Patch My PC
7.7#1 in software update toolsFrom $3.50 a yearFree planWebmacOSSelf-hostedWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | Patch My PC | PatchMon |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Castle Rock, Colorado, United States | London, United Kingdom |
| Integrations | The service integrates with Microsoft ConfigMgr and Intune within existing management workflows. | Documented integrations include Discord, getHomepage, Ansible and Proxmox LXC auto-enrollment. |
| Purpose | Patch My PC automates packaging, deployment, and updating of third-party applications across managed devices. | PatchMon provides a central dashboard for patch monitoring across Linux, FreeBSD, and Windows fleets. |
| Self-hosting | Publisher can be installed on premises, while Cloud is delivered as SaaS; the lifecycle guide says one installation is used for ConfigMgr or Intune integration. | Self-hosted deployment is offered through Docker Compose, native binaries and a Proxmox LXC script. |
Patch My PC plans
- Home UpdaterFree
- Enterprise Plus$3.50 a year
- Enterprise Premium$5 a year
PatchMon plans
- Community EditionFree
- Starter$1 a month
- Plus$2 a month
- Max$3 a month
- PROPriced on request
Pick Patch My PC if…
Patch My PC suits organizations managing third-party application updates through ConfigMgr, Intune, or WSUS. Home Updater is for non-commercial use on supported Windows 10-or-later 64-bit systems or Windows Server 2016 or later.
Pick PatchMon if…
PatchMon suits infrastructure teams responsible for mixed server fleets, from small startups to organizations with a thousand hosts. The self-hosted edition fits teams prepared to manage their own server operations.