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Microsoft Intune

byMicrosoft
in
4.2
Market Presence: Endpoint Management Tools, Digital Employee Experience Management Tools

Overview

Product Information on Microsoft Intune

Updated 14th October 2025

What is Microsoft Intune?

Microsoft Intune is a software designed for managing devices and applications within an organization. It provides cloud-based tools that allow administrators to configure policies, control access to company resources, and ensure compliance with corporate requirements across mobile phones, tablets, and computers. The software supports deployment, update management, and secure distribution of applications while offering monitoring capabilities for security and usage. By offering features for data protection and device configuration, Microsoft Intune assists organizations in maintaining security standards and productivity for users who access business resources remotely or in office environments.

Microsoft Intune Pricing

The Microsoft Intune software utilizes a subscription-based pricing model with options for standalone plans or bundled offerings as part of Microsoft 365 and Enterprise Mobility and Security suites. Pricing varies based on the number of users and features selected, with monthly per-user charges applied for access to device management and security capabilities.

Overall experience with Microsoft Intune

Cyber Security Analyst
<50M USD, Energy and Utilities
FAVORABLE

“Microsoft Intune Simplifies Device Management”

5.0
Jan 30, 2026
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It Associate
50M - 250M USD, Consumer Goods
CRITICAL

“Intune Eases Device Management But Transition From AD Presents Challenges And Costs”

3.0
Mar 6, 2026
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About Company

Company Description

Updated 11th August 2023

Microsoft enables digital transformation for the era of an intelligent cloud and an intelligent edge. Its mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. Microsoft is dedicated to advancing human and organizational achievement. Microsoft Security helps protect people and data against cyberthreats to give peace of mind.

Company Details

Updated 25th March 2024
Company type
Public
Year Founded
1975
Head office location
Redmond, Washington, United States
Number of employees
10000+
Annual Revenue
30B+ USD
Website
https://microsoft.com

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Microsoft Intune Reviews and Ratings

4.2

(1073 Ratings)

Rating Distribution

5 Star
37%
4 Star
54%
3 Star
9%
2 Star
1%
1 Star
0%
Why ratings and reviews count differ?
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    50M-1B USD
    Consumer Goods
    Review Source

    Intune Eases Device Management But Transition From AD Presents Challenges And Costs

    3.0
    Mar 6, 2026
    Intune has the capabilities to be an incredibly powerful platform for managing vast fleets of devices, if you're willing to pony up for the many tiers of licensing and deal with some of its quirks.
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    Consumer Goods
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    Intune Eases Device Management But Transition From AD Presents Challenges And Costs

    3.0
    Mar 6, 2026
    Intune has the capabilities to be an incredibly powerful platform for managing vast fleets of devices, if you're willing to pony up for the many tiers of licensing and deal with some of its quirks.
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User Sentiment About Microsoft Intune
Reviewer Insights for: Microsoft Intune
Deciding Factors: Microsoft Intune Vs. Market Average
Performance of Microsoft Intune Across Market Features

Microsoft Intune Likes & Dislikes

Like

I like the product the most because of Microsoft Intune's ability to centrally manage the devices and securing them. Intune has the ability to secure all devices through a cloud-based platform, and since Defender is integrated with Intune we have visibility in real time of security compliance. Intune also provides a device management solution for multiple operating systems like iOS, Linux and Windows. Intune is scalable for hybrid and remote work environments.

Like

I like the product the most because of Microsoft Intune's ability to centrally manage the devices and securing them. Intune has the ability to secure all devices through a cloud-based platform, and since Defender is integrated with Intune we have visibility in real time of security compliance. Intune also provides a device management solution for multiple operating systems like iOS, Linux and Windows. Intune is scalable for hybrid and remote work environments.

Like

I like the product the most because of Microsoft Intune's ability to centrally manage the devices and securing them. Intune has the ability to secure all devices through a cloud-based platform, and since Defender is integrated with Intune we have visibility in real time of security compliance. Intune also provides a device management solution for multiple operating systems like iOS, Linux and Windows. Intune is scalable for hybrid and remote work environments.

Dislike

Transitioning from an AD managed environment, there are a number of incongruencies to work through to have the same policies and capabilities, a number of which now require paid licensing for features taken for granted in a purely AD environment. Many features, such as the ability to push scripts, have multiple ways to go about implementing them, usually with one or two included in the base package. If you're clever about it, there are usually ways to work around these limitations, but in a cost-challenged environment, Intune may not be the best option. The actual web interface is often slow, the placement of settings and views changes or has multiple ways to get to them, and it often just feels clunky to use. Pushing settings or apps to devices can also be inconsistent, with it sometimes taking hours or failing with little details to go off of for troubleshooting.

Dislike

Transitioning from an AD managed environment, there are a number of incongruencies to work through to have the same policies and capabilities, a number of which now require paid licensing for features taken for granted in a purely AD environment. Many features, such as the ability to push scripts, have multiple ways to go about implementing them, usually with one or two included in the base package. If you're clever about it, there are usually ways to work around these limitations, but in a cost-challenged environment, Intune may not be the best option. The actual web interface is often slow, the placement of settings and views changes or has multiple ways to get to them, and it often just feels clunky to use. Pushing settings or apps to devices can also be inconsistent, with it sometimes taking hours or failing with little details to go off of for troubleshooting.

Dislike

Transitioning from an AD managed environment, there are a number of incongruencies to work through to have the same policies and capabilities, a number of which now require paid licensing for features taken for granted in a purely AD environment. Many features, such as the ability to push scripts, have multiple ways to go about implementing them, usually with one or two included in the base package. If you're clever about it, there are usually ways to work around these limitations, but in a cost-challenged environment, Intune may not be the best option. The actual web interface is often slow, the placement of settings and views changes or has multiple ways to get to them, and it often just feels clunky to use. Pushing settings or apps to devices can also be inconsistent, with it sometimes taking hours or failing with little details to go off of for troubleshooting.