IMTLazarus review

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

For schools and families that need oversight of student devices, IMTLazarus combines classroom management with digital security. Teachers can monitor and control screens in real time, review activity history, manage application access, and apply AI-based web and YouTube filtering. It supports Chromebook, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS environments, with web, desktop, mobile, and browser-extension deployment options. Family supervision and student wellbeing features extend its scope beyond classroom devices, while its central job remains supervision rather than teaching or assessment content.

IMTLazarus has several annual plans with different emphases. According to the vendor's pricing page, Essential starts at $5.50 per year and includes full URL information, MDM-enhanced security, network-compatible deployment, and one-year observation data. Fundamental is $6.50 per year, adding contextual security, wellbeing and AI ethics features, granular YouTube security, and an own-MDM option. Micro costs $7.50 and adds class participation controls, recent on-screen activity evaluation, teacher filters, and screen sharing. Inside is $8.50, with filter configurations, one-day screen history, teacher reports, and application permissions; Lite is $9.50, with 24/7 security management, filtering, screen history, and evaluation forms. Standard, Plus, and Premium feature highlights are provided, but no prices are shown for those plans. The page does not specify the license basis, so schools should clarify total cost before comparing tiers.

Google Workspace and Google Classroom synchronization make the platform relevant to schools already using Google's education tools. The integrations list also includes Microsoft Teams, Intune, Azure, Jamf School, Apple AirWatch, Cisco Meraki, and Mosyle, which may suit mixed device-management environments. GDPR compliance is listed, and support channels include phone and documentation. Choose IMTLazarus when screen oversight, filtering, and device controls are priorities across student and family devices. Schools seeking primarily instructional content or assessment tools should look elsewhere; its distinguishing emphasis is managing student access and activity.

IMTLazarus pros and cons

• Where it wins
  • Monitors and controls student screens in real time
  • Combines web, YouTube, and application access controls
  • Syncs with Google Classroom and supports mixed-device environments
• Where it doesn't
  • No free plan is listed
  • The annual license basis is not stated on the pricing page
  • Its focus is device supervision, not instructional content

IMTLazarus fact sheet, pricing and score →

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