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NinjaOne makes your technicians more efficient with an intuitive, modern interface that puts all your decisions in one place and cuts out extra clicks. New technicians can learn NinjaOne in a matter of hours, not weeks.
Criteria |
Jamf Pro |
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Overall Rating | 4.8 out of 5 (1,195) | 4.7 out of 5 (1,606) |
Meets Requirements |
9.1
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9.2
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Ease of Use |
9.3
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8.9
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Ease of Setup |
9.3
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8.3
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Ease of Admin |
9.3
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8.8
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Quality of Support |
9.4
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9.0
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Ease of Doing Business With |
9.6
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9.3
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Product Direction (% positive) |
9.8
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9.3
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Based on G2 Spring 2024
Jamf Pro is an Apple device management and security platform with zero-touch deployment, inventory management, identity and access management, and endpoint protection. IT pros use it to manage the entire lifecycle of their Apple devices.
NinjaOne offers a comprehensive suite of tools beyond mobile device management (MDM), including remote monitoring, patch management, and remote support. Unlike Jamf Pro, which primarily focuses on Apple MDM, NinjaOne supports Apple and Android devices alongside other endpoint devices and servers.
Furthermore, Jamf Pro’s steep learning curve and complex interface demand more resources and extensive training for users to fully utilize the platform. NinjaOne’s user interface is more straightforward, making it easier for IT teams to learn, navigate, and execute actions. In addition, NinjaOne’s world-class customer experience provides all the support needed to implement the platform quickly and effortlessly.
with Mark Andres, Director of IT Services at GSDSolutions
As we grew, we started looking for tools that would help us support more clients more efficiently. We wanted something that gave us more control over endpoints and systematically keep tabs on devices. We needed a tool that would notify us when something was wrong, let us customize those alerts, and help us automate tasks…What really set NinjaOne apart for us was the great design, modern technology, and the new features that come out all the time.”
Brian Roemen, Principal and CTO, Brave North Technology
NinjaOne is incredibly easy to use, combining a fluid interface with powerful back-end features. There’s no complicated setup, or difficult to manage interface. All options and tools are clearly labeled, easy to understand, and the interface is… easy to navigate.
Ryan Reiffenberger, Reiffenberger.NET Technology Solutions
Unlike legacy, on-premise solutions, NinjaOne is cloud native. Everything in NinjaOne can be done in fewer clicks with a quick, responsive UI so you can complete tasks faster
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NinjaOne offers more IT management features at a more cost-effective price than Jamf Pro and is also easier to use. Unlike Jamf Pro which only supports Apple products, NinjaOne’s MDM capabilities allow users to also monitor and manage Android devices.
No, Jamf Pro primarily focuses on Apple device management, so users must use a different server monitoring platform. With NinjaOne, IT professionals can access an intuitive single console and get full visibility of all their endpoint devices and servers.
No, Jamf Pro has no ticketing system and only integrates with one help desk software. On the other hand, NinjaOne Ticketing offers a customizable ticketing solution with powerful automation and remote access capabilities to improve end-user satisfaction and issue resolution times. NinjaOne also has a more extensive library of third-party integrations, offering users more flexibility with their IT operations.
No, according to Jamf Pro’s documentation page, it does not support Android devices, so organizations would need to utilize a different solution for non-Apple devices. On the other hand, NinjaOne allows users to monitor and manage Android and Apple mobile devices alongside Windows, macOS, Linux devices, servers, and virtual machines.