PlatyOps Patch review
A focused Windows/Linux patching tool with rollback, approvals, and a free 100-device plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PlatyOps Patch is a patch-management product for teams operating Windows and Linux fleets. It uses Ansible to scan and deploy updates through WUA/WSUS, apt, yum, and dnf, with approval workflows, maintenance windows, serial execution, real-time per-host logs, and service-integrity checks. The product suits small teams that need controlled patch rollout and rollback, including environments that prefer a self-hosted deployment.
The pricing structure starts with a Free plan at $0 per month for core patch management, manual approval workflows, community support, and 30-day audit log retention. It supports up to 100 devices and includes approvals, serial execution, real-time logs, native rollback, WSUS visibility, compliance exports, and self-hosting. Pro costs $49 per month and adds automated approval policies, priority email support, and 90-day audit log retention. Enterprise adds unlimited managed hosts, all products, an on-premises deployment option, a dedicated customer success manager, SLA-backed support, and SSO/SAML integration.
Its strongest technical focus is controlled execution rather than broad platform coverage. Easy Mode and Expert Mode support different approval needs, while maintenance windows and serial execution help teams stage changes. Automatic OS-native rollback follows failed health checks, and Essential Eight reports can be exported to PDF and CSV. WSUS, Ansible, and CMDB integrations support existing administration workflows, while hosts can be imported individually, by CSV, or through CMDB connections. Choose PlatyOps Patch when Windows and Linux coverage, rollback, audit trails, and self-hosting matter. Teams managing other operating systems or seeking a wider documented platform scope should consider alternatives.
PlatyOps Patch pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan supports up to 100 devices
- Automatic rollback after failed health checks
- Self-hosting, WSUS visibility, and compliance exports
- Where it doesn't
- Documented patch execution focuses on Windows and Linux hosts
- Free plan uses manual approval workflows
- Advanced support and automation require paid tiers
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