RMM pricing in pounds: what UK MSPs actually pay at 100, 250, 500 and 1,000 endpoints
UK MSPs pay roughly £100 to £275 a month for RMM at 100 endpoints, rising to between £510 and £2,360 a month at 1,000. Syncro and Atera sit at the cheap end because they charge per technician or user, while quote-only NinjaOne and Datto RMM cost the most. Not one major vendor publishes a price in pounds, so RMM pricing in the UK is a translation exercise. Here it is done properly: six vendors, four endpoint counts, every assumption stated.
The pricing page is not the price. The quote is not the total. The invoice, in pounds, is the price.
How we built these UK RMM pricing figures
Every number below needs a date and an exchange rate attached, so here they are. List prices are as published on vendor pricing pages, and quote figures come from the pricing we gathered for our NinjaOne alternatives head-to-head, collected in the fourth quarter of 2025. Dollar figures are converted at $1.27 to the pound and rounded to the nearest £5. Quote-only vendors negotiate, so treat their figures as the middle of a range, not a ceiling.
Other assumptions, because per-technician pricing forces them: we assume one technician at 100 endpoints, two at 250, three at 500 and five at 1,000, which is roughly 100 to 200 endpoints per technician, the normal shape of a small UK MSP. Annual billing is assumed wherever it carries a discount.
The all-in monthly totals in pounds
| Vendor | Model | 100 | 250 | 500 | 1,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atera | Per technician | £140 | £280 | £425 | £705 |
| NinjaOne | Per endpoint, quote-only | £275 | £650 | £1,240 | £2,360 |
| Syncro | Per user | £100 | £205 | £305 | £510 |
| Datto RMM | Per endpoint, quote-only | £255 | £590 | £1,085 | £1,970 |
| N-able | Per endpoint, tiered | £165 | £385 | £710 | £1,300 |
| Level | Per endpoint, published | £160 | £395 | £785 | £1,575 |
Annual figures are the monthly figure times twelve, because the annual discount is already baked in where one exists. So NinjaOne at 500 endpoints is roughly £14,900 a year, Level roughly £9,400, and Atera roughly £5,100. The spread at the same endpoint count is more than double, which is the entire argument for doing this arithmetic before a renewal rather than after.
Vendor by vendor: add-ons, minimums and contracts
- Atera. Per technician with unlimited endpoints, listed at roughly $179 per technician per month on annual billing for the mid MSP plan. Patching and remote access are included; network discovery is a paid add-on and antivirus comes through separately billed integrations. Billed in dollars. The cost never moves with endpoint growth, only with headcount, which is either the best or worst thing about it depending on your ratio.
- NinjaOne. Quote-only, per endpoint, with quotes in our Q4 2025 data landing between $3.00 and $3.50 per endpoint per month depending on volume. Remote access and patching are included; backup and documentation are separate SKUs. Annual commitment is the standard offer, and quote-only pricing means you enter the negotiation blind while the vendor does not.
- Syncro. Per user, roughly $129 per user per month on annual billing, endpoints unlimited, PSA included. The trap is the unit: a part-time technician or a helpdesk-only hire costs the same as a senior engineer, so the per-user price is precise about the wrong thing.
- Datto RMM. Quote-only, per endpoint, with quotes we have seen running $2.50 to $3.25 monthly by volume. The contract matters more than the rate: one to three year terms with auto-renewal and minimum device commitments are normal under Kaseya ownership. Skip the renewal-notice diary entry and the contract renews itself.
- N-able. Per endpoint on a volume tier, roughly $1.65 to $2.10 in the quotes we gathered once patching is included, with a minimum monthly spend that makes it poor value below about 100 endpoints. EDR and backup are add-ons, billed in dollars.
- Level. Published pricing at $2 per endpoint per month, monthly billing, no minimum, no contract. Refreshingly checkable. But it is an RMM only: ticketing, PSA and billing come from a second vendor, so the table understates the stack cost by whatever that vendor charges.
The per-tech versus per-endpoint crossover, in pounds
UK MSPs at one to five technicians sit exactly on the line where the two models swap places, so it is worth finding the line. The arithmetic is one division: take the per-technician monthly price in pounds and divide it by the per-endpoint monthly price in pounds. Atera at £140 per technician against a blended £2.50 per endpoint gives 56. Below 56 endpoints per technician, per-endpoint pricing wins. Above it, per-technician pricing wins, and at a typical UK ratio of 150 to 200 endpoints per technician it wins heavily.
Rule of thumb: at current list prices, per-technician pricing beats per-endpoint pricing once each technician covers roughly 55 to 60 endpoints. Most established MSPs are well past that. Most one-person shops with a helpdesk hire are not.
The complication is that per-technician vendors know this, which is why the model comes with add-ons and why the unit punishes flexible staffing. The crossover tells you which model is cheaper today. It does not tell you which one stays cheap as you hire, and we have written before about when flat rate pricing beats both.
Exchange rate exposure: the line item nobody models
Five of the six vendors above bill in dollars, which means the pound figure on this page is only true at $1.27. Sterling has traded across a range wide enough in recent years that the same NinjaOne contract could plausibly move by ten per cent in either direction between signing and renewal without the vendor changing a single price. On £14,900 a year that is nearly £1,500 of movement you did not negotiate and cannot control. A one-year commitment in dollars is a small currency position; a three-year Datto term is a larger one. Price your own client contracts in pounds against a cost base in dollars and the mismatch is yours to absorb.
A formula for your own endpoint count
The tiers above bracket most UK MSPs, but your number is your number, so here is the calculation to run for any vendor:
- Get the true unit rate. Quoted per-endpoint or per-technician rate, in dollars, after any annual discount you will actually take.
- Add the mandatory add-ons. Patching, remote access, backup monitoring and AV integration if they are separate SKUs. If the demo needed it, the price includes it.
- Apply the minimum. If your spend falls below the vendor's minimum commitment, the minimum is your price.
- Convert and load for FX. Divide by the current dollar rate, then add five per cent as a currency buffer if the contract runs a year or more.
- Sanity-check against revenue. Divide the monthly total by your MRR. Our piece on modelling tooling costs as a percentage of MRR covers what a healthy number looks like; if the RMM alone is eating several per cent, the model is wrong for your shape.
Worked example: 180 endpoints at $3.25 quoted, backup monitoring at $0.50 extra, no minimum triggered. (180 × $3.75) ÷ 1.27 = £531 a month, £558 with the FX buffer, roughly £6,700 a year.
Where this fits with Helios
Helios prices in pounds, publishes the numbers, and puts every feature on every plan, so the exercise above collapses to a lookup: 100 endpoints fits Starter at £99 a month, 250 fits Growth at £199, and 500 or 1,000 fits Scale at £399, with unlimited technicians and no add-on SKUs for patching, remote access or the service desk. There is no dollar exposure and no crossover arithmetic because neither unit is the price. That does not make it automatically right for you: the formula above is the honest way to compare, and you should run Helios through it like everything else. The 14-day trial needs no credit card to start and has no feature tiers.
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