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Automox

Automox is cloud patching and endpoint automation for Windows, macOS and Linux; OS patching costs $1 per endpoint a month on annual terms.

Our take: Automox does the core job well: one cloud console that keeps Windows, Mac and Linux machines patched without on-site servers.

Best forCloud patching, mixed OS
ReviewedPricing: Free Trial
Try Automox$1/endpoint/mo (annual, OS patching only)

Automox is a cloud-native tool that patches and configures Windows, macOS and Linux devices through a lightweight agent. OS patching costs $1 per endpoint a month on an annual commitment, the Automate plans are quote-based, and there is a 15-day free trial with no card.

The bottom line

A clean choice for cross-platform patching; get a quote if you need third-party apps or scripting.

Our score

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Community ratings

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G2
4.5 out of 5
320+ reviews
Capterra
4.7 out of 5
150+ reviews

4.6 / 5 aggregate · across 2 sources

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really isA cloud-native patching and endpoint automation service using a lightweight agent.
Our takeAutomox does the core job well: one cloud console that keeps Windows, Mac and Linux machines patched without on-site servers.
It also does something rare in this category by publishing a price. Read the line under it, though. The $1 plan is OS patching only, and the features most teams compare it on, third-party apps, Worklets and the API, live on quote-only plans.
Why we rate itCross-OS cloud patching with a published entry price and a no-card trial.
The catchThe $1 plan excludes third-party patching, scripting and the API.

Best / not good for

Best for
  • Remote and hybrid device fleets
  • Mixed Windows, macOS and Linux estates
  • MSPs managing several client organizations
Not good for
  • Buyers needing full RMM monitoring and alerting
  • Teams wanting every tier priced upfront
  • Organizations that need unlimited support tickets on the base tier
Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

  1. Time to value
    Short: start the 15-day trial and deploy the agent to endpoints.
  2. Scale breakpoint
    Third-party patching or scripting moves you to a custom-priced Automate plan.
  3. Walled garden
    Low to medium: REST API for integrations, with patching tied to the Automox agent.

Automox plans and pricing

PlanPriceAdds
Patch OS$1/endpoint/mo, annual commitmentWindows, macOS and Linux OS patching
Automate EssentialsCustom630+ third-party titles, software deployment, automation policies, device configuration, API
Automate EnterpriseCustomWorklets, FixNow immediate execution, multi-organization management, core remote control

From Automox's pricing page, checked 4 October 2026. Monthly billing has no commitment; annual plans save 25%. Volume discounts for 200+ devices or multi-year contracts. 15-day free trial.

Automox support tiers

TierTicketsOnboarding
StandardUp to 5 a month, 24/7 accessOnboarding webinar, Automox University, community
PreferredUnlimitedPersonalized 1:1 onboarding, quarterly health checks
Turnkey ResultsUnlimitedEverything in Preferred plus monthly 1:1 optimization calls

From Automox's pricing page, checked 4 October 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an Automox license cost per month?

Automox's Patch OS plan costs $1 per endpoint a month with an annual commitment and covers operating system patching. Automate Essentials and Automate Enterprise use custom pricing. Automox says annual plans save 25% compared with paying monthly (checked 4 October 2026).

Does Automox have a free trial?

Yes. Automox offers a 15-day free trial with no credit card required (checked 4 October 2026).

What is Automox used for?

Automox automates patching and configuration of Windows, macOS and Linux devices from a cloud console. IT teams use it to keep operating systems and third-party apps up to date, deploy software and run remediation scripts.

What is Automox on my computer?

If you see Automox on a work computer, your organization's IT team has likely installed the Automox agent. It is a lightweight program that lets IT apply updates and configuration changes remotely. Ask your IT team before removing it.

Does Automox patch third-party apps?

Yes, on the Automate plans. Automate Essentials adds 630+ third-party patching titles, per Automox's pricing page. The $1 Patch OS plan covers operating system updates only.

How do I log in to Automox?

Conversion Gems is a review site, not Automox. Administrators sign in to the Automox console at https://console.automox.com/.

Automox alternatives

Other patching and endpoint management tools in our directory:

Sources checked October 4, 2026: Automox pricing, Automox FAQ, Automox free trial, Automox console.

Conversion Gems independently reviews every tool.

Tags

#PatchManagement#EndpointManagement#ITAutomation