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Iru (formerly Kandji) vs Addigy

Iru (formerly Kandji) and Addigy both land on Depends.

Iru (formerly Kandji) versus Addigy
CompareIru (formerly Kandji)Addigy
VerdictDependsDepends
Best forApple-heavy mid-market fleetsMSPs managing multiple Apple client fleets
Who it's not forTiny teams with a few Macs . massive overkillMixed Windows/Android fleets . Addigy manages Apple only
PrivacyNo known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.²No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Support qualityNo direct user evidence on supportOnly vendor's own guarantee claims found.
Public sentimentReviewers rate Iru 4.7-4.9/5, praising it as reliable, scalable, and cost-effective MDM.⁶Users . especially MSPs . praise the smooth, simple experience, while grumbling about per-device pricing creep.15
Biggest gotchaNo public pricing . you learn cost only after a sales call; budgeting blind.⁴Per-device pricing means costs scale directly with fleet size; MSPs on Reddit flag this.16

Pick Iru (formerly Kandji) when

  • Apple-heavy mid-market fleets
  • Compliance-driven IT teams
  • Lean IT teams automating patching
  • Teams consolidating MDM, identity, compliance

When Iru (formerly Kandji) is not a fit

  • Tiny teams with a few Macs . massive overkill
  • Windows-first enterprises
  • Buyers needing transparent, self-serve pricing
  • Orgs wanting separate best-of-breed tools

Pick Addigy when

  • MSPs managing multiple Apple client fleets
  • Apple-only companies (Mac, iPhone, iPad)
  • Lean IT teams running 200+ Macs
  • Teams wanting MDM plus RMM in one

When Addigy is not a fit

  • Mixed Windows/Android fleets . Addigy manages Apple only
  • Anyone with under ~20 Apple devices . serious overkill
  • Buyers needing transparent, published pricing upfront

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