Connect NinjaOne to Shift so you can merge all your web apps into your browser
Download ShiftWhat is NinjaOne?
NinjaOne is a cloud-based endpoint management and remote monitoring and management platform for IT teams and managed service providers. It brings device monitoring, patch management, remote access, automation, backup, software deployment, and inventory management together in one platform.
NinjaOne supports Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints and helps technicians monitor device health, deploy operating system and third-party application patches, remotely support users, and automate repetitive IT tasks. Its Automation Library supports reusable scripts and workflows that can be scheduled, triggered by policies, or run on demand.
The platform also integrates with PSA, ITSM, documentation, security, and other IT tools so teams can connect endpoint management with ticketing and broader service workflows. NinjaOne is designed for internal IT departments and MSPs that want to manage large numbers of devices from a centralized console.
How NinjaOne works in Shift
Adding NinjaOne to Shift keeps your endpoint-management console alongside the other tools involved in IT support and operations. Add NinjaOne to a dedicated Space with your ticketing platform, documentation, communication tools, security apps, or cloud services so related work stays organized together.
If you manage multiple NinjaOne accounts or organizations, Shift lets you keep them accessible alongside one another without repeatedly signing in and out. This can be useful for MSP technicians working across different customers or IT teams managing separate environments.
Pair NinjaOne with your PSA, help desk, documentation platform, or communication tools so you can move between alerts, device management, tickets, and supporting information without searching through a crowded collection of browser tabs.
Alternatives to NinjaOne
- ConnectWise — An IT management platform offering RMM, PSA, remote support, cybersecurity, and automation tools. ConnectWise is a strong alternative for MSPs that want endpoint management closely integrated with a broader service-management ecosystem.
- Atera — An IT management platform combining RMM, help desk, automation, patching, and reporting. Atera is a good alternative for IT teams and MSPs that want endpoint management and service workflows within one platform.
- Action1 — A cloud-based endpoint management platform focused on patch management, vulnerability remediation, software deployment, and endpoint visibility. Action1 is a good alternative if patching and vulnerability management are your main priorities.
FAQ
1. How much does NinjaOne cost per month?
NinjaOne uses per-endpoint pricing with volume discounts. Published pricing currently ranges from about $3.75 per endpoint per month for organizations managing 50 or fewer endpoints to as low as $1.50 per endpoint per month at 10,000 endpoints. Final pricing can vary by region, products, add-ons, contract terms, and promotions.
2. Is NinjaOne worth it?
NinjaOne can be a strong fit for IT teams and MSPs that want centralized endpoint monitoring, patching, remote support, automation, and device management. Whether it is worth the cost depends on the number of endpoints you manage, the features you need, and how well it fits with your existing IT and service-management tools.
3. What does NinjaOne include?
NinjaOne includes endpoint monitoring and management, operating system and third-party patching, remote access, software deployment, automation and scripting, device inventory, backup options, and integrations with PSA and ITSM platforms.
4. What is NinjaOne Quick Connect?
NinjaOne Quick Connect is an ad hoc remote-support tool that lets technicians connect to devices without requiring them to already be managed by the NinjaOne agent. It is useful for one-time support sessions, onboarding new devices, and assisting devices that are not part of the regular managed environment.
5. Is NinjaOne an RMM?
Yes. NinjaOne is a cloud-based RMM platform that also includes broader endpoint management, patching, automation, backup, and remote-support capabilities.
6. Can NinjaOne manage Mac and Linux devices?
Yes. NinjaOne supports Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints. Available management, patching, and automation capabilities can vary depending on the operating system.
