Naverisk

Naverisk is a combined remote monitoring and management (RMM), service desk and professional services automation (PSA) platform for managed service providers and IT service providers. The platform consolidates monitoring, ticketing, project delivery and backup into a single subscription, rather than requiring separate tools from multiple vendors. Naverisk supports Windows, Linux, macOS and SNMP network devices, with both cloud and on-premises deployment options, allowing MSPs to choose their preferred infrastructure model. Core capabilities include remote monitoring and alerting across supported device types, service desk ticketing with SLA management, professional services project management with automated billing and invoicing, endpoint and server data protection with built-in backup capabilities, and mobile apps for iOS and Android remote management. Pricing starts at $110 per month (checked September 2026) as an all-in-one subscription rate, though the vendor does not publish per-device, per-technician or per-user pricing breakdowns. The pricing inquiry form references device count ranges from 99 or fewer up to 2500 or more, suggesting pricing tiers vary by deployment size, but specific pricing for each tier is not publicly available. Naverisk integrates with accounting systems including Xero and QuickBooks for billing and invoicing workflows, the PSA software Autotask for broader professional services operations, and remote access tools such as TeamViewer for technician support capabilities. The company offers a free trial to evaluate the platform, has been operating for over 10 years serving MSPs and IT professionals, is based in Australia and New Zealand with offices in the USA and UK/Europe, and provides phone and email support across all regions plus a knowledge base for self-service assistance.

Naverisk stands out as an all-in-one RMM and PSA bundle with backup included at a single monthly price, which suits MSPs wanting to avoid buying separate tools and dealing with multiple vendors. The challenge is that pricing is not published by device count, user count or technician headcount, making it harder to compare directly against Datto RMM, NinjaOne or N-central on a per-unit basis. Before buying, confirm what the $110 starting price covers, how pricing scales with your expected device count, and whether the all-in-one approach includes all the specific features you need for ticketing, billing and project management. Check that any critical integrations beyond Xero, QuickBooks and Autotask are supported.