About Ninite Pro
Ninite Pro is a software management and patch automation platform for IT professionals managing Windows environments. It simplifies the deployment and maintenance of popular third-party applications through a live web interface.
Ninite Pro is a software management and patch automation platform for IT professionals managing Windows environments. It simplifies the deployment and maintenance of popular third-party applications through a live web interface. By installing a lightweight agent on each PC, administrators can remotely install, update, and uninstall software with point-and-click simplicity. The system supports roaming laptops and can queue commands for offline machines, executing them upon reconnection. Key features include silent installations that run in the background without user interruption, bandwidth-saving download caching, and a classic command-line version for scripting and RMM integration. Pricing is a tiered monthly subscription based on the number of machines, with a 14-day free trial available. While it lacks a public community forum, it offers a comprehensive help section and email support.
Pros & Cons
- P2P caching features prevent external network bandwidth fatigue.
- Ninite handles everything safely, auto-declining toolbars or spyware.
- Runs cleanly as a standalone binary or web hook without draining system resources.
- Installs and updates multiple complex tools with a single click.
- Urgent issues must rely on asynchronous email helpdesk queues.
- Designed strictly to push the latest stable patch forward, lacking historical version downgrades.
- The console is strictly functional and lacks elaborate graphical presentation charts.
Features
Key features
Manage all your Windows PCs from a live web interface, with each machine as a row and each app as a column for point-and-click management.
Install a lightweight agent on machines, which then appear in the web interface for real-time interactive management.
Silently install or update popular third-party applications like Flash, Java, and Reader without user interaction.
Manage roaming laptops and issue commands to offline machines, which are executed the next time they connect to the internet.
Designate machines as cache servers to route downloads through them, saving bandwidth and speeding up updates for other machines.
Includes Ninite Pro Classic, which offers a command-line tool for integration with RMMs, scripts, and other management tools.
Additional features
Select multiple cells, rows, or columns to perform bulk installations, updates, or uninstalls across many machines and apps at once.
Watch agents work in real-time and get an interactive view of the software status on all your managed machines.
Offers a subscription service with pricing based on the number of machines, with rates decreasing as the machine count increases.
Use the command-line tool to generate a report of installed applications on a PC.
Run installations and updates without any user interface or prompts, ensuring no disruption to end-users.
Create a fully-offline .exe installer for selected applications for use on machines without internet access.
Pricing
Monthly plans
Price per machine for the first 20 machines.
Source: vendor pricing page →Price per machine for the next 400 machines.
Source: vendor pricing page →Price per machine for additional machines beyond 420.
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About Ninite Pro
Ninite Pro is a software management and patch automation platform for IT professionals managing Windows environments. It simplifies the deployment and maintenance of popular third-party applications through a live web interface.
Ninite Pro Details
Ninite Pro's In-App Market Place
Does Ninite Pro have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
0
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Pricing Options
Plans
Monthly plans
Price per machine for the first 20 machines.
Source: vendor pricing page →Price per machine for the next 400 machines.
Source: vendor pricing page →Price per machine for additional machines beyond 420.
Source: vendor pricing page →Accepted Payment Currencies
USD
Pros & Cons
- P2P caching features prevent external network bandwidth fatigue.
- Ninite handles everything safely, auto-declining toolbars or spyware.
- Runs cleanly as a standalone binary or web hook without draining system resources.
- Installs and updates multiple complex tools with a single click.
- Urgent issues must rely on asynchronous email helpdesk queues.
- Designed strictly to push the latest stable patch forward, lacking historical version downgrades.
- The console is strictly functional and lacks elaborate graphical presentation charts.
Ninite Pro's Support Options
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