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Patch My PC: cost, fit and limits
Patch My PC is a third-party application patching service made by Patch My PC, LLC that feeds a curated catalog of updates into Microsoft Intune, Configuration Manager and WSUS for Windows and macOS fleets. Subscriptions are priced per device.
What to know first
Patch My PC prices per device per year with a minimum. Enterprise Plus starts at $3,500 a year for up to 1,000 devices and Enterprise Premium at $5,000 a year, on subscriptions of one, two or three years. Onboarding and unlimited support are included in every subscription. The pricing page names no AI feature, so judge it as a catalog and reporting product.
Patch My PC at a glance
| Maker | Patch My PC, LLC, United States |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free trial only |
| Entry price | $3.5 per device per year |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Patch Management Software in 2026, rank 4 of 11 |
| Website | patchmypc.com/pricing |
Who Patch My PC is best for
Intune-managed Windows fleets
Updates for the catalog arrive inside Intune, which keeps third-party patching in the console that already owns your devices. Admins gain one console.
Configuration Manager estates
Plus and Premium both automate third-party updates for ConfigMgr and WSUS, and Premium adds migration of apps from ConfigMgr to Intune for teams modernizing.
Teams that need CVE visibility
Premium adds CVE scores and device health data such as battery, disk, warranty and local admin rights, which gives security staff a view from the same product.
Patch My PC plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise Plus | $3.5 per device per year (starts at $3,500 a year) | Automated third-party updates for WSUS, ConfigMgr and Intune, a 4,002-product catalog, app packaging for x86, x64 and ARM64, and macOS app deployment in Intune. |
| Enterprise Premium | $5 per device per year (starts at $5,000 a year) | Everything in Plus with advanced reporting, CVE score visibility, real-time ConfigMgr actions, device health data, Intune update compliance and migration tools. |
| Enterprise Subscription (patching only) | Not published | Named on the pricing page as supporting patching only; no price or feature list is given. |
| Free trial | Free | Offered on the pricing page; length and terms are not stated. Ask the vendor for the duration before a pilot. |
Checked November 2026.
What Patch My PC does
- Curated catalog
- The pricing page cites 4,002 supported products. The catalog is curated by the vendor, so packaging and detection logic arrive pre-built instead of written by your admins.
- Packaging for several architectures
- Windows app packaging covers x86, x64 and ARM64, which matters as ARM laptops enter fleets. This matters as ARM laptops enter fleets, because one package process then serves all three architectures without separate builds for each.
- Custom Apps
- Plus allows 100 custom apps and 100 GB, and Premium allows 500 apps and 250 GB, so line-of-business installers can use the same pipeline. Larger libraries need Premium.
- Update compliance reporting
- Premium reports Intune update compliance, including Microsoft updates, so one product shows third-party and Windows status together. That lets one dashboard cover third-party apps and Windows quality updates together instead of two reports to reconcile.
- Migration support
- Premium helps move app deployments from Configuration Manager to Intune, a useful feature during a cloud transition. This helps teams in the middle of a cloud transition who still keep older deployment logic in ConfigMgr.
How Patch My PC handles your data
The pricing page states ISO 27001 certification, a maintained SOC 2 Type 2 report and available GDPR documentation, with a trust center linked. The privacy policy has no statement on model training and gives no retention period. It says data may be stored on the company's servers and on servers of third-party hosting vendors, without naming a region, and that services are operated from the United States. Because the product works through your Microsoft consoles, device data stays largely within your own Intune or ConfigMgr tenant, though the pages do not spell out the data flow.
Where Patch My PC falls short in practice
- Microsoft consoles required. Patch My PC publishes into WSUS, ConfigMgr and Intune. A team with none of these has nothing to patch through, and Linux servers fall outside its scope.
- Capped custom apps. Custom Apps are limited to 100 apps and 100 GB in Plus and 500 apps and 250 GB in Premium, which a team with a large internal software library may reach.
- Feature gates on Premium. Advanced reporting, CVE visibility and real-time ConfigMgr actions sit only in Premium, so the $3,500 starting price excludes them. Teams that need those views should price Premium from the start.
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Patch My PC: common questions
How much does Patch My PC cost?
Enterprise Plus starts at $3,500 per year for up to 1,000 devices, or $3.5 per device per year, and Enterprise Premium starts at $5,000 per year, or $5 per device. Subscriptions run for one, two or three years, and the pricing page says onboarding and unlimited support are included.
Does Patch My PC replace Intune?
No. It publishes third-party updates into Intune, Configuration Manager and WSUS, so those remain the consoles that deploy to devices. Patch My PC supplies the catalog, packaging and reporting. Without one of those Microsoft tools, there is nowhere for its updates to land.
What does Premium add over Plus?
Premium adds advanced reporting for ConfigMgr and Intune, CVE score visibility, real-time actions on ConfigMgr clients, device health data, Intune update compliance and ConfigMgr to Intune app migration. It also raises Custom Apps to 500 apps and 250 GB. Both tiers include onboarding.
Does Patch My PC use AI?
The pricing page and privacy policy we read name no AI feature. It is a catalog and reporting product. If AI-assisted automation matters to you, Automox and NinjaOne name AI features elsewhere in this ranking, though they describe them only briefly.
Can Patch My PC patch Linux servers?
The pages read describe Windows app packaging and macOS app deployment in Intune, and no Linux patching. Teams with Linux servers need a second tool such as Automox, ManageEngine or Canonical Landscape for Ubuntu machines. Check macOS coverage against your Macs.