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See device state as it changes
Live inventory updates the moment something shifts, so you act on what is true now, not the last check-in.
Level vs Intune
Microsoft Intune is policy, compliance, and identity. Level is real-time endpoint ops: instant visibility, live scripts, and built-in remote across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
First 10 devices free. No contracts.
Teams are adding Level next to Intune. Here is what changed once they had real-time control.
Daniel Okafor
IT Operations Lead, Ardent Field Services
“Intune kept our devices compliant, but we were still waiting on it to see what was happening right now. With Level we run a script live and watch it land across the fleet in seconds.”
Rachel Stein
Systems Administrator, Halden Group
“We kept Intune for identity and policy and put Level on top for day-to-day ops. Remote sessions, patch runs, and our Linux boxes all live in one console now.”
How Level and Intune compare. A short, honest look at what each one is built to do.
| Level | Intune | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing and terms | ||
| Pricing model | Transparent per-device pricing, no contract (rate on the pricing page) | Teams evaluating Intune often ask how it maps to their Microsoft 365 licensing |
| Contract | Month-to-month, cancel anytime | Commonly tied to an annual Microsoft agreement |
| Try it | First 10 devices free, self-serve signup | Buyers usually ask how a trial works within an existing tenant |
| Capabilities | ||
| Real-time visibility | Live device state, updated as the environment changes | Teams often ask about check-in intervals and reporting lag |
| Live script execution | PowerShell, Bash, and Python run live across tagged devices, every run logged | Script deployment is a common question for Intune buyers |
| Built-in remote control | In-browser sessions and background commands, no add-on | Remote assistance is often a separate Microsoft add-on to ask about |
| Configuration and compliance | Groups, tags, and policies scope every workflow | A genuine strength: configuration, compliance, and identity in the Microsoft stack |
| Cross-platform | Windows, macOS, and Linux for core RMM workflows | Linux coverage is a common question for endpoint ops teams |
| Support | ||
| Support | Engineer-led, direct | Routed through Microsoft support tiers and plans |
Last reviewed July 2026
Three places Level pulls ahead. These are the real-time ops gaps teams fill beside Intune.
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Run scripts live, not on a delay
Trigger PowerShell, Bash, and Python across tagged devices and watch each run land, every result logged.
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Remote control in the console
Start an in-browser session from the device list and run background commands, with no extra add-on to license.
Add Level beside Intune, one group at a time. Keep Intune for policy and identity while Level runs day-to-day ops.
Enroll 10 to 20 devices with a scripted agent install. The first 10 are free.
Check live visibility, start a remote session, run a script, apply a patch, and set one alert.
Roll Level out to more sites in phases, and keep Intune handling configuration and compliance.
Install on a subset.
Validate the workflows that matter.
Expand by group.
A lean team, a large fleet. This is what small-team leverage looks like on Level.
400+ endpoints run by a 3-technician team Bascom Logistics
600 devices migrated in a single weekend Grissom Tech
3 operating systems patched from one console Windows, macOS, and Linux
“Level gives us the power for only a few technicians to manage hundreds of endpoints from anywhere in the world with real-time insight.”
Justin Hayes
CEO · Bascom Logistics
Pricing you can read online. No quote, no contract, no surprise at renewal.
Start free, no commitment
Run your first 10 devices at no cost, with no time limit.
- Month-to-month billing
- Cancel anytime, no contracts
Transparent per-device pricing
No quote and no hidden fees, and the rate is public.
- Billed on your peak device count
- No setup fees
Onboarding and discounts
The team helps you get set up at no extra cost.
- Free onboarding included
- Non-profit and government discount
Questions teams ask before adding Level. Here is how Level and Microsoft Intune fit together.
Does Level replace Microsoft Intune?
It does not have to. Intune is strong at configuration, compliance, and identity in the Microsoft ecosystem. Level adds real-time ops on top: live visibility, script execution, and built-in remote. Most teams run both.
Can I run Level alongside Intune while I evaluate?
Yes. Install Level on a subset of devices and keep Intune managing policy and identity. There is nothing to rip out to try it.
What does Level do that Intune does not?
Level gives you live device state instead of waiting on a check-in, runs PowerShell, Bash, and Python across tagged devices on demand, and includes remote sessions in the console with no separate add-on.
What operating systems and remote workflows are supported?
Windows, macOS, and Linux for core RMM workflows, with in-browser remote sessions and background commands. Feature coverage can vary by OS.
How fast can I test Level with my own devices?
Enroll a handful with a scripted agent install and validate live visibility, remote access, patching, and a script the same day. The first 10 devices are free.
How does Level's pricing work?
Level uses transparent per-device pricing with no contract, and the first 10 devices are free. See the pricing page for the rate, separate from your Microsoft licensing.
Add real-time ops to your Intune fleet.
First 10 devices free. No contract, and no sales call to get a price.