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Truvanta review

Freemium#50 of 61 in Desktop Management Software

A low-cost cloud platform for teams that need endpoint inventory, patching and remote control.

3.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Truvanta is a cloud-based endpoint management and remote monitoring product for teams overseeing IT devices. It combines live connectivity and resource history with hardware and software inventory, patch deployment, security controls and remote actions. The feature mix suits teams that want visibility and basic operational controls in one service, particularly smaller teams looking to keep initial costs low.

Pricing is endpoint-based. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes the full feature set and support for the first 100 endpoints. The Paid plan costs $1 per endpoint per month, also with the full feature set and support; the pricing description says the first 100 endpoints remain free, with charges calculated on endpoints above that allowance. This structure makes it practical to begin without a per-endpoint charge, while ongoing cost rises with fleet size. Both plans are described as including the same feature set, so the paid tier is not presented as an upgrade to additional capabilities.

Operational depth is a strength: administrators can preview patch targets, schedule deployments, review and approve versioned scripts before execution, and track per-endpoint outcomes in activity history and audit trails. Remote terminal and file actions are included, as is Windows remote control. Roles, scopes, MFA and SSO provide access-governance controls. However, supported operating systems are not specified, which makes compatibility difficult to assess—especially for teams with mixed fleets. Truvanta is worth considering for teams whose devices fit its confirmed remote-control coverage and who value endpoint visibility at a low starting cost; teams that need clearly documented OS coverage should compare alternatives before choosing.

Truvanta pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan covers the first 100 endpoints with the full feature set
    • Patch previews and scheduled deployments support controlled rollouts
    • Script approvals, roles, MFA, SSO and audit trails add governance
  • Where it doesn't
    • Supported operating systems are not specified
    • Paid pricing scales by endpoint beyond the free allowance
    • Windows remote control is specified, but other remote-control OS support is unclear

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