Miradore

Miradore is a cloud-based management service for businesses administering company-owned and personal devices. It is a strong fit for small and midsize businesses and managed service providers with mixed operating systems. Its free tier makes a small fleet practical to manage, while paid plans add specialist support and identity integrations.

Overview

Miradore combines device enrollment, security controls, app administration, and reporting in one interface. Administrators can enforce passcodes and encryption requirements, track devices, and remotely remove company information from lost or stolen devices. That selective wipe is useful for bring-your-own-device programs because it targets company data rather than the whole device.

Conditional policies can install settings, apps, and files automatically. App deployment and removal, allowlists and blocklists, and software-license management give administrators useful control beyond inventory and basic security. A device dashboard and standard and custom reports help teams review fleet data; the REST API can export it over HTTPS in XML or JSON.

Key features

• Mixed-fleet management: Enrollment, security, tracking, and administration cover Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows devices, including phones, tablets, and computers. Automated enrollment and policy management can reduce repetitive setup work across these fleets.
• Data protection: Passcode and encryption requirements, plus remote selective wipe, address common device-security needs. Selective removal is particularly relevant when a company manages personal devices alongside its own.
• Policy and application controls: Conditional policies install settings, apps, and files; administrators can also deploy or remove apps, allow or block them, and manage licenses. This is a broader toolkit than device tracking alone, though the value depends on how much control an organization needs over its software.
• Paid-plan additions: Premium+ includes native remote support through a LogMeIn Resolve integration. Its Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace integrations synchronize user data and support filtered or bulk imports, a practical advantage for organizations that want device administration tied to existing user directories.

Pricing

Miradore uses a freemium model, with a free plan and two per-device paid tiers. Premium is $2.75 a month, billed per device/month; Premium+ is $3.95 a month, also billed per device/month. Pricing varies by billing choice and device count, so those monthly figures are not a universal fleet total.

• Free — free: Covers up to 50 devices after a 14-day trial. This is the clearest fit for a small fleet that can work without the paid Premium+ additions. The cap makes it less suitable as a growing deployment’s long-term plan.
• Premium — $2.75 a month: The lower paid tier is billed per device/month. It is the step up for organizations that need a paid deployment but do not require Premium+’s stated integrated support and directory integrations.
• Premium+ — $3.95 a month: Adds native LogMeIn Resolve remote support and Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace integrations. It is the more compelling choice for teams that need those support and user-sync workflows; otherwise, the higher per-device charge may not be justified.

Minimum payment terms apply when managing fewer than 15 devices, which can make the effective cost less attractive for very small paid fleets. Organizations managing more than 500 devices can request volume pricing. The 14-day trial precedes the free plan’s allowance of up to 50 devices.

Platforms

Miradore supports Android, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Windows, spanning smartphones, tablets, and computers. Its broader platform listings also include web, API, and self-hosted; those labels should not be confused with additional managed-device operating systems. This combination suits organizations standardizing management across common mobile and desktop systems.

Who it's for

Small and midsize businesses and managed service providers are the natural audience, especially those handling both company-owned and personal devices. A free allowance of up to 50 devices gives smaller fleets room to start, while policies, app controls, reporting, and API exports serve teams that need more than a simple device register. Larger organizations may find the paid per-device terms and volume-pricing path more relevant, particularly above 500 devices.

Miradore is less compelling for a small paid fleet if minimum payment terms outweigh the per-device price, or for a team that does not need its particular cross-platform controls and Premium+ integrations.

Pros and cons

• Pro — Free tier supports up to 50 devices: That cap is generous enough to make Miradore a realistic starting point for many small fleets after the trial.
• Pro — Selective remote wipe: Administrators can remove company information without needing to erase a whole personal device.
• Pro — Useful breadth of administration: Conditional policy automation, app controls, license management, dashboards, reports, and API exports support more than basic enrollment.
• Con — Paid costs depend on fleet and billing choices: The per-device monthly rates vary with those terms, so a headline price alone does not establish the total cost.
• Con — Small paid deployments face minimum terms: Fewer than 15 devices can be subject to minimum payment terms.
• Con — The strongest named integrations are Premium+ only: Teams needing native remote support or Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace synchronization must choose the higher paid tier.

Alternatives

For a wider category comparison, browse Unified Endpoint Management Software or Mobile Device Management Software.

• Relution is worth considering if its free allowance of five devices, with Shared Cloud or On Premises deployment and no time limit, better matches a very small fleet.
• FileWave offers a free Community Edition for up to 15 computers, 15 tablets, and 15 Chrome devices; consider it if those separate device caps fit your environment.
• ManageEngine Endpoint Central has a free edition for 25 endpoints, making it an option to compare for a smaller deployment.
• baramundi Management Suite is a paid alternative with a free trial if you want to evaluate a different service before committing.
• Hexnode UEM is another paid option to compare.
• myMDM is another freemium option to compare.
• miniOrange Unified Endpoint Management is a paid alternative with a free trial and plans that include Android and iOS enrollment options such as kiosk mode and geofencing.
• Applivery is another paid option to compare.

Verdict

Choose Miradore if a small or midsize business or MSP needs one place to secure, configure, and manage a mixed Android, Apple, and Windows fleet, particularly when selective wipe and app policies matter. The free plan’s 50-device ceiling is a useful entry point, and Premium+ has clear value when native remote support or directory synchronization is needed. Look elsewhere if minimum terms make a small paid fleet uneconomical or if those specific management and integration needs do not justify per-device pricing.