Miradore

Miradore is a cloud-based service for managing company and personal devices from one interface. It is best suited to small and midsize businesses and managed service providers overseeing mixed-device fleets. Its strongest case is combining enrollment, security, app controls, and reporting; look elsewhere if your fleet exceeds its stated scale or needs a different management focus.

Overview

Miradore covers smartphones, tablets, and computers running Android, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, or Windows. Administrators can enroll and track devices, apply policies, and review fleet data in a dashboard or reports. That range makes it a practical fit for organizations that need one service across employee-owned and company-owned devices, rather than separate management for each operating system.

Security controls include passcode and encryption requirements, plus remote selective wipe of company information from a lost or stolen device. Selective removal is especially relevant when employees use personal devices: it can address company data without requiring a full-device wipe. Policies can also install settings, apps, and files automatically when devices meet defined conditions, reducing repetitive administration while keeping changes conditional.

Key features

• Device enrollment and policy management: Automated enrollment and policy management support consistent administration across supported device types. This is useful for mixed fleets, though the broad platform list should not be read as evidence that every platform has identical controls.
• Application administration: Administrators can deploy and remove applications, blacklist or whitelist them, and manage software licenses. That combination gives IT teams control over both what reaches devices and the licenses associated with it.
• Reporting and API: A device dashboard, standard reports, and custom reports help teams inspect managed-device data. The REST-based API exports data over HTTPS in XML or JSON, which gives organizations a defined way to feed fleet data into other workflows.
• Premium+ additions: Premium+ includes native remote support through a LogMeIn Resolve integration. Its Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace integrations synchronize user data and support filtered or bulk imports. These additions are most relevant to teams that want support and user provisioning tied into device management; they are not included in the lower paid tier.

Pricing

Miradore has a free plan and a 14-day trial. After the trial, the free plan covers up to 50 devices at no cost, making it a reasonable starting point for a small fleet that can work without Premium+ features.

Premium costs $2.75 a month, billed per device/month. Premium+ costs $3.95 a month, also billed per device/month, and adds native remote support plus Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace integrations. The listed monthly amounts are per-device rates, not a single flat subscription; pricing varies by billing choice and device count. The paid tiers are therefore a better fit when their added capabilities justify the per-device cost.

Minimum payment terms apply for fewer than 15 devices, and organizations managing over 500 devices are directed to request volume pricing. Those terms matter for both ends of the fleet-size range: a very small paid deployment may face a minimum commitment, while larger organizations should seek a volume quote rather than assume the listed rate applies unchanged.

Platforms

Miradore supports Android, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Windows devices, including smartphones, tablets, and computers. Its platform listing also includes API, web, and self-hosted. The supported operating systems make it relevant to organizations with mobile and desktop endpoints, while the API provides a way to export managed-device data.

Who it's for

Miradore is a strong candidate for small and midsize businesses and managed service providers that need centralized administration across company-owned and personal devices. Its selective wipe, app controls, and conditional policy automation are useful where security and consistent configuration matter alongside fleet visibility. The free cap of 50 devices can suit a modest deployment; larger fleets should compare volume pricing, and teams that specifically need remote support or directory integrations should budget for Premium+.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Selective wipe removes company information from lost or stolen devices, a meaningful safeguard for personal-device programs.
• Pro: App deployment, removal, allowlisting, blocklisting, and license management provide more control than device tracking alone.
• Pro: The free plan supports up to 50 devices after the trial, giving small fleets room to evaluate or operate without an immediate per-device bill.
• Con: Premium+ is required for native remote support and Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace user synchronization, so teams needing those integrations must pay the higher per-device rate.
• Con: Minimum payment terms for fewer than 15 devices can make a paid rollout less attractive at very small scale.

Alternatives

Consider FileWave if its Community Edition's forever-free allowance of up to 15 computers, 15 tablets, and 15 Chrome devices better matches a small fleet. Choose Relution if a free allowance of five devices with shared cloud or on-premises deployment and no time limit is a better fit. SureAsset is an option when free asset lifecycle management, hardware and software license tracking, API access, and automation are the priority.

ManageEngine Endpoint Central may suit organizations that want a free edition capped at 25 endpoints. BlackBerry AtHoc is another paid alternative. SureMDM may be worth comparing if its Standard plan's device enrollment, application management, remote support, kiosk mode, security management, and OS updates fit the requirement. baramundi Management Suite is an alternative with a hosted SaaS version. BlackBerry UEM is another paid option.

Browse Unified Endpoint Management Software or Mobile Device Management Software for more options.

Verdict

Choose Miradore for a small or midsize organization or MSP that wants one service for mixed-device enrollment, security, app administration, and reporting, with a free tier that reaches 50 devices. Its clearest advantage is the breadth of day-to-day controls, especially selective wipe and conditional automation. Look elsewhere if you need Premium+ capabilities but cannot justify the higher per-device rate, or if minimum terms and volume pricing make the economics a poor fit.