
kandji
Automated Apple device management platform focused on Security, Privacy & Backup enforcement and regulatory compliance.
Enterprise-grade Apple-first MDM with strong compliance automation, now cross-platform — but pricing is opaque and enterprise-only.
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Iru (formerly Kandji) — Apple-first MDM and endpoint management platform for enterprise IT.
Kandji rebranded to Iru in October 2025 and expanded beyond Apple to support Windows and Android. The DB lists this under 'Security, Privacy & Backup' but it is primarily an MDM and endpoint management platform. Pricing is quote-based and not published; the DB entry of $4/device/month is an unconfirmed estimate — real costs scale with modules and fleet size, with community estimates ranging $3.20–$8/device/month.
Iru/Kandji leads the Apple MDM category on automation depth — its blueprint library and one-click remediation cut hours of manual config work. The 2025 rebrand added Windows/Android support, making it viable for mixed-device fleets. 24/5 chat support with sub-2-minute response times is genuinely strong for enterprise tooling.
Zero pricing transparency — every deal goes through sales, which makes budgeting difficult. Annual contracts are non-cancellable and non-refundable. Compliance modules don't even get a trial; demo-only access. Overkill and cost-prohibitive for SMBs or small fleets.
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Iru (Kandji) Enterprise with Compliance Automation and Trust Center modules for full GRC coverage.
Mosyle Business for Apple-only SMB fleets at transparent per-device pricing.
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