What Mosyle does

Mosyle is a privately held software company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Winter Park, Florida (incorporated in Delaware), that builds an Apple-only unified platform combining device management, endpoint security, encrypted DNS filtering, identity management, and application/patch management for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS fleets. The platform is delivered as Mosyle Manager (K-12 schools), Mosyle Business (SMB through enterprise), and Mosyle Fuse MSP (Managed Service Providers), all built on a single lightweight macOS agent and a cloud-native back-end running on .NET/C# with React/PHP front-ends hosted on Microsoft Azure and Cloudflare. Mosyle has proprietary first-to-market products including LeeryAI-powered automated zero trust, Mosyle AIScript (generative-AI macOS scripting), Admin On-Demand privilege management, Mosyle Auth 2 macOS SSO, and Mosyle Encrypted DNS Filtering, supported by an in-house Security Research Team that has publicly disclosed multiple novel macOS malware families.

The company operates a per-device subscription model priced at $0.46-$3.00 per device per month, with a freemium Mosyle Business Free tier (up to 30 devices) and a 100% first-year commission Mosyle Fuse MSP channel program; the company states 90%+ of customers purchase direct without sales interaction. Mosyle has raised approximately $215 million in total funding (notably a $196M Series B in May 2022 led by Insight Partners) and claims record profitability and free cashflow, serving 60,000+ organizations, 25,000+ K-12 schools, 500+ MSPs, and 7M+ Apple devices across 105+ countries. Recent moves include the Assetbots acquisition (September 2024) for asset management, the AccessMule subsidiary (June 2025) for SMB identity and access security, and continued platform extensions including Mosyle@Home for parent-managed school devices (June 2026).

Name

Mosyle

Legal name

Mosyle Corporation

Website

https://mosyle.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2016

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Mosyle provides the only Apple-only unified platform combining device management, endpoint security, identity management, encrypted DNS filtering, and application management for K-12 schools, businesses, and Managed Service Providers running Apple device fleets.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Enterprise Mobility Management (Apple Device Management & Security)

akta.pro primary industry

Enterprise & Private App Stores (MDM/MAM) (BPAMADAE)

akta.pro secondary industries

Mobile Device Management & Security for Tablets/Ultrabooks (MDM/UEM, Device Encryption) (HDACAMAN), Cybersecurity Management for SMB (Managed Security Add‑ons) (BPAEABAG)

Keywords

• Apple device management
• Mobile device management
• MacOS endpoint security
• Unified endpoint management
• Identity management

Headquarters

HQ city

Winter Park

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Personnel, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Operations

Revenue model

1. Per-device subscription (Mosyle Fuse): Primary recurring revenue from Mosyle Fuse macOS at $3.00/device/month (min 30 licenses, billed annually) and Mosyle Fuse for iOS, iPadOS & visionOS at $1.50/device/month. Includes complete MDM, security, identity and apps management.
2. Per-device annual subscription (Education): Education products billed annually per device: Mosyle Manager Premium at $5.50/device/year, Mosyle Manager OneK12 at $9.00/device/year. Mosyle Manager Free is also available at $0 for K-12.
3. Per-device subscription (Business Premium tier): Business PREMIUM tier at $1.00 per Mac, iPhone, iPad and Vision Pro per month. Mid-market price point between Fuse and Free.
4. MSP channel revenue with commission model: Mosyle Fuse MSP at $2.33/macOS device and $1.17/iOS-iPadOS device after regular commission, or $0 first year under 100% first-year commission. Generates channel revenue via Apple MSPs serving 500+ partners.
5. Freemium acquisition (Mosyle Business Free): Free tier for up to 30 devices across iOS, iPadOS, macOS and visionOS. Drives land-and-expand with no device limit on Premium and Fuse.
6. Asset management upsell (post-Assetbots acquisition): Asset management offering bundled with deeper integration, exclusive pricing, and access to advanced security and compliance features following the September 2024 acquisition of Assetbots.
7. AccessMule subsidiary (identity/access security): New subsidiary AccessMule announced June 24, 2025, addressing what Mosyle describes as the #1 security risk facing SMBs. Represents extension into adjacent security product line.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion4 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Mosyle sells a single Apple-only unified SaaS platform combining enterprise-grade Apple device management, next-generation endpoint security (including a proprietary LeeryAI-powered zero trust and NextGen Antivirus), Apple-specific encrypted DNS filtering, macOS identity management and SSO (Mosyle Auth 2), and best-in-market apps and patch management — delivered on one lightweight macOS agent and sold per device on annual subscriptions to businesses, K-12 schools, and Apple Managed Service Providers.

Product overview

Mosyle offers a single Apple-only platform architecture (the "Apple Unified Platform") delivered as a platform-plus-modules design organized around three market-facing products: Mosyle Manager for K-12 schools, Mosyle Business for organizations, and Mosyle Fuse MSP for Managed Service Providers. Across these, Mosyle integrates Enterprise-grade Apple Device Management, Next Generation Apple Endpoint Security (including the LeeryAI-powered Automated Zero Trust, Mosyle NextGen Antivirus, Mosyle Hardening & Compliance, and Admin On-Demand privilege management), Apple-specific Online Privacy & Security (encrypted DNS filtering), macOS Identity Management & SSO (Mosyle Auth 2), and Best-in-Market Apps & Patch Management (Apple Apps & Books integration, the Mac App Catalog, Mosyle Self-Service). Supporting modules include Mosyle Embark for end-user Mac deployment, Mosyle AIScript (Generative AI macOS scripting) with the Mosyle Script Catalog, Mosyle Logs Stream, the Mosyle@Home parent platform, and the AccessMule subsidiary. Assetbots (acquired 2024) extends the portfolio with asset management. Mosyle's "Mosyle Fuse" premium plan is the fully-integrated bundle across all five solution areas, while the platform exposes a "Complete API for custom integrations and automations" for partners and enterprises.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Mosyle Fuse: Enterprise Apple Unified Platform for businesses combining device management, endpoint security, identity, online privacy, and apps/patch management.
• Mosyle Fuse MSP
• Mosyle Manager
• Mosyle OneK12
• Mosyle Business
• AccessMule
• LeeryAI
• Mosyle Auth
• Mosyle AIScript
• Mosyle Embark
• Mosyle@Home
• PocketMDM

Products and services

• Mosyle Business Apple device management and security product for businesses and organizations, offering Enterprise-grade Apple Device Management, Endpoint Security, Online Privacy & Security, macOS Identity Management & SSO, and Apps & Patch Management. Includes a free tier (up to 30 devices across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Vision Pro) and a Premium tier ($1.00 per device per month with no device limit, premium support, automated workflows, app catalog, screen sharing, and classroom tools). Designed for small, medium, and large businesses standardizing on Apple for work.
• Mosyle Fuse (Apple Unified Platform) The fully integrated enterprise tier of Mosyle's Apple Unified Platform, priced at $3.00 per Mac per month (minimum 30 licenses, billed annually) for macOS and $1.50 per device per month for iOS, iPadOS and visionOS. Bundles AI-based automated zero trust (LeeryAI), NextGen Antivirus, Hardening & Compliance, Admin On-Demand privilege management, encrypted DNS filtering, Mosyle Auth 2 identity/SSO, the Mac App Catalog, OS update workflows, and the Mosyle Script Catalog with AIScript, all on a single lightweight macOS agent. For Apple-first businesses and enterprises that want a single subscription replacing multiple point tools.
• Mosyle Manager (K-12) K-12-specific Apple MDM and device management platform with full Apple MDM Protocol support, personalized onboarding, parental controls, shared iPad workflows, and single sign-on. Free of charge for K-12 schools with no device limit (Mosyle Manager Free); Premium tier at $5.50 per device per year adds iOS, iPadOS, macOS and tvOS support, unlimited support, classroom management, automated workflows, app catalog, and screen sharing. For K-12 schools and districts deploying iPads, Macs, and Apple TVs.
• Mosyle OneK12 Unified K-12 Apple device security and management subscription that consolidates Mosyle Manager Premium capabilities with Mosyle Auth 2 SSO, web filtering and security, CDN hosting for apps, and endpoint security for iOS and macOS into one annual per-device subscription at $9.00 per device per year. For schools and districts that want device management, security, identity, and content filtering on a single subscription.
• Mosyle Fuse MSP Apple management and security solution designed exclusively for Apple Managed Service Providers, providing centralized multi-customer billing, MSP-level profiles with customer-level policy overrides, the same LeeryAI zero-trust, antivirus, DNS filtering, identity and app management as Mosyle Fuse, plus a Complete API for custom integrations and automations and reimbursement of the Apple Consultants Network annual fee. For Apple-focused MSPs managing Apple device fleets across multiple end-client tenants.
• Mosyle@Home Parent and guardian platform for managing school-issued iPads and Macs outside of school hours, allowing families to apply parental controls and usage policies at home while schools retain management control during instructional time. Targeted at K-12 families whose children use school-issued Apple devices.
• AccessMule Wholly-owned Mosyle subsidiary offering employee access management software for small and mid-sized businesses, addressing what Mosyle describes as the #1 security risk facing SMBs: weak identity, password reuse, lack of SSO/MFA on SaaS, and Apple device access management. For SMBs needing identity and access security beyond device management.
• Assetbots (Mosyle Asset Management) Modern IT asset management software acquired by Mosyle to extend its Apple Unified Platform with native asset tracking, lifecycle management, warranty and compliance reporting for schools and SMBs. Bundled with deeper Mosyle integration, exclusive pricing, and access to advanced security and compliance features. For organizations needing lifecycle and inventory tracking of Apple device fleets.

Quantifiable outcome

• Pricing of as low as $0.46 per device per month
• +7 more outcomes

Named customers3 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

Yes

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration19 records

AI capability10 records

Feature9 records

Scale indicators14 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights8 records

Direct peers

• Jamf: Jamf is the category-leading Apple device management and security platform for enterprise and education, with macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS management plus Jamf Protect endpoint security. Mosyle explicitly positions itself as the lower-cost, Apple-only challenger to Jamf, and the majority of Mosyle's displacement motion targets Jamf's installed base.
• Kandji: Kandji is an Apple-first MDM and endpoint security platform built natively for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS, with a strong focus on automated device compliance, security baselines, and identity integrations. It competes head-to-head with Mosyle Fuse in the mid-market and enterprise Apple-IT segment and is a frequent 'Jamf alternative' in the same buying cycles.
• Addigy: Addigy is a cloud-based Apple device management platform focused on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, with deep traction among Apple-focused MSPs. It overlaps directly with Mosyle Fuse MSP, competes in the same K-12 and SMB Apple-MSP channels, and is often benchmarked alongside Mosyle as an Apple-only alternative to Jamf.
• Hexnode: Hexnode is a unified endpoint management vendor from Mitsogo that supports macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Windows, Android, and Apple TV. It competes with Mosyle in Apple management and broader UEM, particularly in mid-market and education, and is a relevant pricing and feature benchmark for Mosyle Business and Mosyle Fuse.
• JumpCloud: JumpCloud is a cloud directory and cross-platform device management platform targeting SMBs and MSPs, with native macOS management, conditional access, and patch management. It competes with Mosyle in the SMB and Apple-MSP segments and is a relevant comparable for AccessMule's identity ambitions.

Broad incumbents

• Apple Business Essentials / Apple Business Manager: Apple's own device management, apps, and iCloud+ bundle for small and mid-sized businesses, layered on top of Apple Business Manager. As a first-party Apple offering, it is the structural ceiling for any third-party Apple MDM: Apple could expand functionality or bundle it more aggressively, directly compressing Mosyle's differentiation in the SMB segment.
• Microsoft Intune: Microsoft Intune is the dominant cross-platform UEM bundled with Microsoft 365 E3/E5 and used by most large enterprises as the system of record for endpoint management, including macOS and iOS. Mosyle is an Intune Third-Party Device Compliance Partner but must constantly defend its Apple-first value proposition against enterprises standardizing on Intune for all device types.
• Okta: Okta is the leading independent identity and access management platform, deeply integrated with macOS via Mosyle Auth 2. With the launch of AccessMule, Mosyle is directly entering Okta's core SMB market for SSO, MFA, and lifecycle management, so Okta is the most relevant incumbent benchmark for the AccessMule subsidiary.
• CrowdStrike: CrowdStrike is a leading cloud-native endpoint security platform with first-party macOS support (CrowdStrike Falcon for Mac). It competes with Mosyle's LeeryAI zero trust, NextGen Antivirus, and Hardening & Compliance modules in enterprise security buying cycles, and is the most-cited 'best-in-class' benchmark for Apple endpoint security.
• SentinelOne: SentinelOne is an AI-driven endpoint security platform with strong macOS coverage and a growing MSP channel. It overlaps with Mosyle's endpoint-security, EDR, and AI-based threat detection capabilities, and is regularly evaluated alongside LeeryAI in Apple-focused security RFPs.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Compliance6 records

Revenue estimate

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Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Subsidiaries2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds6 records

Investors6 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A1 record

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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