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Patch Manager Plus Pricing (2026): Editions and Extra Fees

The computer, server and technician lines behind ManageEngine's advertised starting prices.

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Short answer: ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus has a free edition and paid Professional and Enterprise editions. Its public annual starting prices for 50 computers and one technician are $245 for on-prem Professional, $345 for on-prem Enterprise, $345 for Cloud Professional and $445 for Cloud Enterprise. Servers and additional technicians have separate price rows. A useful budget needs all three counts, not just the computer figure. ManageEngine pricing

Key takeaways

  • The official price table publishes separate Professional and Enterprise rates for on-premises and Cloud deployments.
  • The listed computer bands include one technician. Server bands and additional-technician rows appear separately. ManageEngine pricing
  • The edition matrix describes a free edition for up to 20 workstations and five servers, subject to its feature and deployment limits.
  • On-premises offers annual and perpetual columns; Cloud is subscription-only. A perpetual license still needs a maintenance and upgrade discussion. ManageEngine pricing
  • The feature matrix places automatic patch testing and approval and a distribution server in Enterprise, not Professional on-prem. Confirm Cloud behavior separately. Edition comparison

Annual computer-band prices

This grid uses the vendor's published annual subscription columns, checked September 26, 2026. Each computer-band figure assumes one technician. It does not include separate server or extra technician lines, tax, discounts or a custom quote.

Managed computersProfessional on-prem/yearEnterprise on-prem/yearProfessional Cloud/yearEnterprise Cloud/year
50$245$345$345$445
100$445$695$595$845
250$895$1,395$1,195$1,895
500$1,595$2,445$2,145$3,295

Do not mistake the Cloud monthly column for an annual monthly-equivalent. The vendor publishes separate Cloud monthly and annual figures. For example, 50-computer Professional Cloud is shown as $34.50 monthly or $345 annually, which are different payment choices. Verify current term and billing in the checkout or quote. ManageEngine pricing

Servers and technicians change the total

The public price table lists ten servers at $95/year for Professional on-prem and $145/year for Professional Cloud. For Enterprise, ten servers are listed at $145/year on-prem and $195/year in Cloud. An additional technician is $195/year in the displayed annual columns. ManageEngine pricing

As an illustration, 50 computers, ten servers and two technicians on Professional on-prem annual terms yield $245 for the 50-computer/one-tech band, plus $95 for ten servers, plus $195 for one additional technician: $535 before tax or adjustments. The corresponding Enterprise Cloud annual lines calculate as $445 + $195 + $195 = $835. These are table-line calculations, not confirmed invoice quotes; ask the vendor to validate eligibility and counting rules.

Example deploymentComputer line10-server lineExtra technicianCalculated annual total
Professional on-prem, 50 computers, two technicians$245$95$195$535
Enterprise Cloud, 50 computers, two technicians$445$195$195$835

Servers and computers in an actual estate may need different bands or special treatment. Send the vendor the exact mix, not an estimated employee count. Its store page says buyers with quantities outside standard slabs can request a price for their actual device and technician counts.

Free, Professional and Enterprise scope

The edition matrix presents a free edition for small environments up to 20 workstations and five servers. It lists third-party patch management in the shown editions. Professional may fit a straightforward LAN-oriented patch process; Enterprise is presented for wider network deployments and adds features such as automatic patch testing/approval and distribution server use in the on-prem matrix.

These labels do not prove a given application is in the catalog or that every operating system has equal feature coverage in Cloud. The vendor's feature and product pages are not perfectly uniform about Linux scope across deployment models. Ask for current written confirmation for the exact OS versions and Cloud/on-prem edition you intend to buy, then pilot them. Do not pay for a tier based solely on a matrix check mark.

The edition page also lists add-ons such as failover server, secure gateway and multi-language support. Confirm whether any is required for your architecture, especially if remote sites or high availability are part of the plan.

Annual versus perpetual ownership

On-premises pricing includes a perpetual-license column as well as annual subscriptions; the public table shows Cloud only as subscription. A perpetual purchase is not necessarily an all-inclusive multi-year cost. Ask what annual maintenance, support and upgrade rights are included, what happens if those lapse, and which add-ons apply. The vendor's published table alone is not enough to compare three-year totals with a Cloud subscription. ManageEngine pricing

Build a three-year worksheet that includes licensing, the server running the on-prem instance, backup, patch content bandwidth, operational staffing and support. Compare it with the same operating scope in Cloud. Use the patch management category overview for required capabilities and record the vendor's answers in a software shortlist.

Questions for a written quote

  1. How are workstations, servers and technicians counted, including rebuilt or inactive devices?
  2. Which edition and deployment mode includes the OS, third-party apps and approval features required?
  3. Is a distribution server, secure gateway or failover add-on necessary for the intended sites?
  4. What are the first-year and renewal totals, including maintenance for any perpetual option?
  5. What support channels and response commitments are included?
  6. Are Cloud Linux and roaming-device capabilities confirmed for the chosen tier and region?

FAQ

How much is Patch Manager Plus for 50 computers?

The published annual computer line with one technician starts at $245 for Professional on-prem, $345 for Enterprise on-prem, $345 for Professional Cloud and $445 for Enterprise Cloud. Servers and additional technicians have separate rates. ManageEngine pricing

Is there a free edition?

The vendor's edition matrix describes a free edition for up to 20 workstations and five servers. Confirm current deployment and feature terms before using it for production.

Are servers included in the computer price?

The public price table shows a separate server section, so do not budget from the computer line alone. Request a quote using your actual workstation and server counts. ManageEngine pricing

Is Cloud available as a perpetual license?

No perpetual Cloud column is shown; the vendor says Cloud is available only by subscription. On-premises pricing includes a perpetual option. ManageEngine pricing

Does Professional include automatic patch approval?

The on-prem edition comparison places automatic test-and-approve in Enterprise rather than Professional. Confirm the exact Cloud feature rule with the vendor for your order.

Bottom line

Patch Manager Plus has unusually detailed public list prices, but the starting computer price is only one line of the budget. Count servers and technicians, select the correct edition and deployment, then get written feature and renewal terms for a comparable annual total.

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