Naverisk

Overview

Naverisk is an IT services suite for MSPs and IT professionals who want to manage devices, service requests, contracts and backups in one system. Its appeal is the breadth of that combined workflow, with cloud and on-premise hosting options; teams looking only for a focused monitoring tool may find the $110/mo starting commitment hard to justify.

Key features

RMM supports Windows, Linux, Mac and SNMP devices, with patch management, unattended remote access and script automation. Tasks can run manually or on demand, in response to events, or on a schedule across multiple devices and customers. That flexibility suits providers handling both routine maintenance and reactive work across client environments. The all-inclusive price does not come with a stated device or user limit, so buyers should establish whether it fits their fleet before committing.

The Service Desk combines ticket collaboration and routing with technician scheduling and knowledge-base documentation at the site and device level. PSA adds contract and project management, automated billing and business intelligence reporting. Keeping these service and business workflows together can suit MSPs that want fewer separate tools; it is less compelling for a team that needs only remote monitoring.

Arma Data Protection describes encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access controls, two-factor authentication and air-gapped immutable storage for ransomware protection. But bare-metal recovery was not available at the time described, limiting its appeal to buyers who require that recovery method. The mobile app handles tickets and alerts, while iOS device-management support is coming soon. Advertised 24/7 global support at no additional cost is a practical plus for teams serving clients across time zones.

Listed integrations include Xero, QuickBooks, Autotask, Zendesk, TeamViewer, Splashtop, ScreenConnect, StorageCraft, e-automate and ScalePad. That range can help connect service operations with accounting, PSA and remote-access tools a provider already uses.

Pricing

Naverisk is paid, with a starting price of $110/mo for a single all-inclusive plan. It has a free trial but no free plan. The one-price approach may appeal to teams seeking the suite’s full mix of RMM, Service Desk, PSA and data protection, but the device and user limits are unstated, making scale and total fit important questions before purchase.

Two backup offers are priced separately: Arma Data Protection for Naverisk partners is free, with Wasabi cloud storage costs excluded; Microsoft 365 backups cost $0.50 a month per user, also excluding Wasabi storage. The partner offer removes the backup charge, not the storage cost, so it is not necessarily cost-free in operation.

Platforms

Naverisk is available on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, Windows and as a self-hosted deployment. Customers can choose cloud or on-premise hosting. RMM support covers Windows, Linux, Mac and SNMP devices; the mobile app’s iOS device-management support is still coming soon.

Who it's for

Naverisk is best suited to MSPs and IT professionals who want device management, service desk operations, PSA workflows and data protection in a shared suite, especially when cross-customer automation and a choice of hosting model matter. It is a weaker fit for small teams seeking a free RMM, buyers who need a clear per-device or per-user price before evaluating, or organizations that require bare-metal backup recovery now.

Pros and cons

• Pro: RMM, Service Desk, PSA and data protection are combined, which can reduce the need to spread service delivery and billing across separate systems.
• Pro: Automation can be manual, on demand, event-triggered or scheduled across multiple devices and customers, useful for varied client operations.
• Pro: Cloud and on-premise hosting options give teams a choice in deployment model.
• Pro: Advertised 24/7 global support has no additional charge.
• Con: The main plan starts at $110/mo and has no published device or user limit, which complicates cost comparisons for teams with defined fleet sizes.
• Con: Bare-metal recovery was not yet available, a meaningful gap for backup buyers who need that recovery path.
• Con: iOS device-management support is still coming soon, despite iOS being among the platforms supported by the product.

Alternatives

Choose ManageEngine RMM Central if a free tier for up to 25 devices is a better starting point; its Enterprise Edition — 50 devices is $1,195 a year.

MSP360 RMM is worth considering for an MSP that wants a no-time-limit community edition for up to 50 endpoints, or a paid option at $1.75 a month.

NetLock RMM offers a Community Edition at no cost for up to 25 devices, with unlimited tenants, users and locations and all features included; it may suit a provider prioritizing a free multi-tenant entry point.

Consider Cinch RMM if a free plan capped at five users with full platform features is a better match.

Level.io has a free tier for the first 10 devices and paid pricing at $2 a month, billed month-to-month with no annual commitment; it suits buyers who prefer a per-device option and shorter commitment.

Xcellerate RMM offers a free, self-hosted Community plan with unlimited devices and technicians, making it an alternative for teams seeking that combination.

ManageEngine Endpoint Central is another option to compare.

O&O Syspectr is another option to compare.

Browse more options in Remote Monitoring and Management Software.

Verdict

Naverisk is a strong candidate for MSPs that want RMM, service desk, PSA and data protection integrated, with flexible automation and cloud or on-premise deployment. Its main reason to choose it is that operational breadth; look elsewhere if you need a free or clearly capped entry plan, or bare-metal recovery as part of backup today.