AppTec360 Enterprise Mobility Management vs Mosyle Manager

AppTec360 Enterprise Mobility Management centrally manages organizational devices, applications, content, and security. It supports iOS, macOS, Android, and Windows, with cloud hosting or an on-premises pre-configured appliance. Administrators can remotely install apps, manage an enterprise app store, apply application allowlists or blocklists, and configure email, Wi-Fi, and VPN settings. Security controls include certificates, encryption, URL and application restrictions, remote locking, selective deletion of corporate data, and jailbreak or root detection. BYOD container management separates personal and enterprise data. Enrollment methods include Apple DEP, Android Enterprise, Android Zero Touch, Microsoft Autopilot, Samsung KNOX, QR, NFC, SMS, email, and bulk enrollment. WebFilter applies browser restrictions using a categorized database with more than two million entries. The feature matrix lists a REST API, LDAP synchronization, and enterprise-infrastructure integration. The on-premises version is free for up to 25 devices. Free virtual-appliance licenses include technical support only for the first 30 days after creation, and setup or installation is excluded. The pricing sheet lists 25 GB of ContentBox storage per company, with additional storage available for a fee. Paid packages are billed per device and month, including a €119 a month Unified Endpoint Management package and a €239 a month all-in-one bundle.

Mosyle Manager provides Apple device management with workflows designed for K-12 schools and districts. It manages macOS, iOS/iPadOS, and tvOS, including simultaneous management of Macs and iOS/iPadOS devices. Schools can deploy school-owned iPads through Apple Automated Device Enrollment, use Shared iPad workflows, or enroll BYOD devices while keeping school data separate from personal data. App management covers App Store, custom, and enterprise apps, plus macOS PKG and DMG packages; a macOS App Catalog is also available. Classroom tools include class feeds and history, assigned study apps and sites, App Lock, Safe Test Mode, Quick Poll, and live screens for macOS. Integrations include Google, Microsoft, Active Directory, and API. After account approval, the 30-day trial gives access to all features; an unsubscribed account then converts to the free plan. Free is free with no device limit, but it can be configured for iOS/iPadOS or macOS. Premium costs $5.50 a year and OneK12 costs $9 a year, each with a minimum of 30 licenses.