Codeproof Cyber Device Manager review
Broad device management with annual per-device pricing and a tiered feature set.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Codeproof Cyber Device Manager is a cloud-based unified endpoint management product for IT teams overseeing employee-owned and company-owned devices. Its scope spans mobile phones, tablets, computers, rugged devices, wearables, and IoT endpoints, with centralized enrollment, application management, policy enforcement, compliance monitoring, and remote actions. It is suited to organizations that want to manage a mixed fleet from a web console or API rather than handle each device group separately.
The published plans show annual pricing per registered device: Standard MDM is $24 per device per year, while Enterprise UEM is $48 per device per year. Standard includes QR code and Apple ABM enrollment, kiosk lockdown for up to five apps, and management of up to five apps. Enterprise adds unlimited app management, customizable kiosk mode, zero-touch enrollment, Android Enterprise, Apple ABM, DEP, VPP and Apple School Manager, plus OS update management. A 14-day trial is available. This tier split makes Standard a narrower entry point; teams that need broader app controls or the expanded enrollment and update features should compare the Enterprise cost against their device requirements.
Enrollment and platform coverage are central to the product’s appeal. Automated enrollment includes Android Zero-Touch, Apple Business Manager, Samsung Knox Mobile Enrollment, and Windows Autopilot; Okta SSO is also listed as an integration. Management capabilities include app deployment and removal, managed configurations, device policies, compliance reporting, kiosk and shared-device modes, and work or full wipes. BYOD controls use Android Work Profile and iOS User Enrollment. Teams seeking a single workflow across varied operating systems and endpoint types may find this breadth relevant, while buyers looking for a free option or full app and kiosk functionality at the lower tier should consider alternatives. The vendor also identifies AI features, without further detail in the product information.
Codeproof Cyber Device Manager pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Manages mobile, desktop, rugged, wearable, and IoT endpoints
- Supports automated enrollment across major device enrollment services
- Includes app, policy, kiosk, patch, reporting, and remote-wipe controls
- Where it doesn't
- Standard MDM limits kiosk mode and app management to five apps
- Enterprise UEM costs twice as much per device as Standard MDM
- No free plan; the trial is limited to 14 days
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