Miradore

Miradore is a cloud-based service for managing company-owned and personal smartphones, tablets, and computers. It is a sensible fit for small and midsize businesses and managed service providers with mixed-device fleets. Its free plan has room for up to 50 devices after a 14-day trial, while paid tiers add capabilities for organizations that need more support or identity integrations.

Overview

Miradore combines device enrollment and oversight with security controls, application administration, automation, and reporting. Administrators can enforce passcodes and encryption requirements, track devices, and remotely remove company information from lost or stolen devices. Selective wiping is particularly useful when staff use personal devices: it lets an organization remove its data without erasing the entire device.

Conditional policies can install settings, apps, and files automatically, while application controls cover deployment, removal, allowlists, blocklists, and software licenses. Those tools make Miradore useful for maintaining consistent configurations as well as monitoring a fleet. Dashboards and standard and custom reports help teams review managed devices; the REST API exports data over HTTPS in XML or JSON, giving organizations a route to use that data elsewhere.

Key features

Device and policy management: Enrollment, tracking, security, and administration cover Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows devices. Automated enrollment and policy management suit teams that need to apply consistent settings across phones, tablets, and computers.

Security controls: Passcode and encryption requirements help administrators enforce device safeguards. Remote selective wipe is a practical option for lost or stolen devices, especially in bring-your-own-device environments where a full wipe would be too broad.

Application management and automation: Administrators can deploy or remove apps, allow or block applications, manage licenses, and use conditional policies to install settings, apps, and files. This provides meaningful control over a fleet, though the available facts do not establish which controls belong to each paid tier.

Remote support and identity integrations: Premium+ includes natively integrated remote support through LogMeIn Resolve. Its Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace integrations synchronize user data and support filtered or bulk imports, making this tier more relevant to organizations that want device administration connected to their identity workflows.

Reporting and API: A device dashboard, standard reports, and custom reports provide ways to examine fleet data. The REST-based API exports XML or JSON over HTTPS for organizations that need programmatic access.

Pricing

Miradore uses a freemium model. The Free plan costs nothing and supports up to 50 devices after the 14-day trial. That cap makes it a credible starting point for a small fleet, but organizations expecting to outgrow 50 devices should weigh the per-device paid plans before committing to it.

Premium costs $2.75 a month, billed per device/month. It is the lower-cost paid option for organizations that need a paid tier but do not require the Premium+ additions described for remote support and identity integrations. Premium+ costs $3.95 a month, also billed per device/month, and is the clearer choice when native LogMeIn Resolve support or Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace synchronization matter.

Paid prices vary by billing choice and device count. Minimum payment terms apply below 15 devices, and organizations managing more than 500 devices are directed to request volume pricing. Compare the billing choice and device count against the per-device rate before estimating the total; the 50-device free cap does not apply to the paid plans in the same way.

Platforms

Miradore supports Android, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Windows for device management. Its platform reach suits organizations combining mobile devices and computers. The broader platform list also includes API, web, and self-hosted, but those labels should not be confused with additional managed-device operating systems.

Who it's for

Miradore is best suited to small and midsize businesses and managed service providers that want one service for a varied fleet, particularly when automated enrollment, policy enforcement, app controls, and selective wiping are priorities. The free tier is a reasonable fit for a fleet of up to 50 devices after its trial; teams needing integrated remote support or user synchronization have a concrete reason to consider Premium+. Organizations with fewer than 15 devices should account for minimum payment terms before choosing a paid plan, while larger fleets should seek volume pricing above 500 devices.

Pros and cons

Pro: Broad device coverage. Android, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Windows support fits mixed mobile and computer fleets.

Pro: Selective remote wipe. Removing company information rather than all device data is useful for lost devices and personal-device programs.

Pro: Useful free capacity. The Free plan allows up to 50 devices after the 14-day trial, giving smaller organizations room to manage a real fleet before paying.

Pro: Higher-tier additions are specific. Premium+ adds integrated LogMeIn Resolve support and Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace integrations for organizations that need them.

Con: Paid costs depend on terms and fleet size. Per-device billing varies by billing choice and device count, and minimum payment terms apply below 15 devices, so the headline rate alone is not a complete budget.

Con: The free plan has a firm fleet ceiling. Up to 50 devices makes it less suitable as a lasting choice for organizations with larger deployments.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see Unified Endpoint Management Software and Mobile Device Management Software.

FileWave is another option if its Community Edition's forever-free allowance of up to 15 computers, 15 tablets, and 15 Chrome devices better matches a small mixed fleet.

Relution is worth comparing if a five-device free allowance with shared-cloud or on-premises deployment is a closer fit.

Hexnode UEM may suit buyers focused on mobile kiosk and app management, location tracking, or Apple Business Manager, with its Pro plan at $2.20 a month billed per device/month.

Matrix42 FastViewer is an alternative for organizations comparing remote-support licensing, with a plan priced at €540 a year per concurrent session, plus 19% VAT.

SureAsset is another option to compare.

baramundi Management Suite is another option to compare.

Codeproof Cyber Device Manager is an alternative to compare for per-device annual pricing, with Standard MDM at $24 a year per device.

Trio Kiosk Management may be a better fit for kiosk-focused deployments, with Essentials at $5 a month per device and a 20-device starting point.

Verdict

Choose Miradore if you need a single service for managing a mixed Android, Apple, and Windows fleet, and value selective wiping, application controls, and a free tier that reaches 50 devices. Look elsewhere if minimum payment terms or variable per-device pricing undermine your budget, or if you need capabilities beyond the stated plan distinctions; Premium+ is the clear choice when its integrated support and identity integrations justify the added cost.