Patch My PC review
A strong fit for Microsoft environments that need curated patching across Windows and macOS.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Patch My PC automates third-party application updates and deployments for organizations using Microsoft Intune, Configuration Manager, or WSUS. It is designed for IT teams managing Windows and macOS endpoints, with a curated and tested application catalog, automated Windows packaging for x86, x64, and ARM64, and macOS application deployment through Intune. A free, non-commercial Home Updater is also available for consumers.
Pricing spans a free plan, MSP Plus at $0.50 per device per month with monthly billing, Enterprise Plus at $3,500 per year, and Enterprise Premium at $5,000 per year. MSP Plus adds a cloud portal for multi-tenant Intune management, tenant-aware management, flexible monthly billing, and a Publisher license. Enterprise Plus includes automated third-party patching, ConfigMgr and Intune support, Windows and macOS support, basic reporting, and custom apps. Enterprise Premium adds advanced reporting and analytics, CVE and threat visibility, device health and inventory, and real-time ConfigMgr client actions.
Its strongest fit is a Microsoft-centered environment that wants scheduled synchronization, phased deployments with Update Rings, customizable application packages, and patch compliance reporting within an established management stack. Teams can publish third-party updates to WSUS, Configuration Manager, and Intune, while Microsoft Entra ID is also supported. Custom application creation broadens its use beyond the curated catalog. Choose Patch My PC when Microsoft platform integration and application patch automation are priorities; consider another tool if your organization needs a broader ecosystem than the listed Microsoft integrations or requires advanced threat analytics without the Enterprise Premium tier.
Patch My PC pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Curated, tested catalog for third-party application updates
- Publishes updates to Intune, Configuration Manager, and WSUS
- Supports Windows packaging, macOS updates, and phased deployments
- Where it doesn't
- Advanced CVE visibility and threat analytics require Enterprise Premium
- The ecosystem centers on Microsoft Intune, Configuration Manager, and WSUS
- The free Home Updater is restricted to non-commercial use
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