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AEM
Secure the front door. Email is where most attacks arrive — AEM is Splashtop’s Autonomous Endpoint Management — automatically keep your fleet patched (OS + third-party apps), configured, monitored and secure, at scale. Policy- and AI-driven automation, integrated remote access, and affordable per-endpoint pricing. Pairs naturally with Splashtop Remote Support.
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Splashtop AEM (Autonomous Endpoint Management) is endpoint-management software — it lets IT teams and MSPs automatically keep their fleet of computers (endpoints) patched, configured, monitored and secure, at scale, from one place. Why this matters: an organisation's endpoints (all its computers) must be kept up to date and secure — with the latest operating-system and application patches (to close the vulnerabilities attackers exploit), correct configurations, and monitoring for problems. Doing this manually across many machines is impractical and error-prone, and unpatched endpoints are one of the biggest security risks (most breaches exploit known, unpatched vulnerabilities). Endpoint management automates this: it discovers and inventories your endpoints, automatically deploys OS and third-party application patches, enforces configuration policies, monitors endpoint health and security posture, alerts on issues, and can automatically remediate problems — keeping the whole fleet patched, compliant and healthy without manual effort. The 'autonomous' emphasis means AEM automates as much as possible (using policies and, increasingly, AI — e.g. AI-generated summaries of vulnerabilities/CVEs) so IT can manage endpoints at scale with minimal manual work. AEM is designed to work standalone, or alongside Splashtop's remote access/support products (it's a natural companion to Splashtop Remote Support, adding management to remote access). It's licensed affordably per endpoint (from under ~$1/endpoint/month), matching Splashtop's value positioning, and integrates remote access, so IT can jump onto any endpoint to investigate. From Splashtop — an independent remote-connectivity-and-management specialist — AEM is automated, affordable, scalable endpoint management. TechBag scopes, licenses and supports it in INR/GST for Indian organisations.
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This page covers AEM — autonomous endpoint management. The rest of Splashtop:
Quick facts
30-second orientation- Product
- AEM — Autonomous Endpoint Management
- Vendor
- Splashtop (founded 2006 · San Jose, CA)
- The category
- Endpoint management (patch, config, monitor)
- What it does
- Keep endpoints patched, configured, secure — automatically
- Patches
- OS + third-party apps, automatically
- Autonomous
- Policy- & AI-driven automation (CVE summaries)
- For
- IT teams & MSPs (endpoint fleets)
- Pairs with
- Splashtop Remote Support (adds management)
- Pricing
- Affordable per-endpoint (from <~$1/endpoint/mo)
- In India via
- TechBag — licensing, quotes, GST invoicing, support
Understand endpoint management & patching before you buy it
Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.
What is AEM?
Splashtop’s Autonomous Endpoint Management — automatically keep your fleet patched (OS + apps), configured, monitored and secure, at scale.
Manual, lagging patching vs autonomous endpoint management — the honest table
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Unprotected / signature email | AEM (Splashtop) |
|---|---|---|
| Patching | Manual, lagging, incomplete | Automated (OS + apps) |
| Vulnerabilities | Open, exploited | Closed promptly |
| Effort | Heavy manual work | Autonomous, AI-assisted |
| Configuration | Drift, inconsistent | Policy-enforced |
| Fixing issues | Separate remote tool | Integrated remote access |
| Coverage | Some endpoints unmanaged | Whole fleet (affordable) |
| Cost | Expensive RMM/patch tools | <~$1/endpoint/mo |
| The vendor | Heavy/legacy tools | Modern independent specialist |
AEM is autonomous, AI-assisted endpoint management (patch, config, monitor, remediate) with integrated remote access, from <~$1/endpoint/mo — pairs with Splashtop Remote Support. For the deepest mature RMM, compare NinjaOne. TechBag advises honestly.
The five pieces of the platform
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Discover & Inventory
AEM discovers and inventories your endpoints — hardware, software, OS versions, patch status — so you have a complete, current picture of your fleet. You can't manage or secure what you can't see; inventory is the foundation.
Patch Automatically
Automatically deploy operating-system and third-party application patches across the fleet — closing the known vulnerabilities that most attacks exploit. Real-time, policy-driven patching keeps endpoints secure without manual effort. The single most important endpoint-security task, automated.
Enforce Policy
Define and enforce configuration policies across endpoints — settings, security baselines, standards — so all machines are configured correctly and consistently, and drift is corrected. Endpoints stay compliant with your standards automatically.
Monitor & Alert
Continuously monitor endpoint health, patch status and security posture, with proactive alerting on issues (missing patches, problems, anomalies) — including AI-generated summaries of vulnerabilities (CVEs). So you know your fleet's state and are alerted to what needs attention.
Remediate & Act
Automatically remediate issues (via policies and background actions), run scripts and tasks across endpoints, and — integrated with Splashtop remote access — jump onto any endpoint to investigate hands-on. Autonomous where possible, hands-on where needed.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Twelve capabilities. See, patch, automate.
AEM automatically keeps your endpoints patched, configured and secure — autonomously, at scale, with integrated remote access — the endpoint-management product in the portfolio, and paired with the human firewall.
Endpoint Discovery & Inventory
Automatically discover and inventory your endpoints — hardware, installed software, OS and patch versions, configuration — building a complete, current picture of your fleet. The foundation for managing and securing endpoints.
Health & Posture Monitoring
Continuously monitor endpoint health, patch status, security posture and key metrics — so you always know the state of your fleet, and can spot machines that are unpatched, misconfigured or unhealthy. Real-time fleet visibility.
Proactive Alerts & AI CVE Summaries
Get proactive alerts on issues (missing patches, problems, anomalies), with AI-generated plain-language summaries of vulnerabilities (CVEs) — so you understand risks quickly and act. AI helps IT cut through vulnerability noise and prioritise.
Automated OS Patch Management
Automatically deploy operating-system patches across your fleet, in real time, policy-driven — closing OS vulnerabilities promptly. Unpatched OS flaws are a top attack vector; automated OS patching is the single most important endpoint-security control.
Third-Party Application Patching
Patch not just the OS but third-party applications (browsers, PDF readers, Java, and many common apps) — which are frequently exploited and often neglected. Comprehensive patching (OS + apps) closes far more vulnerabilities than OS-only.
Patch Policies & Scheduling
Control patching with policies and schedules — which patches, to which groups, when (e.g. maintenance windows), with testing/staging — so patching is automated but controlled, balancing security (patch fast) with stability (avoid disruption).
Configuration Policy Enforcement
Define and enforce configuration policies and security baselines across endpoints — settings, standards, compliance requirements — so machines are configured correctly and consistently, and configuration drift is automatically corrected. Consistent, compliant endpoints.
Automated Remediation
Automatically remediate issues — via policies, alerting-triggered actions, and scripts — so problems (missing patches, misconfigurations, alerts) are fixed automatically where possible. The 'autonomous' in AEM: reduce manual work, keep endpoints healthy.
Remote Scripting & Mass Actions
Run scripts, commands and tasks across many endpoints at once (in the background) — to fix issues, deploy software, or automate maintenance at scale. Manage the whole fleet efficiently, not machine-by-machine.
Integrated Remote Access
Integrated with Splashtop's remote access — so from AEM you can jump onto any endpoint to investigate and fix hands-on. Management (automated) plus remote access (hands-on) in one — a natural fit with Splashtop Remote Support.
Affordable Per-Endpoint Licensing
Licensed per endpoint, affordably (from under ~$1/endpoint/month) — matching Splashtop's value positioning. Cost-effective endpoint management at scale, and cheaper than many dedicated RMM/patch tools. Sold standalone or as a Splashtop add-on.
Standalone or Splashtop Add-On
Use AEM standalone (as endpoint management), or as an add-on to Splashtop Remote Support / Enterprise — adding management to remote access. So you can get endpoint management on its own, or complete a support-and-management capability with one vendor.
Watch Splashtop AEM in action
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Here’s what genuinely sets Splashtop AEM apart.
Unpatched endpoints are the biggest risk — patching must be automated
The fundamental reason Splashtop AEM exists is that keeping endpoints patched is one of the most important security tasks — unpatched endpoints are a top cause of breaches — yet doing it manually across a fleet is impractical, so it must be automated. Why patching matters so much: software (operating systems and applications) has vulnerabilities — flaws that attackers can exploit to compromise a machine. Vendors release patches to fix these, but a vulnerability remains exploitable until the patch is applied. The critical security fact: the majority of successful cyberattacks and breaches exploit known vulnerabilities for which a patch was already available but not applied. In other words, most breaches are preventable by patching — the vulnerabilities were known and fixable, but the patch wasn't deployed in time. Unpatched endpoints are therefore one of the single biggest security risks an organisation has. Keeping endpoints patched promptly is one of the most important things you can do for security. Why manual patching fails: but patching a whole fleet manually is impractical: there are many endpoints, many patches (OS and countless applications), released constantly, and tracking and applying them all by hand across every machine is hugely labour-intensive and error-prone. Machines get missed, patches lag, and vulnerabilities stay open. Manual patching simply doesn't scale or keep up — which is exactly why so many endpoints are unpatched and exploited. Automation is essential: the answer is automated patch management — software that automatically deploys OS and application patches across the fleet, promptly and consistently, without manual effort. This closes vulnerabilities fast and comprehensively, dramatically reducing the attack surface. AEM provides this: automated, real-time, policy-driven patching of both OS and third-party applications across your endpoints. The value: automated patching (as AEM provides) directly addresses the biggest, most preventable security risk — unpatched vulnerabilities. By keeping endpoints promptly and comprehensively patched, automatically, it closes the vulnerabilities most attacks exploit, hugely improving security. For any organisation, this is one of the highest-value security investments — and doing it manually isn't viable at scale. AEM makes comprehensive, automated patching achievable. TechBag helps organisations keep endpoints patched and secure with AEM. TechBag helps you close the vulnerabilities attackers exploit.
Autonomous & AI-assisted — manage endpoints at scale with less effort
A defining strength of AEM is that it's 'autonomous' — automating endpoint management as much as possible (via policies and AI) — which matters because IT teams are stretched and need to manage many endpoints efficiently, with minimal manual work. The scale-and-effort challenge: managing endpoints — patching, configuring, monitoring, fixing — across a large fleet is a lot of ongoing work, and IT teams are typically stretched (limited staff, many responsibilities, and a security skills shortage). Doing endpoint management manually and reactively — hand-applying patches, checking each machine, fixing issues one at a time — doesn't scale and consumes scarce IT time. IT needs to manage endpoints at scale, efficiently, without huge manual effort. What 'autonomous' means: AEM emphasises automation — doing as much as possible automatically, so IT sets policies and the system executes, rather than IT doing everything by hand. This includes: Automated patching — patches deploy automatically per policy, not manually. Policy-driven configuration — configurations and baselines are enforced automatically, with drift corrected. Automated remediation — issues are fixed automatically where possible (via policies and triggered actions). AI assistance — AEM uses AI to help, e.g. generating plain-language summaries of vulnerabilities (CVEs) so IT quickly understands and prioritises risks, cutting through the noise. Together, these mean endpoints are largely managed automatically — patched, configured, monitored, remediated — with IT overseeing and handling exceptions, rather than doing all the work manually. Why this matters: this autonomy delivers real value for stretched IT teams: Efficiency — manage many more endpoints with the same staff (automation does the repetitive work). Consistency and speed — automated actions are consistent and fast (patches applied promptly, policies enforced everywhere), better than manual. Focus — IT is freed from repetitive endpoint chores to focus on higher-value work. Better security — automated, prompt patching and remediation improve security (manual lags and gaps are reduced). The AI assistance further helps by making vulnerability information digestible and actionable. The value: for IT teams and MSPs — who must manage many endpoints with limited resources — AEM's autonomous, AI-assisted approach is genuinely valuable: it lets them keep endpoints managed, patched and secure at scale, efficiently, without being overwhelmed by manual work. This efficiency-at-scale is increasingly essential. TechBag helps organisations manage endpoints autonomously and efficiently with AEM. TechBag helps you manage more endpoints with less effort.
Management + remote access, together — a natural Splashtop fit
A distinctive strength of AEM is that it combines endpoint management with Splashtop's remote access — and pairs naturally with Splashtop Remote Support — which matters because managing endpoints often needs both automated management AND hands-on remote access, and having them together is efficient. The two halves of endpoint work: keeping endpoints healthy and secure involves two complementary things: Automated management — patching, configuration, monitoring, policy enforcement, remediation — done automatically at scale (what AEM provides). Hands-on remote access — when something needs manual investigation or fixing, connecting to the specific endpoint to work on it directly (what Splashtop's remote access provides). Both are needed: automation handles the bulk efficiently, but some issues need a human to remote in and investigate/fix hands-on. AEM combines them: AEM integrates Splashtop's remote access — so from within your endpoint-management workflow, you can jump straight onto any endpoint to investigate and fix hands-on. Management and remote access are together: you see an alert or issue in AEM, and can immediately remote onto that machine to deal with it, all in one tool. This is efficient — no switching between a management tool and a separate remote-access tool. The natural Splashtop pairing: because AEM comes from Splashtop (a remote-access specialist), it pairs especially naturally with Splashtop Remote Support — in fact, AEM is often used as an add-on to Remote Support, turning unattended remote support into full endpoint management-plus-access. So with Splashtop, an IT team or MSP can have: unattended remote access to the fleet (Remote Support) + automated endpoint management (AEM) + on-demand user support (SOS) — a complete remote support-and-management capability from one vendor, integrated. Why this matters: this integration of management and remote access (and the fit with Splashtop's other products) is genuinely valuable — it lets IT teams and MSPs both automatically manage endpoints AND easily jump on to fix things hands-on, in one integrated workflow, from one vendor. This is more efficient and coherent than separate management and remote-access tools. The value: for IT teams and MSPs, AEM's combination of autonomous management with integrated remote access — and its natural fit with Splashtop Remote Support — makes it a compelling way to both manage and access their endpoint fleet, coherently. For organisations already using (or considering) Splashtop for remote support, adding AEM completes the picture. TechBag helps organisations combine management and remote access with AEM (and Splashtop Remote Support). TechBag helps you manage and reach your endpoints, together.
Affordable endpoint management — value at scale
A significant advantage of AEM is its affordability — licensed per endpoint at a low price (from under ~$1/endpoint/month) — which matters because endpoint management is needed across the whole fleet, so per-endpoint cost adds up, and affordable management makes securing all endpoints economically viable. Why cost matters for endpoint management: endpoint management (patching, configuration, monitoring) needs to cover all your endpoints — you want every machine patched and managed, not just some (an unmanaged endpoint is a security gap). So the cost is inherently per-endpoint across the whole fleet, which for a large fleet is a lot of endpoints. If per-endpoint management is expensive, the total cost becomes prohibitive, tempting organisations to under-manage (leaving some endpoints unpatched/unmanaged — a security risk). Affordable per-endpoint management is therefore important to make comprehensive coverage viable. AEM's affordability: AEM is priced affordably per endpoint — from under ~$1/endpoint/month — matching Splashtop's overall value positioning (cheaper than incumbents). This low per-endpoint cost means: Comprehensive coverage is affordable — you can manage and patch all your endpoints without prohibitive cost, closing the gaps that under-management leaves. Better value than many dedicated RMM/patch tools — which can be more expensive per endpoint. Scalability — as your fleet grows, the cost scales affordably. For IT teams and MSPs managing many endpoints, this affordability is meaningful — the total cost of managing the whole fleet stays reasonable. Value in context: combined with AEM's automation (reducing IT labour) and its consolidation with Splashtop remote access/support (one vendor, integrated), the low per-endpoint price makes AEM a genuinely cost-effective way to manage and secure endpoints at scale. And for MSPs, affordable per-endpoint management improves their margins on managed-endpoint services. The value: AEM's affordability makes comprehensive, automated endpoint management economically viable across the whole fleet — so you can keep all endpoints patched, configured and secure without prohibitive cost. Given that comprehensive endpoint management is a security necessity (unmanaged endpoints are risks), affordable management like AEM is genuinely valuable — it removes cost as a barrier to securing all your endpoints. For any organisation managing a fleet, this value matters. TechBag helps organisations get affordable, comprehensive endpoint management with AEM, priced in INR/GST. TechBag helps you manage all your endpoints affordably.
From an independent specialist — modern management, growing capability
AEM comes from Splashtop — an independent, focused remote-connectivity-and-management specialist — as a modern, growing endpoint-management offering, which matters because it means a focused, stable vendor and a product built with a modern (autonomous, AI-assisted, integrated) approach. A modern approach: AEM ('Autonomous Endpoint Management') is a relatively new, modern offering, built with a contemporary approach: automation-first (autonomous), AI-assisted (CVE summaries and more), and integrated with remote access. This modern design contrasts with some older, heavier endpoint-management/RMM tools — AEM aims to be efficient, automated and easy, fitting how IT wants to work today. Focused, independent vendor: Splashtop is an independent, privately-held, financially-healthy specialist in remote connectivity and management — not a PE-owned or conglomerate vendor. So AEM comes from a focused, stable, self-directed company that's investing in this space, versus a side-line product. For a tool managing your endpoints (a security-critical function), a focused, stable vendor is reassuring. Part of a coherent range: AEM fits within Splashtop's broader range — remote access (Business Access), on-demand support (SOS), unattended fleet support (Remote Support), and Enterprise — so it integrates with remote access/support, and you can build a complete, coherent remote support-and-management capability from one vendor. Growing capability: Splashtop is actively developing AEM (it's a strategic focus), adding capabilities and AI features — so it's a growing, improving product, not static. Honest note: as a newer, still-growing offering, AEM may not yet match the depth and breadth of the most mature, dedicated RMM/endpoint-management platforms (like NinjaOne, or full RMM suites) in every area — but for core endpoint management (patching, config, monitoring, remediation) integrated with remote access, at great value, it's compelling, and improving. The value: AEM offers modern, autonomous, integrated endpoint management from a focused, stable, investing independent specialist, within a coherent product range — a compelling choice, especially for those wanting efficient, affordable management integrated with Splashtop remote access/support. For organisations valuing a modern approach and a focused vendor, this matters. TechBag supplies AEM with local scoping and support. TechBag provides modern, autonomous endpoint management from a focused specialist.
The honest scope
Splashtop AEM (Autonomous Endpoint Management) is endpoint-management software — automatically keeping a fleet of endpoints patched (OS and third-party apps), configured, monitored and secure at scale — with an autonomous, AI-assisted approach (policy-driven automation, AI CVE summaries, auto-remediation), integrated remote access, affordable per-endpoint pricing, and a natural fit with Splashtop Remote Support. The honest framing: the endpoint-management / RMM (remote monitoring and management) / patch-management space is competitive and includes mature, dedicated players. These range from RMM platforms (NinjaOne — a leading modern RMM/endpoint-management platform; ConnectWise RMM; Kaseya VSA; N-able N-central; Atera) to patch/endpoint tools (Action1, Automox — cloud patch management; Tanium — heavy enterprise endpoint management). Many of these are mature, deep platforms. Splashtop AEM's distinctive strengths are: its autonomous, AI-assisted, modern approach; its integration with Splashtop remote access (and natural fit with Splashtop Remote Support — add management to your remote support); its affordability (per-endpoint, from under ~$1/endpoint/month); and its independent-specialist vendor. Honestly, as a newer and still-growing offering, AEM may not yet match the very deepest, most mature RMM platforms (NinjaOne, Tanium) in breadth of features (e.g. full RMM/PSA, the widest integrations) — but for core endpoint management (patching, configuration, monitoring, remediation) integrated with remote access, at strong value, it's compelling and rapidly improving. This page covers AEM; Splashtop also offers Business Access, SOS, Remote Support and Enterprise (on their own pages) — AEM pairs especially with Remote Support. AEM is most compelling when you want affordable, automated, modern endpoint management — especially integrated with Splashtop remote access/support. For the deepest, most mature standalone RMM, dedicated platforms (NinjaOne) may go further. TechBag scopes AEM honestly against NinjaOne, Action1, Automox and others, and licenses it in INR/GST with local support.
The numbers behind the platform
What your AEM journey looks like
Endpoint scoping
Your endpoint fleet (size, OS mix), your patching/management gaps and security needs, and whether you already use Splashtop Remote Support. TechBag scopes it free and sets up a trial.
Deploy & inventory
Deploy the AEM agent across your endpoints, and let it discover and inventory the fleet — revealing patch status, configuration and gaps. See the state of your endpoints.
Automate patching & policy
Set up automated OS and third-party patching (with policies and schedules), configuration policies, monitoring and alerts — so endpoints are kept patched, configured and healthy automatically.
Autonomous management & scale
Let AEM manage the fleet autonomously (remediation, policies), use AI CVE summaries, and jump onto endpoints via remote access when needed. Scale affordably. TechBag models it in INR/GST.
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The review scoreboard
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?
Talk to an advisor“Automated OS and third-party patching across our fleet closed the vulnerabilities we were struggling to keep up with manually. Our patch compliance went from patchy to near-complete.”
“We already used Splashtop Remote Support, so adding AEM was natural — now we manage AND remote onto endpoints in one tool. Automate the bulk, jump on for the rest. Efficient.”
“The AI CVE summaries help our small team understand and prioritise vulnerabilities fast — we don't have a security analyst, so plain-language risk summaries are genuinely useful.”
“At under a dollar an endpoint, we could afford to manage our ENTIRE fleet — no more leaving some machines unmanaged for cost reasons. Comprehensive patching, affordably.”
“Policy-driven configuration and auto-remediation cut our manual endpoint work substantially — the 'autonomous' part is real. We set policies and it keeps endpoints in line.”
“We evaluated NinjaOne too — more mature in some areas — but for core patching and management integrated with our Splashtop remote support, at the price, AEM won. TechBag scoped it honestly.”
“Mass scripting and tasks let us deploy software and fix issues across hundreds of endpoints at once. Managing our fleet at scale is genuinely feasible now.”
“For our MSP, affordable per-endpoint management improved our managed-services margins while keeping clients' endpoints patched and secure. TechBag handled India licensing.”
Where everyone sits — the grids
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the endpoint-management / RMM market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
TechBag Email-Security Grid
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Autonomous endpoint mgmt + remote access, affordable. This page's product.
Detection × Portfolio Integration
The grid nobody publishes — how strong the email detection is vs how integrated with the wider security portfolio.
Core mgmt + access, great value (growing).
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
AEM vs the endpoint-management & RMM field
NinjaOne, Action1, Automox, ConnectWise RMM and Kaseya VSA — honest lanes; the edge is autonomous/AI-assisted management + integrated Splashtop remote access + affordability. (Newer, so mature RMMs go broader.)
| Dimension | Splashtop AEM | NinjaOne | Action1 | Automox | ConnectWise RMM | Kaseya VSA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Autonomous endpoint mgmt + remote access | Leading modern RMM/endpoint mgmt | Cloud patch management | Cloud patch/config | MSP RMM (ConnectWise suite) | Established RMM |
| OS + third-party patching | Yes — automated | Yes — strong | Yes — core strength | Yes — core strength | Yes | Yes |
| Autonomous / AI assistance | Yes — policy + AI CVE summaries | Yes (automation, AI) | Automation-focused | Automation-first | Automation (suite) | Automation |
| Integrated remote access | Yes — Splashtop remote access | Yes (built-in/partners) | Limited | Limited | Yes (ScreenConnect) | Yes |
| Monitoring & alerting | Yes | Yes — strong | Patch-focused | Patch-focused | Full RMM monitoring | Full RMM monitoring |
| Breadth (full RMM/PSA) | Core mgmt + access (growing) | Broad RMM | Patch/config focused | Patch/config focused | Full RMM + PSA (suite) | Full RMM + suite |
| Price / value | Very affordable (<~$1/endpoint/mo) | Moderate | Affordable (free tier) | Moderate | Moderate (suite) | Moderate |
| Splashtop ecosystem fit | Native — pairs with Remote Support | Separate vendor | Separate vendor | Separate vendor | ConnectWise suite | Kaseya suite |
| Best fit | Affordable, autonomous endpoint mgmt + Splashtop remote access | Deepest, most mature modern RMM | Cloud patch management (simple) | Cloud patch/config automation | MSPs in the ConnectWise suite | Established RMM (Kaseya suite) |
Which email-security approach fits you?
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Choose Splashtop AEM if…
- ✓You want automated OS + third-party patching to close endpoint vulnerabilities
- ✓You want an autonomous, AI-assisted, modern approach to endpoint management
- ✓You want management integrated with remote access (esp. with Splashtop Remote Support)
- ✓You want affordable per-endpoint pricing to manage your whole fleet
NinjaOne if…
- ✓You want the deepest, most mature modern RMM/endpoint-management platform
Action1 / Automox if…
- ✓You want a focused, cloud patch-management tool specifically
ConnectWise RMM if…
- ✓You're an MSP standardised on the ConnectWise suite
Kaseya VSA if…
- ✓You want an established RMM within the Kaseya ecosystem
What do email threats cost you?
Drag the sliders (count endpoints; IT-hour cost as loaded rate). Estimates contrast manual patching/management effort (and the breach risk of unpatched endpoints) vs affordable, autonomous management — but the larger, unpriced win is the avoided breach (most breaches exploit unpatched vulnerabilities). Illustrative; AEM has affordable per-endpoint pricing.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models actual device counts and modules.
Three ways to consume it
AEM has affordable per-endpoint pricing (from under ~$1/endpoint/mo, with a small minimum), standalone or as a Splashtop Remote Support/Enterprise add-on. AEM Enterprise (SSO) is quote-priced. TechBag right-sizes it and quotes in INR/GST with local support.
AEM (per endpoint)
Best for automated endpoint management
- From under ~$1/endpoint/mo (small minimum applies)
- Automated OS + third-party patching
- Policy config, monitoring, AI CVE summaries, remediation
- Integrated remote access; from <~$1/endpoint/mo
+ Platform add-ons
Best for a broader rollout
- Scoped to your estate
- Add-on modules as needed
- Phased, right-sized deployment
+ Splashtop Remote Support
Best for access + management
- Pair AEM with Remote Support (unattended fleet access)
- Automate management, then jump on to fix hands-on
- TechBag scopes the mix in INR/GST
Buy it for less — TechBag pricing beats list
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
Get an India-ready quote
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The 8 questions to ask every vendor
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Are your endpoints reliably patched (OS AND third-party apps)? Unpatched endpoints are the biggest, most preventable security risk — AEM automates patching.
Do you need to manage a fleet of endpoints — patch, configure, monitor, remediate — at scale? That's AEM.
Value autonomous, AI-assisted management (policy automation, auto-remediation, AI CVE summaries) to manage more endpoints with less effort?
Do you use (or plan to use) Splashtop Remote Support? AEM pairs naturally — add management to your remote access/support.
Value being able to jump onto an endpoint (remote access) to investigate/fix, from within management? AEM integrates Splashtop remote access.
Want to manage your WHOLE fleet affordably (no unmanaged gaps)? AEM's per-endpoint pricing (from <~$1/mo) makes comprehensive coverage viable.
Need the deepest, broadest RMM (full monitoring/PSA)? Weigh AEM vs mature platforms (NinjaOne) — AEM is focused and great value but newer.
Size by number of endpoints (standalone or as a Splashtop add-on), and quote in INR/GST — TechBag scopes it.
Questions buyers ask
Ready to keep every endpoint patched & secure?
Scope automated endpoint management (patch OS + apps, enforce policy, monitor and remediate — affordably, at scale), or let a TechBag advisor plan your endpoint management (and pair it with Splashtop Remote Support).
Stats, ratings, review counts and pricing are illustrative and sourced from public materials; verify before purchase.