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Patch My PC vs PlatyOps Patch

Patch My PC

patchmypc.com

PlatyOps Patch

platyops.ai

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FigurePatch My PCPlatyOps Patch
Price from$0.29/mo$49/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYes—
Linux—Yes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published33
Spec score · Patch Management Software8.8 (#6)7.9 (#21)
IntegrationsThe service integrates with Microsoft ConfigMgr and Intune within existing management workflows.Patch displays WSUS-approved updates alongside Ansible scan results and supports importing hosts by CSV or connecting a CMDB.
PurposePatch My PC automates packaging, deployment, and updating of third-party applications across managed devices.Patch automates scheduling, approvals, rollback, and reporting for Windows and Linux fleets.
SupportPatch My PC describes support staff as including former system administrators, cybersecurity experts, Microsoft veterans and MVPs.The Free plan includes community support, Pro includes priority email support, and Enterprise includes SLA-backed support.

Plans

Patch My PC

  • Home UpdaterFree
  • Enterprise Plus$3.50 a year
  • Enterprise Premium$5 a year

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PlatyOps Patch

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$49 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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In their own words

Patch My PC

Patch My PC automates packaging, deployment, and updates for third-party applications across managed devices. Its Publisher integrates with Microsoft ConfigMgr, Intune, and WSUS. Patch My PC Cloud is a SaaS portal aimed mainly at Intune customers and can also extend ConfigMgr capabilities. The pricing page lists a curated catalog of 3,782 supported products. Publisher can package applications for x86, x64, and ARM64 architectures; Cloud can create custom packages for ConfigMgr or Intune. Cloud can also publish macOS applications to Intune, including DMG and PKG apps for Intel and Apple Silicon. Enterprise subscriptions include unlimited support from in-house engineers, setup assistance, and environment reviews. The company says it aims to release updates on the same day as vendors, generally between 1:00 and 5:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. A 30-day business trial includes all features and supported products. Enterprise Plus starts at 3,500 USD per year for up to 1,000 devices; Enterprise Premium starts at 5,000 USD per year for up to 1,000 devices.

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PlatyOps Patch

PlatyOps Patch automates patch scheduling, approvals, rollback, and reporting for Windows and Linux fleets. Its Ansible-powered execution supports Windows WUA and WSUS, as well as Linux apt, yum, and dnf hosts. Easy Mode guides patching through a wizard; Expert Mode exposes serial execution, failure thresholds, and maintenance windows. Streaming per-host logs show queued, running, succeeded, or failed status. If a host fails post-patch health checks, Patch triggers OS-native rollback and deploys recovery scripts. It can show WSUS-approved updates alongside Ansible scan results, import hosts by CSV, or connect a CMDB. Service checks compare before and after patching to flag stopped services, configuration drift, and new listeners. Each job creates an audit trail, and Essential Eight reports export to PDF or CSV. The full stack can be self-hosted with Docker Compose; the product page says it has no external dependencies and data stays on the network. Free access covers up to 10 hosts at free; Pro costs $49 a month for up to 100 hosts. Enterprise pricing is custom.

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