Applivery
7.1#8 in unified endpoint management softwareFrom €2 a yearAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitApplivery vs Relution
What both publish
| Fact | Applivery | Relution |
|---|---|---|
| Device management | The platform offers device enrollment, inventory, policy management, remote support, app management and patch management. | The platform configures and secures devices through policies and supports Apple DEP and VPP, Android Enterprise, Samsung Knox, Zero Touch, and Windows Autopilot. |
| Enrollment | Enrollment options include email, QR code, generated code or NFC, plus zero-touch enrollment through Android Zero-Touch, Samsung Knox Enrollment or Apple's Device Enrollment Program. | Apple DEP, Android Zero Touch, QR-code registration, BYOD and COPE enrollment workflows are supported. |
| Integrations | The pricing page lists CheckPoint Harmony Mobile, OEM applications, CI/CD tools including GitHub Actions, Fastlane, Bitrise, CircleCI and Jenkins, and Google Play Console integration. | Official integrations include Active Directory/LDAP, REST API, SAML, OpenID Connect, Apple Business Manager and Managed Google Play. |
| Product | Applivery describes itself as a Unified Endpoint Management platform for Apple, Android and Windows devices. | Relution is a Mobile Device Management and Unified Endpoint Management platform for managing mobile and stationary devices. |
Applivery plans
- Device Management Starter (annual)€2 a year
- App Distribution Startup (annual)€2.99 a year
- Device Management Advanced (annual)€3 a year
- App Distribution Business (annual)€5.99 a year
- App Distribution Starter (monthly)€49 a month
- App Distribution Essentials (monthly)€99 a month
Relution plans
- FreeFree
- CloudPriced on request
- On PremisesPriced on request
Pick Applivery if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Relution if…
Relution suits education, public administration, healthcare and enterprise teams managing mixed mobile and stationary endpoints. It is useful for organizations wanting cloud or self-hosted deployment, application distribution, policy controls and shared-device management.