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Overview
SuperOps helps MSPs and internal IT teams monitor, patch, and support devices from one system. While support gaps can slow issue resolution, its Monica AI assistant and all-in-one pricing help streamline IT operations. SuperOps is a strong choice for teams looking to replace fragmented legacy tool stacks.
Overall Rating
Based on 3 users reviews
4
Rating Distribution
Positive
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Neutral
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Negative
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Starting Price
$1.50
per endpoint per month
SuperOps Specifications
- Zero-Touch Deployment
- Automated Patch Management
- IT Asset Management
- Incident And Request Management
SuperOps Features
Asset Management
SuperOps helps you manage IT assets from a unified platform, with bulk device onboarding, hardware and software visibility, patch and software management, real-time health monitoring, remote troubleshooting, and asset context connected to service workflows. Teams can monitor CPU, memory, disk health, and uptime while identifying potential issues proactively across their managed infrastructure.
Patch Management
This feature automates OS and third-party software patching across Windows, Mac, and Linux. Teams can schedule patch windows, prioritize critical updates, manage approvals, use Wake-on-LAN for inactive devices, and track patch compliance. AI-generated patch summaries, stability scores, and community sentiment help technicians assess updates before deployment and improve patching outcomes.
Service Desk
SuperOps unifies tickets, conversations, knowledge, and device details to give technicians complete context. Its AI summarizes tickets and worklogs, recommends next steps, and helps reduce repeat requests. Teams can automate ticket actions using event and time triggers, manage SLAs, track technician time, and monitor workloads to improve service delivery and productivity.
Network Monitoring
The platform provides built-in network monitoring to discover and monitor devices, track real-time metrics, and visualize network topology. Teams can schedule scans, monitor multi-vendor networks, use SSH and ICMP tools for remote troubleshooting, and set up proactive monitoring to identify issues before they impact network performance and availability.
Automation
SuperOps automates repetitive service desk tasks using event triggers, automated ticket actions, task assignments, scripts, approvals, and runbooks. Its AI can deflect tickets with relevant knowledge base articles and recommend solutions, while automatic time tracking captures billable work. Teams can standardize workflows, reduce manual follow-up, and keep tickets and SLAs moving efficiently.
Pros And Cons of SuperOps
Pros
Improves visibility across the entire IT environment
Keeps endpoints consistently updated and secure
Gives technicians faster access to useful context
Cons
Support documentation may not cover all scenarios
Might require initial training for better software adoption
SuperOps Pricing
Prime | Prime Plus |
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$1.50 per endpoint per month | $3.00 per endpoint per month |
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Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on Aug 21, 2026 from the vendor's website. Please contact us for a tailored pricing list.
SuperOps Reviews
Total 3 reviews
4
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David G.
Information Technology and Services, 1-10 employees
Less than a year
“Plenty of useful features”
Pros
Coming from another unified platform, this one checks a lot of the boxes for us. It includes many of the features we actively use and the biggest win has been being able to process ACH through Stripe. My previous platform never offered that and pushed us into using Worldpay instead. The interface also feels fairly up to date, even if it has a few quirky elements.
Cons
The chat-only support approach doesnt work well for me. Since it can be pretty asynchronous, if an issue doesn't get resolved during the chat, it may take a few days to get sorted out or sometimes even get lost along the way. The AI side also feels a bit overhyped and having to pay extra for AI credits is disappointing. I'm also not a fan of not being able to give my Business Administrator a PSA-only license.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
8
Value for money
8
Customer Support
7
Functionality
8
Thomas S.
Wholesale, 101-500 employees
More than a year
“Evolves constantly”
Pros
One thing that keeps me positive about it is how quickly the product continues to evolve. Since I started using it in 2022, they've kept pushing out meaningful improvements and making noticeable progress. They're also open to feature requests and in most cases the support team has been excellent to work with. Overall, it feels like a nearly complete system that covers the majority of what I need.
Cons
That same fast development pace can also create some frustration at times. With so many new additions coming out, it sometimes feels like earlier features are left only partially finished so a few tools don't end up reaching the level of polish or potential they should.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
8
Value for money
8
Customer Support
7
Functionality
8
Cristo L.
Computer & Network Security, 1-10 employees
Less than a year
“Cost-effective tool”
Pros
The pricing feels fair overall especially with no contract required and the agreement terms are very clear and transparent. It can be costly if you only have a very small number of agents but once you have more than 100 agents, the pricing becomes quite reasonable. With per-agent pricing, you usually get locked into a minimum count and a contract so this setup is a nice advantage.
Cons
it is not very mobile-friendly especially for clients who are constantly on the road and rely on their phones. Paying an invoice from a mobile device is extremely difficult, almost to the point of being impossible. There are also several features that still need improvement. The good part is that you can submit requests for new features or upgrades and they do appear to be working on them, just not as quickly as I would hope. For example, you can send an invoice once but there is no reminder invoice template for notifying clients when an invoice is due or overdue. The AI also feels pretty underwhelming at this stage. I would want it to handle useful tasks like creating scripts or carrying out actions based on a ticket, instead of mainly rewording ticket text in a way that sounds robotic. It also lacks tone and often does not provide accurate information.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
8
Value for money
8
Customer Support
7
Functionality
8
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of pricing plans does SuperOps offer?
SuperOps for IT Teams pricing starts at $1.50/endpoint/month for the Prime plan, with rates of $1.40 for 101–500 endpoints, $1.30 for 501–1,000 endpoints, and $1.20 for more than 1,000 endpoints, while Prime Plus starts at $3.00/endpoint/month, with rates of $2.30 for 151–500 endpoints, $2.10 for 501–1,000 endpoints, and $2.00 for more than 1,000 endpoints. Get a detailed SuperOps price breakdown tailored to your specific requirements.
Who are the typical users of SuperOps?
SuperOps is suitable for businesses in information technology, managed services, healthcare, financial services, education, manufacturing, and professional services.
Does SuperOps offer an API?
Yes, SuperOps provides an API.
Does SuperOps have a mobile app?
Yes, SuperOps does offer a dedicated mobile app.
What level of support does SuperOps offer?
SuperOps offers support through live chat, email, phone, and contact form.
What language does SuperOps support?
SuperOps software primarily supports English.
What other apps does SuperOps integrate with?
SuperOps integrates with Splashtop, TeamViewer, Xero, QuickBooks, Pax8, Okta, and Acronis.