ManageEngine DEX Manager Plus
6.9#1 in digital experience monitoring softwareFrom $495 a yearWebLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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What both publish
| Fact | ManageEngine DEX Manager Plus | Nanoheal |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | The vendor describes the product as intended for IT operations and support, end user computing, and digital workplace transformation teams. | Nanoheal presents the platform for enterprises, OEMs and support channels, and small businesses. |
| Support | ManageEngine offers support requests, technical support by telephone, training and certification, and personalized product demos. | Nanoheal's contact page advertises 24/7 technical assistance and self-help resources. |
ManageEngine DEX Manager Plus plans
- Professional Edition — 50 computers (with 1 technician)$49 a month
- Professional Edition — 100 computers (with 1 technician)$99 a month
- Professional Edition — 250 computers (with 1 technician)$214 a month
- Professional Edition — 500 computers (with 1 technician)$369 a month
- Professional Edition — 50 computers (with 1 technician)$495 a year
- Professional Edition — 1000 computers (with 1 technician)$634 a month
Nanoheal plans
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Pick ManageEngine DEX Manager Plus if…
It is aimed at IT operations and support, end user computing, and digital workplace transformation teams monitoring employee endpoints. It may suit organizations that want device-group remediation workflows and experience analytics.
Pick Nanoheal if…
It suits enterprises, OEMs, support channels, and small businesses that need automated endpoint operations and digital employee experience management. The no-code tools also fit teams without coding expertise.