Kaseya VSA

Kaseya VSA is a remote monitoring and management (RMM) platform from Kaseya for IT departments and managed service providers to monitor, patch and remotely control Windows, macOS and Linux endpoints from a single console. It covers automated discovery and mapping of hardware, software, virtual machines, cloud infrastructure and IoT devices, patch management for operating systems and third-party applications, policy-based automation to push the same fix or configuration across many machines at once, and Live Connect for remote access to an endpoint without setting up a VPN. It also includes mobile device management, reporting and business intelligence, and ransomware detection and isolation.

Kaseya does not publish VSA pricing anywhere on its site; buying it means requesting a quote or a demo (checked September 2026). VSA is now most commonly sold as the RMM component of the Kaseya 365 Endpoint bundle, a single per-endpoint licence that combines VSA or Datto RMM with antivirus, patch management, endpoint detection and response, and a fixed amount of backup storage; Kaseya markets the bundle on cost savings against buying the pieces separately but does not state a price for it. VSA can still be bought as a standalone product outside the bundle. New licences are sold as VSA 10; VSA 9 is no longer available to new customers, though existing VSA 9 users can remain on it. There is no free version and no free trial listed on Kaseya's site.

Kaseya was founded in 2000 and is now based in Miami, Florida, majority-owned by Insight Partners. It has built an "IT Complete" suite through acquisitions, including IT Glue for documentation in 2018 and Datto, the backup and RMM vendor, in 2022 for 6.2 billion dollars. VSA integrates with these sister products, including Kaseya BMS for PSA and ticketing, IT Glue for documentation, and Cove Data Protection and Datto BCDR for backup. VSA suits IT departments and MSPs already using, or considering, other Kaseya products, particularly those weighing the Kaseya 365 bundle against buying an RMM and security stack separately. Anyone evaluating it should ask Kaseya directly for current per-endpoint pricing, confirm whether a quote covers VSA 10 alone or the Kaseya 365 bundle, and check that any specific third-party PSA or backup tool it needs is still supported, since Kaseya does not publish a public VSA integrations page.

Kaseya VSA suits an MSP or IT department that wants one vendor for RMM, patching, security and backup rather than assembling a stack from different suppliers, especially one weighing the Kaseya 365 Endpoint bundle against buying tools separately. Because pricing is quote-only and increasingly framed around that bundle, get a like-for-like quote for VSA on its own before comparing it to a rival such as NinjaOne or N-able N-central, both of which are also RMM platforms with published integration ecosystems. On a demo, confirm whether you are being quoted VSA 10 or the older VSA 9, ask exactly which third-party PSA and backup tools are supported today rather than relying on Kaseya's own IT Complete products, and get the per-endpoint price in writing before signing.