MaxRMM is an all-in-one RMM platform built for MSPs. Its goal is to bring endpoint monitoring, remote access, patching, automation, alerts, ticketing, and reporting into a single system, reducing the integration work and extra licensing costs that come with using multiple tools. Based on the product description, it is especially focused on SMB and Windows environments, highlighting support for managing Windows Home, Pro, and Server.
On the monitoring side, it provides real-time telemetry for CPU, memory, disk, and network usage, along with compliance scoring. For patching, it covers Windows Update and third-party updates via winget, with support for policies and maintenance windows. Its automation features are fairly practical: a PowerShell/Batch script library, bulk execution, cron-style scheduled tasks, agent group assignment policies, and event-triggered scripts—for example, automatically cleaning up a disk once it reaches a defined threshold. Remote access is based on RustDesk, supporting one-click unattended access, file transfer, session auditing, and self-hosted relay servers for teams that need session traffic to remain within their own infrastructure.
Pricing is very straightforward: the Pro plan costs $0.50 per agent per month, plus $100 per technician seat per month. The Free tier is permanently free and includes 1 technician seat and up to 10 endpoints, but does not include patching, ticketing, advanced reporting, or white labeling. A 14-day free trial is available with no credit card required. On the API side, it offers a REST API, JWT/Bearer authentication, and endpoint references. Integrations include Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Email-to-Ticket, and it also includes built-in ticketing/PSA functionality, reducing reliance on an external PSA tool.
Its strengths are broad feature coverage, no per-session fees for remote access, good compatibility with Windows Home, pricing that is easy to explain to customers, and support for self-hosted RustDesk relay. The limitations are that the text does not clearly specify macOS/Linux support, whether the platform is open source, enterprise SLA details, data regions, Chinese localization, or payment methods. The Free tier is useful for testing, but its core MSP capabilities are limited.
MaxRMM is best suited to small and mid-sized MSPs managing large numbers of Windows endpoints and looking to reduce the cost of maintaining separate PSA, RMM, and remote access tools. The source text does not provide information about access from China, so its availability there is currently unknown. Teams using it from mainland China should first verify access to the console, RustDesk relay, Slack/Teams notification flows, and payment availability. Alternatives to compare include NinjaOne, Atera, Syncro, Datto RMM, ConnectWise Automate, or the more open-source-oriented Tactical RMM.
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