Comparison

Patch My PC vs Action1

Patch My PC lands on Depends, and Action1 lands on Worth it.

Patch My PC

Depends

Confidence: High

Buy it if you run Intune or ConfigMgr at scale and struggle to package and patch hundreds of third-party apps.

Worth it

Confidence: Medium

Buy if you're an internal IT team patching up to 200 Windows-heavy endpoints . the free tier is genuinely generous and G2 ranks it a leader.

Patch My PC versus Action1
Compare	Patch My PC	Action1
Verdict	Depends	Worth it
Best for	Intune and ConfigMgr shops	Internal IT patching Windows fleets
Who it's not for	Small fleets . $3,500/year minimum regardless of device count	MSPs wanting deep RMM automation . Reddit cites feature gaps
Privacy	No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.	No platform breach found; one high-severity agent CVE (CVE-2025-5480) was disclosed and patched, and ransomware groups have abused the RMM tooling itself.
Support quality	G2 highlights responsive support	Insufficient evidence in sources
Public sentiment	Users call it reliable, set-and-forget third-party patching with responsive support; the recurring gripe is price for smaller environments.^¹	Vendor-adjacent ratings are strong (94% five-star claims, G2 leadership), but independent sysadmin threads are mixed on feature gaps and price changes.¹⁴
Biggest gotcha	Pricing floor: $3,500/year minimum even for tiny deployments . small orgs effectively subsidize enterprises^⁸	Agent-based RMM is a prime attacker target; keep the agent patched (CVE-2025-5480 was high severity).