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Each product works independently — subscribe to MantisRMM, Mantis360, MantisNMS, or any combination. Used together as MantisOps Complete, they work as one platform: one agent, one sign-in, one Customer Portal with a single alerts inbox, and each device matched across all three products. Bundling all three saves 10%. See how the platform fits together →

Yes, free trials are available for all three products — no credit card required. Fill out the trial registration form and we'll provision your tenant. Each trial lasts 30 days with full feature access, capped at 10 devices (MantisRMM), 50 assets (Mantis360) and 100 sensors (MantisNMS), so you can evaluate everything before committing. New customers also get a 30-day money-back guarantee on their first payment.

MantisRMM is priced at $2 per agent per month, with a minimum of 10 agents ($20/month). You can add agents in increments of 10 at any time. There are no per-technician fees — all users in your organization can access the portal. An "agent" is one installed endpoint (Windows, Linux, or macOS device running the MantisRMM agent).

Mantis360 is priced at $4 per asset per month, sold in packs of 50 assets ($200/pack/month). An "asset" is any endpoint, network device, or cloud resource monitored by Mantis360 — whether through an installed agent or via network scanning. You can add packs as your asset count grows.

The MantisRMM, Mantis360, and MantisNMS host agents support:

• Windows: Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows Server 2016/2019/2022
• Linux: Debian/Ubuntu, RHEL/CentOS, Alpine — amd64 and arm64
• macOS: macOS 12 (Monterey) and later — Intel and Apple Silicon

All agents report to the same portal. No separate console or product needed per platform.

Every time a Mantis360 agent checks in (every 60 seconds by default), it reports the current software inventory. Mantis360 compares this against all open vulnerability findings for that endpoint. If the vulnerable software is no longer present, the finding is automatically marked "auto-remediated" with a timestamp and the identity of who/what removed the software. Manual remediation (where a human marks a finding resolved) creates a separate "manually remediated" audit entry. No other commercial vulnerability management tool does this automatically.

Every organization gets a dedicated D1 database and R2 object store — your data is never stored in shared tables alongside other tenants' data. Data is hosted on Cloudflare's infrastructure in the United States. MantisOps staff have admin-level access for support purposes only and do not access customer data without permission. No data is sold or shared with third parties.

Agent installation takes under 5 minutes per machine — download the installer, run it, and the endpoint appears in your portal within seconds. For network scanning, deploying a probe to a subnet takes about 10 minutes. The Mantis360 vulnerability dashboard starts populating with findings on the first agent check-in (~60 seconds after install). There are no servers, no virtual machines, and no configuration files to manage.

No. One unified MantisOps agent covers all three products: MantisRMM remote management, Mantis360 endpoint security and threat monitoring, and MantisNMS host monitoring. You install it once per device and the modules that run follow your subscriptions. In the Customer Portal each device shows up once, matched across RMM, 360 and NMS, with links straight into each product.

Shadow AI is AI people use at work without IT's approval. Mantis360 finds it in three places: AI apps on devices (matched from software inventory against a catalog of 50+ AI apps, from ChatGPT and Claude to Cursor, Otter.ai and Ollama), self-hosted AI servers on the network (from network scans), and AI services exposed to the internet without authentication (from the Security Scan, using read-only checks). Admins mark each app approved or not approved; unapproved AI becomes a finding in the exposure score and reports. Learn more →

EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System) is a machine-learning model maintained by FIRST.org that predicts the probability that a given CVE will be exploited in the wild within the next 30 days. A critical-severity CVE with a low EPSS score (rare exploits in the wild) is far less urgent than a medium-severity CVE with a high EPSS score (actively exploited today). Mantis360 multiplies CVSS × EPSS to rank findings by actual risk — not just theoretical severity — which can reduce actionable vulnerability noise by up to 90%.

MANTIS is an acronym for Managed Automation, Network Telemetry, and Intelligent Security — the three disciplines the platform unifies. Managed Automation is MantisRMM (remote endpoint management and workflow automation), Network Telemetry is MantisNMS (network monitoring), and Intelligent Security is Mantis360 (risk-ranked vulnerability management). One platform, one bill, one pane of glass across all three.

The mantis is the perfect metaphor for what the platform does. It's a patient, ever-watchful predator with a near-360° field of vision — it sees everything on its turf — and the instant a threat appears it strikes with speed and precision. That's exactly how MantisOps operates: continuously watching every endpoint and network device, surfacing what actually matters, and responding fast and accurately when something's wrong. The circuit ring around the mark ties that natural instinct to the technology it protects.