Packer vs Patch My PC

The transparent, per-device alternative to Patch My PC

Patch My PC is the established incumbent: a large, mature catalog, ConfigMgr and WSUS heritage extended to Intune, and a long track record. Packer takes a leaner path for Intune-first teams and MSPs, with one published per-device price and every feature included from the first device.

$0.20 per device per month · 25 device minimum · cancel anytime

Packer and Patch My PC, side by side

Every Packer entry reflects what packer.sh publishes today. Every Patch My PC entry reflects what the vendor publishes on its own pricing, product, and supported-products pages.

  Packer Patch My PC
Pricing model $0.20 per device per month, one flat rate, cancel anytime Priced per device per year. Enterprise Plus $3.50 per device per year; Enterprise Premium $5.00 per device per year
Price you can act on Published on the pricing page. No form to buy Tiers are shown, but a Request Quote form is required to purchase
Minimum spend 25 device minimum ($5 per month) The cheapest published tier carries a $3,500 per year minimum covering up to 1,000 devices, so smaller fleets still pay the floor
Advanced reporting Audit log of every package, update, and publish, included from device one Advanced reporting and analytics are gated to the Enterprise Premium tier ($5.00 per device per year)
Catalog size Over 10,000 apps, built on the winget repository, refreshed continuously 3,583 products (about 2,342 unique) per the supported-products page
Custom apps Upload your own installer at the same flat rate; catalog and custom apps share one list and the same automation Custom Apps supported: add your own business apps to a private catalog
Management platforms Microsoft Intune Intune, ConfigMgr (SCCM), and WSUS
Multi-tenant / MSP Included: connect as many tenants as you like under one workspace, one invoice Supported, but requires a separate MSP Plus license
Deployment Agentless. Publishes through the Microsoft Graph API Agentless: no server or agent needed to manage apps and updates
Free trial 14-day free trial 30-day full trial (business email required)

Where Patch My PC is the better fit

Packer does not win every scenario, and pretending otherwise would waste your time. Patch My PC is a mature product with real strengths that matter for the right team.

  • A larger, older catalog. With 3,583 products and years of maintenance behind them, Patch My PC covers a long tail of third-party apps and has a strong support reputation.
  • ConfigMgr and WSUS coverage. Packer publishes to Intune only. If you still run ConfigMgr or WSUS, Patch My PC manages all three from one place.
  • Vulnerability visibility on higher tiers. The Enterprise Premium tier adds CVE score visibility and device health monitoring, which Packer does not offer.

Questions people ask

Is Packer cheaper than Patch My PC?

Packer costs $0.20 per device per month, which works out to $2.40 per device per year, with a 25 device minimum. Patch My PC's official pricing page lists Enterprise Plus at $3.50 per device per year and Enterprise Premium at $5.00 per device per year, and the cheapest published tier carries a $3,500 per year minimum that covers up to 1,000 devices. A shop with far fewer than 1,000 devices still pays that floor, so Packer's per-device rate lands well below it for small and mid-sized fleets.

Does Patch My PC publish its prices?

Patch My PC's pricing page shows tiers but requires you to submit a Request Quote form to buy. Packer publishes one flat rate on its pricing page: $0.20 per device per month, 25 device minimum, cancel anytime, with no form in the way.

Does Packer cover ConfigMgr or WSUS like Patch My PC does?

No. Packer publishes to Microsoft Intune through the Graph API. Patch My PC integrates with Intune, ConfigMgr (SCCM), and WSUS. If you manage a ConfigMgr or WSUS estate, Patch My PC is the broader fit.

Do I need a separate license for multi-tenant or MSP use with Packer?

No. Packer includes multi-tenant management from the first device: connect as many tenants as you like under one workspace, with per-tenant approvals, rollout schedules, and audit logs, on one consolidated invoice. Patch My PC supports multi-tenant management but requires a separate MSP Plus license.

How big is Packer's catalog compared with Patch My PC?

Packer's catalog is built on the winget package repository and lists over 10,000 apps, refreshed continuously. Patch My PC's supported-products page reports 3,583 products (about 2,342 unique). Patch My PC's catalog is mature and well maintained, so pick on the apps you actually deploy rather than the headline count alone.

Patch My PC details reflect what the vendor published on its own pricing, product, and supported-products pages, checked on 2026-07-23. Prices and features change. Spot something out of date or inaccurate? Tell us at support@packer.sh and we will correct it.

See Packer on your own tenant

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