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ManageEngine RMM Central vs Odin RMM

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6.9#19 in remote monitoring and management softwareFrom $15 a month
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FactManageEngine RMM CentralOdin RMM
APIThe FAQ says third-party tools can be integrated through an API; no separate public SDK is identified there.Odin provides a REST API for tickets, customers, contacts, agents, invoices, agreements, and analytics, authenticated with personal access tokens carrying the issuing user's live permissions.
IntegrationsDocumented integrations include ServiceDesk Plus MSP, Firewall Analyzer, Applications Manager, NetFlow Analyzer and Device Expert.The integrations page lists Chocolatey for software delivery, Splashtop for remote control, and HostedScan for managed vulnerability scanning.
PurposeRMM Central is a unified remote monitoring and management solution for managed service providers to monitor and manage client IT networks from one console.Odin RMM monitors and acts on Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints through one agent and console.
SecurityIts security policy describes SAML single sign-on, two-factor authentication, role-based access control, and certificate-based agent authentication.Odin states that it enforces strict tenant scoping on DynamoDB reads and writes and that SOC 2 Type II is in progress.

ManageEngine RMM Central plans

  • Free EditionFree
  • FreeFree
  • Enterprise Edition — 50 devices$1,195 a year
  • Enterprise Edition — 50 devices, 1 user$1,195, paid once
  • Enterprise Edition — 100 devices$2,145 a year
  • Enterprise Edition — 100 devices, 1 user$2,145, paid once

Odin RMM plans

  • Basic$15 a month
  • Pro$39 a month
  • Enterprise$79 a month

Pick ManageEngine RMM Central if…

It suits MSPs that manage multiple client networks and need network, server, endpoint patching, mobile device, and remote access tools in one console. The free plan may suit teams managing up to 25 devices.

Pick Odin RMM if…

Odin RMM suits MSPs and internal IT teams managing Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints. Its script automation, policy controls, alerts, and fleet inventory are relevant to teams that manage devices at scale.

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