Applivery review
Applivery covers core UEM needs, with device coverage and team features expanding by plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Applivery is a cloud-based unified endpoint management platform for organizations managing Apple, Android, Windows, and macOS devices. It brings device enrollment, application lifecycle management, policy enforcement, kiosk controls, patching, remote actions, and reporting into a centralized console. Teams that need a broad set of UEM basics across corporate-owned or personally owned devices can consider it; the right fit depends on which operating systems and enterprise controls they need.
The published plans show Starter at €2 per device per month with annual billing, or €2.50 monthly. It covers iOS and Android mobile devices, kiosk mode, basic MDM features, and one administrator. Advanced costs €3 per device per month annually or €3.50 monthly, and adds macOS, tablets and iPads, Windows 10 and 11, tvOS, watchOS, and up to five team members. Enterprise includes Advanced features plus single sign-on, directory synchronization, remote support and control, custom enrollment, enterprise support and SLA, and guaranteed uptime. A 14-day trial is listed; no free plan is offered. Enterprise pricing is not stated in the published plan details.
Enrollment options include QR, NFC, manual, bulk, and zero-touch provisioning, with integrations for LDAP, SAML, SCIM, Google Workspace, Android Zero-touch Enrollment, Samsung Knox Enrollment, Apple Device Enrollment Program, CI/CD tools, and webhooks. Device and application policies, private and self-hosted app distribution, OS and app patch management, compliance and usage reporting, and remote lock and wipe round out the operational scope. This breadth makes Applivery worth considering for teams consolidating device and app administration, especially when they need enrollment and identity connections. Teams with only iOS and Android needs can stay on Starter, while organizations needing broader OS coverage must choose Advanced; those requiring SSO, remote support, or SLA features need Enterprise.
Applivery pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Enroll devices through QR, NFC, manual, bulk, and zero-touch provisioning
- Manage apps, policies, patches, kiosk modes, and remote lock or wipe
- Connect identity, enrollment, and automation systems through integrations and API
- Where it doesn't
- Starter covers iOS and Android devices, not the wider OS range
- Advanced is required for macOS, Windows, tvOS, and watchOS management
- Enterprise adds key capabilities but has no published price here
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