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Print Manager review

#37 of 37 in Print Management Software

A focused print-management product from AND Technologies with contact-sales pricing.

5.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AND Technologies presents Print Manager as software for organizations that need to monitor and control printing. Its positioning is deliberately focused: the product name and description center on managing print activity rather than presenting a broad IT or productivity suite. Teams evaluating print oversight can consider it when their primary requirement is visibility and control over organizational printing.

The published pricing model is contact sales. That approach puts an initial conversation with AND Technologies ahead of purchasing and can suit organizations that prefer a vendor-led evaluation. It is less convenient for buyers seeking immediate online checkout or a clearly itemized self-service plan. Budget owners should therefore expect the buying process to begin with sales engagement rather than a listed subscription tier.

Print Manager’s narrow remit is both its clearest strength and its main boundary. Organizations concentrating on print monitoring and control may appreciate a product whose stated purpose stays within that domain. By contrast, teams looking for wider device management, document workflows, collaboration features, or a larger business-operations platform should compare alternatives designed for those broader jobs. Choose Print Manager when print governance is the central requirement and a contact-sales purchase is acceptable; choose another category when print is only one part of a wider operational brief.

Print Manager pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Targets monitoring of organizational printing.
    • Includes controls intended for managing print activity.
    • Keeps its purpose focused on print-management work.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires contacting sales before purchase.
    • A narrow print focus may not fit broader IT-management needs.
    • The contact-sales model offers no self-serve purchase path.

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