NinjaOne is a cloud-based remote monitoring and management platform from NinjaOne for MSPs and internal IT teams, covering patching, scripting, remote access and monitoring, with native ticketing, PSA and backup modules, priced per managed endpoint per month from $1.50 to $3.75 depending on volume (checked September 2026).

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NinjaOne is a cloud-based remote monitoring and management platform from NinjaOne for Windows, macOS and Linux endpoints, run from a single lightweight agent and one web console. The core RMM covers automated patch management for Windows, macOS, Linux and over 200 third-party applications, scripting, software deployment, remote monitoring and alerting, network discovery, mobile device management and remote control. It suits MSPs and internal IT teams that want a fast, modern RMM without running on-premises infrastructure, and those consolidating several point tools onto fewer agents per endpoint.

NinjaOne also sells NinjaOne PSA and NinjaOne Ticketing, and NinjaOne Backup, all built natively into the same platform rather than as third-party integrations or standalone products. NinjaOne PSA covers contract management, time tracking, billing and invoicing, a client self-service portal, IT asset tracking and workflow automation, with QuickBooks Online for accounting. NinjaOne Backup covers device backup for endpoints and servers and SaaS backup for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, with immutable cloud storage and granular restore of files, folders, mailboxes or full images; it is only available inside the NinjaOne platform, not as a separate product.

Pricing is per managed endpoint per month, and NinjaOne publishes a volume-based range rather than a fixed list price: from $1.50 per endpoint per month at 10,000 or more endpoints up to $3.75 per endpoint per month at 50 or fewer endpoints, billed monthly or annually (checked September 2026). NinjaOne offers a 14-day free trial and no free version. It integrates with the major PSA platforms, including ConnectWise PSA, HaloPSA and Autotask, remote access tools including ConnectWise ScreenConnect and Splashtop, and security tools including CrowdStrike and SentinelOne, through a documented integrations directory and API. NinjaOne is based in the United States and was founded in 2013. MSPs comparing RMMs should confirm current per-endpoint pricing at their expected device count directly with NinjaOne, since the published range is volume-based, and check whether NinjaOne PSA or NinjaOne Backup covers what they need before treating either as a full replacement for a dedicated PSA or BCDR product.

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Features

RMM and patching features
FeatureSupportedNote
Patch managementyesCovers Windows, macOS, Linux and over 200 third-party applications.
Scriptingyes
Remote accessyesSessions launch from the console or from a ticket.
Monitoring and alertingyes
Software deploymentyes
Network discoveryyes
Mobile device managementyes
Backup integrationyesVia NinjaOne Backup, a native module inside the platform, not a third-party integration.
PSA integrationyesThird-party PSAs (ConnectWise, HaloPSA, Autotask) plus a native NinjaOne PSA module.
Reportingyes
Automation policiesyesAutomated task policies and auto-remediation.
Third-party application patchingyes
Remote access and support features
FeatureSupportedNote
Unattended accessyes
On-demand support sessionyesQuick Connect works on unmanaged or BYOD devices without a VPN.
Mobile device supportyes
File transferyes
Session recordingyes
Multi-monitor supportyes
In-session chatyes
Self-hosted optionnoNinjaOne is cloud-only; there is no self-hosted console.
White-label brandingunknown
Wake-on-LANyes
Command-line scripted deploymentunknown
PSA integrationyesLaunches directly from NinjaOne Ticketing and third-party PSAs.
Backup and disaster recovery features
FeatureSupportedNote
Image-based backupyesVia NinjaOne Backup's Device Backup module.
Local backup appliancenoNinjaOne Backup is cloud-based; there is no on-premises appliance.
Cloud storage includedyes
Instant local or cloud virtualisationno
Ransomware detectionunknownImmutable storage is confirmed; active detection is not.
Ransomware warrantyno
Bare-metal recoveryunknown
Application-aware backupunknown
Backup screenshot verificationno
Offsite replicationyesCloud storage is the offsite copy.
VMware and Hyper-V supportunknown
RMM integrationyesNative to the same platform.
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace backup features
FeatureSupportedNote
Microsoft 365 mail backupyes
SharePoint and OneDrive backupunknown
Microsoft Teams backupunknown
Google Workspace backupyes
Granular restoreyesFiles, folders and mailboxes.
Unlimited retentionunknown
Anomaly and ransomware detectionunknown
Self-service restore for end usersunknown
White-label portalunknown
Multi-tenant consoleyesSame multi-tenant NinjaOne console as the RMM.
PSA integration for billingyesNative to NinjaOne PSA.
PSA and ticketing features
FeatureSupportedNote
Ticketing with SLA timersyesPart of NinjaOne PSA/Ticketing, native to the platform.
Contract and agreement managementyes
Time tracking and timesheetsyes
Billing and invoicingyes
Project managementunknownNot confirmed as a distinct project management module beyond ticketing.
Client self-service portalyes
Built-in knowledge baseunknown
RMM integrationyesNative to the same platform.
Accounting integrationyesQuickBooks Online; CSV export for other accounting systems.
Reporting and dashboardsunknown
Mobile appunknown
Workflow and ticket automationyes
Asset and configuration trackingyes

FAQ

How much does NinjaOne cost?
NinjaOne starts at US$1.50 per endpoint per month, according to the vendor, checked September 2026.
Does NinjaOne offer a free trial?
NinjaOne offers a free trial. There is no free version.
What does NinjaOne integrate with?
NinjaOne lists integrations with ConnectWise PSA, HaloPSA, Autotask, ScreenConnect, Splashtop and CrowdStrike Falcon.
What integrates with NinjaOne?
Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud, Check Point Harmony Endpoint, Compliance Manager GRC, ConnectSecure, CrowdStrike Falcon and CyberQP list an integration with NinjaOne.
Is NinjaOne cloud or on-premises?
NinjaOne is cloud-hosted; there is no on-premises version.
Is NinjaOne priced per endpoint or per technician?

NinjaOne is priced per managed endpoint per month rather than per technician, so cost scales with the number of devices under management. NinjaOne publishes a volume-based range on its own pricing page: from $1.50 per endpoint per month at 10,000 or more endpoints up to $3.75 per endpoint per month at 50 or fewer endpoints (checked September 2026). MSPs should get a written quote for their expected device count, since a per-endpoint model can work out cheaper or more expensive than a per-technician PSA-bundled RMM depending on how many devices each technician manages.

Does NinjaOne integrate with HaloPSA and Autotask as well as ConnectWise?

Yes. NinjaOne documents integrations with ConnectWise PSA, HaloPSA and Autotask, so alerts and device data can flow into any of these ticketing systems rather than only the ConnectWise or Datto product lines. NinjaOne also sells its own native NinjaOne PSA and NinjaOne Ticketing module built into the same platform, as an alternative to a third-party PSA. Confirm the specific third-party integration still covers the features you need, such as two-way ticket sync, directly with NinjaOne before switching.

Are PSA and backup included in NinjaOne's core RMM price, or are they separate products?

NinjaOne PSA and Ticketing and NinjaOne Backup are separate modules built natively into the NinjaOne platform, not features bundled automatically into the core RMM price and not sold as standalone products outside the platform. NinjaOne Backup in particular is only available inside NinjaOne, covering device backup for endpoints and servers and SaaS backup for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. An MSP evaluating NinjaOne purely as an RMM should price these modules separately, or compare them against a dedicated PSA or BCDR product, before deciding whether to add them.

Does NinjaOne run on-premises or only in the cloud?

NinjaOne is cloud-only: there is no self-hosted or on-premises version of the console. Every managed endpoint reports to NinjaOne's hosted infrastructure through the lightweight agent, so MSPs do not need to run or patch their own RMM server. This suits shops that want to avoid maintaining backend infrastructure, but it means an MSP cannot keep RMM data entirely on its own servers for a client with strict data residency requirements.

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