Patch Manager Plus may suit IT teams managing patches across Windows, Mac, and Linux endpoints, including third-party applications.
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Best Patch Management Software 2026
Patch management software helps teams plan and apply device updates. This list helps buyers compare tools by access model, pricing, platform support and deployment controls.
The page does not publish a ranking basis. Compare the listed fields: free plan, paid-from price, supported platforms, third-party patching, reboot controls, scheduled deployment, device limit and offline-device support.
OPSI
OPSI may suit IT teams managing software, operating systems, and inventory across Windows and Linux environments.
WebWindowsMac+3Oracle Cloud Compute
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5PatchMon
PatchMon monitors patches on Linux, FreeBSD and Windows, with deployment for Linux and FreeBSD.
WebWindowsLinux+2Kudu
Kudu offers Windows, Linux and macOS tools for junk cleanup, startup control and driver updates.
WebWindowsMac+2Patch My PC suits organizations managing third-party applications across Windows and macOS devices, particularly those using ConfigMgr, Intune, or WSUS.
Landscape is aimed at system administrators, security teams, IT managers, and compliance officers managing Ubuntu deployments.
It suits administrators who need to schedule and oversee updates across Windows, macOS, iOS, or Ubuntu devices.
VM Manager suits teams maintaining Windows or Linux VM fleets on Compute Engine that need patching, inventory, or software configuration policies.
JetPatch automates vulnerability fixes, patch management, software distribution, and server lifecycle tasks for enterprises.
KACE Systems Management Appliance provides patch management for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS and Windows devices.
PatchPilot suits homelab operators managing patches across Linux, macOS, and Windows hosts.
Syxsense Patch Management finds, prioritizes and deploys OS and app updates from a cloud console.
Uyuni is an open-source system for managing machines, repositories, software channels, patches and configuration with Salt.
HCL BigFix discovers, patches and configures endpoints from one console in varied environments.
Katello manages repositories, content views, packages and errata updates for hosts and host groups.
It suits small businesses with 11–100 devices, especially those without a dedicated IT team.
Before you choose
Check free access
Pricing models on the list include free, freemium and paid options. ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus and OPSI list free plans; PatchPilot lists an open-source model.
A free trial can provide a time-limited way to review a paid tool. Trial periods listed include 14, 30, 42 and 60 days.
Match your platforms
Compare support for web, Linux, Windows, API, macOS and self-hosted deployments. PatchPilot lists API, iOS, Linux, self-hosted and web support.
OpenText ZENworks Patch Management lists Android, iOS, Linux, macOS and Windows support.
Review deployment controls
The comparison covers third-party patching, reboot controls and scheduled deployment. Check these fields against your update process and maintenance windows.
Device limits and offline-device support also appear in the comparison, so review them before choosing a plan.
Compare paid terms
Listed paid prices vary by product and billing unit. Examples include $245 for ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus, $3.99 per month for SureMDM and $9 per user per month on an annual plan for JumpCloud Patch Management.
Some products show pricing on request. Trial terms also vary, so confirm the listed period and price before signing up.