, or ChromeOS support
- Higher pricing ($6–8/device/month) than Apple-focused competitors
- Limited third-party integrations compared to Jamf Pro
JumpCloud
Strengths
- True cross-platform including Linux — one of few MDMs managing all five major OS families
- Zero Trust conditional access with Identity, Device, and Network Trust pillars
- Deployment rings (Vanguard, Ring 1-3) for controlled patch rollout across all platforms
- Free tier (10 users/10 devices) with full functionality for small teams
Weaknesses
- No ChromeOS management
- Per-user pricing ($9-27/user/month) can be expensive for device-heavy environments
- No native DLP capabilities — relies on least-privilege access control
Pricing Comparison
Addigy
JumpCloud
OS Support
Operating system coverage across both platforms.
| Operating System | Addigy | JumpCloud |
|---|---|---|
| iOS | ||
| macOS | ||
| Android | — | |
| Windows | — | |
| Linux | — | |
| Total | 2 | 5 |
Our Recommendation
JumpCloud takes the overall lead with a score of 3.7/5.0, winning 10 of 10 categories.
Choose JumpCloud if:
Cloud-first organisations managing diverse OS fleets including Linux, teams replacing Active Directory with a cloud directory
Choose Addigy if:
MSPs managing multiple Apple-only client environments
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