Hexnode UEM review
Broad OS coverage and device controls, with monthly plans starting at $2.20 per device.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Hexnode UEM centralizes enrollment, configuration, application distribution, policy enforcement, security controls, reporting, and remote management for organizations managing mobile, desktop, rugged, and purpose-built devices. Its supported operating systems include iOS/iPadOS, Android, macOS, Fire OS, Windows, tvOS, visionOS, Linux, and ChromeOS. That breadth makes it a fit for IT teams responsible for mixed fleets, including kiosks and frontline devices, rather than teams seeking a tool for only one device type.
Enrollment integrations include Apple Business Manager, Apple School Manager, Android Zero-touch Enrollment, Samsung Knox Mobile Enrollment, and Windows Autopilot. Identity connections include Microsoft Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, and Google Workspace. Day-to-day controls span app catalogs and allowlists or blocklists, device policies, OS and third-party patch management, remote view and control, geofencing, compliance reporting, and remote wipe. Organizations with varied endpoints can manage provisioning and policy in one platform; those needing only basic mobile management may find this breadth unnecessary.
According to the vendor's pricing page, Pro costs $2.20 per device per month and includes mobile app and kiosk management, location tracking, Apple Business Manager, Android Enterprise, and technician two-factor authentication. Enterprise costs $3.20 and adds basic desktop management, remote view, mobile OS updates, geofencing, directory integrations, and Hexnode Gateway. Ultimate costs $4.70, adding automation with Deploy, custom scripting, Windows Autopilot, advanced reporting, FileVault for macOS, and Windows and Mac app management. Ultra includes macOS and Windows patch and OS update management, Okta Device Trust, BitLocker for Windows, custom configurations, and Genie AI features; its price requires a request. There is no free plan, but a 14-day trial is offered. Choose Hexnode when cross-platform coverage and tiered endpoint controls matter; consider a narrower alternative if those capabilities exceed your needs.
Hexnode UEM pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports mobile, desktop, rugged, and purpose-built endpoints across many OSes
- Automates enrollment, app deployment, policies, patching, and remote wipe
- Integrates with major identity and enrollment services
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; the offer is a 14-day trial
- Ultra pricing requires a request
- Advanced desktop management starts with Enterprise
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