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Miradore vs TinyMDM

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Miradore

7.6#3 in mobile content management systemFrom $2.75 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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TinyMDM

6.3#15 in byod management software
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FactMiradoreTinyMDM
APIThe Miradore API is a REST-based web service that exports data over HTTPS in XML or JSON format.TinyMDM API access is included in the pricing plans.
Founded20062018
HeadquartersLappeenranta, FinlandNantes, France
IntegrationsPremium+ integrations with Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace synchronize user data to Miradore and support filtered or bulk user imports.The pricing page lists Microsoft Azure user synchronization and Google SSO for console managers; SAML manager login is marked coming soon.
Notable limitsThe pricing page says minimum payment terms apply for fewer than 15 devices and directs organizations managing over 500 devices to request volume pricing.The pricing comparison says remote view and control are available in Kiosk and Fully Managed modes, but not BYOD or WPCO modes.
ProductMiradore is a cloud-based mobile device management solution for managing company-owned and personal devices from one interface.TinyMDM is a cloud mobile device management solution for remotely deploying, managing, and securing Android mobile devices.
SupportThe pricing comparison lists knowledge base and community support, email support, and phone support among its support options.The company states that technical support is free and that it does not charge extra for setup, onboarding, or training.

Miradore plans

  • FreeFree
  • Premium$2.75 a month
  • Premium+$3.95 a month

TinyMDM plans

  • Free trialFree
  • Classic—
  • CustomPriced on request
  • Flexible—

Pick Miradore if…

Miradore suits small and medium-sized businesses and managed service providers managing company-owned or personal devices. Its policy, app, and reporting tools are relevant to administrators responsible for several device types.

Pick TinyMDM if…

TinyMDM suits organizations managing Android fleets, including deployments that need Kiosk, BYOD, or fully managed modes. It is also relevant to teams needing remote app administration, enrollment choices, and API access.

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