SuperOps Policy Management Pricing - from $1.13 per endpoint per month

SuperOps Policy Management Pricing starts at $1.50 per endpoint, per month, billed annually. Through Stackingo, an authorised SuperOps reseller, you save up to 25% (minimum 10%), an effective $1.13/mo per endpoint, and because one policy engine drives patching, alerting, security and mobile device configuration, you are not licensing four consoles to enforce one standard.

What does SuperOps Policy Management Pricing look like at a glance?

SuperOps Policy Management is the configuration and enforcement engine of the SuperOps platform - one framework of inherited policy sets that governs patching, alerting, antivirus, software deployment and mobile device configuration across every client, site and device category you support. Policy management is present in every plan, but the policy set that also governs Apple and Android devices needs Prime Plus, which lists at $2.50 per endpoint per month on the current early bird rate from a 150-endpoint commitment. Prime covers policy for Windows, macOS and Linux from $1.50 per endpoint per month, and MSPs get the same engine inside the per-technician plans from $99.00 per technician. Through Stackingo you save up to 25% off list (minimum 10%), taking the Prime entry rate to an effective $1.13/mo — always billed on an annual commitment.

Plan (committed endpoints)	List price	Your Stackingo price	What you get
Prime - minimum 100	$1.50	$1.13	Policy for Windows, macOS and Linux only
Prime Plus - minimum 150	$2.50	$1.88	Policy across desktop and mobile, including Apple and Android
Prime Plus - 151 to 500	$2.30	$1.73	Same platform, lower per-endpoint rate
Prime Plus - 501 to 1,000	$2.10	$1.58	Same platform, lower per-endpoint rate
Prime Plus - above 1,000	$2.00	$1.50	Best per-endpoint rate on the Prime Plus plan

Buy Licenses with Discounts

Because Policy Management is licensed per endpoint on a committed device count, with the per-endpoint rate falling as the count rises, your cost scales with the number of endpoints you bring under policy. Stackingo applies its guaranteed discount — up to 25% off list (never less than 10%) — billed in your local currency across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.

What is a SuperOps Policy Management subscription and how does it work?

A SuperOps Policy Management subscription covers root, parent and child policy sets with two-way inheritance, rule-based device association, custom device categories, patch and alert policies, antivirus and software policies, onboarding policies applied from first boot, and Apple and Android configuration policies on Prime Plus. The entry tier is a committed endpoint count, billed annually, and through Stackingo you save up to 25% (minimum 10%), an effective $1.13/mo per endpoint.

Here is how it works in practice. You define a root policy set for a device category, then let parent and child sets inherit from it and diverge only where a client genuinely differs. Inheritance runs both ways: a policy introduced at child level is inherited backwards into its parents, turned off by default, so nothing is silently missed in a hierarchy. Any individual policy can be switched on or off at any level. Simpler estates can use the four-level hierarchical model - global, client, site and asset - instead, and devices can be associated by rule rather than by hand. Billing is monthly or annual, in your local currency, and Stackingo applies its authorised reseller discount on top, so you pay less than buying direct.

How do SuperOps Policy Management licenses work?

A licence covers a device under policy, not a policy set and not an administrator. You can build as many policy sets as your client base needs at no additional cost, because the meter is the estate you are governing rather than the complexity of how you govern it. Stackingo then guarantees up to 25% off list (minimum 10%) as an authorised SuperOps reseller, taking the Prime entry rate to an effective $1.13/mo, billed annually.

Because the meter is the committed device count, adding another layer of policy structure costs nothing - only adding devices does. Stackingo re-quotes and discounts as you scale, issues genuine SuperOps licensing, and handles provisioning and renewals — so your spend stays well below list, with local-currency invoicing and one point of contact.

Which SuperOps Policy Management plans are available?

There are two per-endpoint plans for internal IT teams and four per-technician plans for MSPs, and the dividing line is whether your policies need to reach mobile devices. The plans that shape your quote are below, all discounted up to 25% through Stackingo.

Plan	What it includes	List price (per endpoint, per month)
Prime	Policy sets for patching, alerting, antivirus and software across Windows, macOS and Linux	$1.50 from 100 endpoints
Prime Plus	Everything in Prime plus Apple and Android configuration policies	$2.50 from 150 endpoints
Standard - RMM Only (MSP)	The same policy engine across up to 150 endpoints per technician	$99.00 per technician
Pro (Unified Basic, MSP)	Policy plus PSA and RMM unified on a single database	$129.00 per technician
Super (Unified Advanced, MSP)	Advanced policy and patching, advanced reporting, chat and Monica AI	$159.00 per technician

You pay only for what you need, and Stackingo discounts the whole thing up to 25% (minimum 10%). That gives you one policy standard reaching every device you support, metered on the count you commit to, at a rate Stackingo has already discounted without paying list price.

Who is the best SuperOps Policy Management reseller?

Stackingo is an authorised SuperOps reseller, delivering genuine Policy Management licensing at a guaranteed discount of up to 25% off list (minimum 10%) — taking the Prime entry rate down to an effective $1.13/mo, billed annually. Because Policy Management is licensed per endpoint on a committed device count, with the per-endpoint rate falling as the count rises, buying through Stackingo is the clearest way to know you are getting the lowest effective rate as you scale.

Buying through an authorised reseller like Stackingo means you keep full access to every Policy Management capability — root, parent and child policy sets with two-way inheritance, four-level hierarchical policies across global, client, site and asset, custom device categories, rule-based device association, patch and alert policies, antivirus and software bundle policies, policy-driven onboarding from first boot, and Apple and Android configuration policies — while gaining consolidated invoicing, local currency billing and Dubai-based assistance across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US. Stackingo handles provisioning, billing and renewals, and negotiates your discount so your spend stays well below list — a genuine advantage over buying SuperOps direct.

Who is an authorised SuperOps Policy Management distributor?

Stackingo acts as your SuperOps Policy Management distributor across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US, supplying genuine licensing with local currency invoicing and managed onboarding. As an authorised distributor, Stackingo consolidates your policy and configuration procurement into one relationship and one invoice, whatever your scale, edition or region.

As your distribution partner, Stackingo manages your expansions, edition upgrades and renewals so you have a single point of contact for your entire policy and configuration estate. Whether your teams sit in Dubai, London, Riyadh or New York, you get consistent pricing, guaranteed discounts and regional expertise — without juggling multiple contracts or paying list price.

Is Stackingo a SuperOps Policy Management partner?

Yes. Stackingo is an authorised SuperOps reseller — the partner you buy Policy Management through to secure genuine licensing at up to 25% off list (minimum 10%), an effective $1.13/mo per endpoint. You onboard once and get managed provisioning, discounted pricing and consolidated regional billing.

Working with a single reseller for Policy Management keeps procurement simple: authorised licensing, guaranteed savings, tailored scaling as your estate grows, and regional expertise spanning the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US. Stackingo also supplies SuperOps RMM, PSA, Endpoint Management, Patch Management, Remote Access, IT Helpdesk, Network Monitoring, Asset Management and Mobile Device Management at the same guaranteed discount, so the whole platform arrives on one purchase order.

Where can you buy SuperOps Policy Management?

You buy SuperOps Policy Management through Stackingo, an authorised SuperOps reseller. Pricing starts at a committed endpoint count on the Prime plan, billed annually, an effective $1.13/mo per endpoint through Stackingo. Tell Stackingo your requirements, and you get genuine SuperOps licensing at up to 25% below list (minimum 10%), localised to your currency and region.

The process is simple: confirm your requirements, and Stackingo provisions your genuine Policy Management licensing with managed onboarding. You can explore the full product details on the Stackingo SuperOps Policy Management product page, then head to the Get-a-Quote page to lock in your pricing.

How much does SuperOps Policy Management cost by country and currency?

Policy Management lists at $1.50/mo per endpoint (billed annually), and through Stackingo you save up to 25% (minimum 10%) for an effective $1.13/mo. The prices below show the entry rate in each market's local currency — list price and Stackingo price, both per endpoint, per month. The figures cover the US and all 39 other target markets.

Market	Billing currency	List price (per endpoint, per month)	Stackingo price (per endpoint, per month)
Australia	AUD	A$2.28	A$1.71
Austria	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Bahrain	BHD	BD0.56	BD0.42
Belgium	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Bulgaria	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Croatia	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Cyprus	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Czechia	CZK	Kč34.50	Kč25.88
Denmark	DKK	kr10.28	kr7.71
England	GBP	£1.19	£0.89
Estonia	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Finland	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
France	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Germany	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Greece	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Hungary	HUF	Ft532.50	Ft399.38
Ireland	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Italy	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Kuwait	KWD	KD0.46	KD0.35
Latvia	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Lithuania	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Luxembourg	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Malta	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Netherlands	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
New Zealand	NZD	NZ$2.49	NZ$1.87
Northern Ireland	GBP	£1.19	£0.89
Oman	OMR	OMR0.58	OMR0.44
Poland	PLN	zł5.93	zł4.45
Portugal	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Qatar	QAR	QR5.46	QR4.10
Romania	RON	lei6.83	lei5.12
Saudi Arabia	SAR	SR5.63	SR4.22
Scotland	GBP	£1.19	£0.89
Slovakia	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Slovenia	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Spain	EUR	€1.38	€1.04
Sweden	SEK	kr15.75	kr11.81
United Arab Emirates	AED	AED5.51	AED4.13
United States	USD	$1.50	$1.13
Wales	GBP	£1.19	£0.89

Frequently asked questions

How much does SuperOps Policy Management cost? Policy management is a Prime feature, and Prime lists at $1.50 per endpoint per month from a 100-endpoint commitment. Through Stackingo that becomes $1.13 per endpoint per month, or $13.56 a year per endpoint instead of $18.00 - a saving of $4.44 on every device under policy.

Do I pay more for building more policy sets? No. Policy sets are structure, not licences. You can run a root set per device category with parent and child sets underneath for every client that needs to differ, and the bill still reflects the number of devices you are governing. That is the point of the inheritance model - standardise once, diverge only where a contract genuinely demands it.

What does policy management cost across a real estate? Take 400 endpoints on the $1.40 Prime band. That is $560.00 a month at list, or $6,720.00 a year. Through Stackingo the same estate is $5,040.00 a year, saving $1,680.00 - and because policy work is front-loaded, the saving lands in the same year as the implementation effort.

What is the difference between hierarchical and advanced policy? Hierarchical policy suits simpler estates: a policy set for an asset class, overridden at client, site or device level. Advanced policy suits mature estates: root, parent and child policy sets with two-way inheritance, custom device categories and rule-based device association. Migration runs from group-based policy into advanced policy, so it is worth choosing the model deliberately before you build fifty policy sets in the wrong one.

Do I need Prime Plus, or is Prime enough? Prime is enough if every device you govern runs Windows, macOS or Linux, and it starts at $1.50 per endpoint per month. Prime Plus is the one that extends the same policy engine to Apple and Android, and lists at $2.50 per endpoint per month on the current early bird rate. If mobile devices are in scope at all, Prime Plus is the honest answer.

Is there a free trial or a perpetual licence? There is a 14-day free trial, and this is a subscription rather than a perpetual licence - you are committing to an endpoint count for the term, not making a one-time purchase.

How much can I save on SuperOps Policy Management with Stackingo? Up to 25% off list, never less than 10%. That takes the Prime entry rate from $1.50 to $1.13 per endpoint per month. Across 400 endpoints on the $1.40 band it is $5,040.00 a year instead of $6,720.00, a saving of $1,680.00 every year, on genuine SuperOps licensing.

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