Miradore review (2026): features, pros and cons, pricing
Cloud MDM for Android, iOS, Windows and macOS with a free tier for small fleets, owned by GoTo.
Verdict at a glance
Miradore is a cloud MDM for Android, iOS, Windows and macOS with a free tier for small fleets. It manages iPads and Android tablets together, though some reviewers call the interface dated.
Pros
- Manages iPads and Android tablets together.
- Free tier for small fleets.
Cons
- Learning curve.
- Outdated interface.
- Apple BYOD mode complaint.
What is Miradore?
Cloud MDM for Android, iOS, Windows and macOS with a free tier for small fleets, owned by GoTo. It is built for very small fleets via the free tier (third-party sources say up to 50 devices) and MSPs managing mixed iPad and Android tablets. Miradore is based in Helsinki, Finland (original vendor).
Category: Mobile Device Management Software
Miradore key features
| Feature | What we found |
|---|---|
| OS and device coverage | Android, iOS, Windows, macOS. |
Miradore pricing
Miradore prices per device per month and does not publish prices on its site. Third-party lists show Premium at about $2.30 or $2.75 on an annual plan and Premium+ at about $3.30 or $3.95, and the lists conflict. Annual billing saves about 16 to 17% over monthly, per those lists. One source also cites a 15-device and $600-per-year minimum for Premium. A free tier exists, and a 14-day Premium+ trial needs no credit card. Renewal terms are not published.
| Plan | Price | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Third-party sources: up to 50 devices; vendor page does not state limits | |
| Premium | $2.30 or $2.75 (sources conflict) | per device per month, annual | SuperOps: $2.30 annual / $2.75 monthly; ITQlick/Capterra: $2.75 / $3.30 |
| Premium+ | $3.30 or $3.95 (sources conflict) | per device per month, annual | $3.95 annual / $4.75 monthly per ITQlick |
Miradore does not list prices on its site. All figures are third-party (superops.com/blog/miradore-pricing, itqlick.com/miradore-online/pricing, checked 2026-10-24) and conflict; SuperOps also cites a $600 annual minimum for Premium and 15 device minimum. Verify on miradore.com.
Who Miradore is best for
Best for
- Very small fleets via the free tier (third-party sources say up to 50 devices)
- MSPs managing mixed iPad and Android tablets.
- Teams wanting a 14-day Premium+ trial.
Not ideal for
- Buyers wanting a modern interface (a few reviewers call it dated)
- Buyers needing verified current prices: sources conflict.
Miradore alternatives
HexnodeSmall and mid-size mixed-OS fleets that want public per-device pricing.
ScalefusionSmall and mid-size IT teams that want published per-device prices.
MosyleSchools and small businesses managing only Apple devices.
ManageEngine MDM PlusSmall teams with up to 25 devices that need a free full-featured MDM.
42Gears SureMDMAndroid and rugged or kiosk device fleets.
Microsoft IntuneCompanies already on Microsoft 365 E3 or E5, where Intune Plan 1 is already included.
What Miradore really costs
- Per seat per month
- About $2.30 to $2.75 per device (Premium, annual; sources conflict)
- Billing
- Monthly and annual.
- Annual discount
- About 16 to 17% vs monthly per third-party lists.
- Minimum seats
- 15 devices / $600 per year on Premium (SuperOps only)
- 20 users per year
- 20 devices on Premium at $2.75 annual: 20 x 2.75 x 12 = $660 per year (third-party price)
Questions to ask about price
- What is the price per user or per unit, and what is the pricing basis (seats, employees, usage)?
- Which features we need sit in add-ons or a higher plan, and what do they cost?
- How much can the price rise at renewal, and is the increase capped in the contract?
- Are there one-time costs for implementation, onboarding or data migration?
Is Miradore worth the price?
Miradore is good value for very small fleets on the free tier and for MSPs managing mixed iPad and Android tablets. Twenty devices on Premium at the $2.75 third-party price would cost $660 a year. It gets awkward when you need a firm price, because sources conflict, and if a reported $600 minimum applies, a small paid fleet pays for devices it does not have.
Worth it if
- Very small fleets via the free tier (third-party sources say up to 50 devices)
- MSPs managing mixed iPad and Android tablets.
- Teams wanting a 14-day Premium+ trial.
Look elsewhere if
- Buyers wanting a modern interface (a few reviewers call it dated)
- Buyers needing verified current prices: sources conflict.
Cheaper per seat than Miradore
- Mosyle$1.00 per device per month (Business Premium)
- ManageEngine MDM PlusAbout $1.08 per device per month (Standard cloud annual, 50-device band: $645 / 50 / 12)
- Hexnode$2.20 per device per month (Pro)
Pricing details most reviews leave out
- Owned by GoTo and branded LogMeIn Miradore on review sites.
- Third-party price lists disagree by about $0.45 per device per month.
- Reported minimums of 15 devices and $600 per year on Premium (single source)
- Trial is 14 days of Premium+ per vendor homepage.
Our verdict on Miradore
Miradore is cloud device management for Android, iOS, Windows and macOS, owned by GoTo. The main cost fact is that Miradore does not list prices on its own site. Third-party sources put Premium at about $2.30 to $2.75 per device per month on an annual plan, and they disagree with each other by roughly $0.45. Treat any number as an estimate until Miradore quotes you.
There is a free tier, which third-party sources describe as covering up to 50 devices, though the vendor page does not state a limit. Add reported minimums of 15 devices and $600 a year on Premium, from a single source, and the low per-device price looks less cheap for very small fleets. Ask for a written quote.
Miradore FAQ
What is Miradore used for?
Miradore is a cloud MDM for Android, iOS, Windows and macOS with a free tier for small fleets. It manages iPads and Android tablets together, though some reviewers call the interface dated. It suits very small fleets via the free tier (third-party sources say up to 50 devices).
Does Miradore have a free plan?
Yes. Third-party sources say the free tier covers up to 50 devices, but the vendor page does not state the limit, so confirm it with Miradore.
How much does Miradore cost for 20 devices?
At the third-party Premium price of $2.75 per device per month on an annual plan, 20 devices cost $660 per year. Miradore does not publish prices, and sources disagree.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, a 14-day trial of Premium+ with no credit card, according to the vendor homepage.
About Miradore
- Headquarters
- Helsinki, Finland (original vendor)
- Funding or owner
- Acquired by LogMeIn (now GoTo)
Listed in: Mobile Device Management Software
Sources
Every fact on this page comes from Miradore's own pricing, product or documentation pages, G2 and company records, checked on October 24, 2026. Unknown values are left out instead of estimated.