Patch My PC Reviews & Product Details

set and forget - light touch config for us. great catalogue availability. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Restore the option to extract content to a local path instead of requiring a UNC path was useful!! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Patch My PC is still an amazing product. I love that they're constantly adding new features like Advanced Insights and more Intune support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

A year later, I will love Patch My PC. I can't think of a single change I was suggest for them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's easy to use and follows a similar approach to Intune, making it simple to integrate and intuitive to use from the start. The portal is easy to navigate, and their customer support is fast and approachable. Implementation was straightforward with the onboarding session. If we need to update or add a new app across the business, we just jump into the portal. It’s largely a “set and forget” solution—no need for frequent interaction. It also significantly reduced vulnerabilities in a very short time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Reporting. There’s a lack of built-in reporting functionality. While this can be addressed through Intune compliance configurations, it would be ideal to have a clear view directly within Patch My PC—such as which applications are up to date and which still require vendor updates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Fire and forget. This 3rd party patching solution is so much easier to use compared to others in the market. Great supportand easy to set up Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing to really dislike, best 3rd party patching solution we've ever used Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really enjoyed the interaction with patchmypc personnel and support.

I love the way it simplifies the life of IT administrators and how it manages software updates.

We mainly support end costomers through Microsoft solutions, so SCCM/Intune and WSUS are our everyday softwares.

Looking foreward in finding many new end customers to propose the solution of PatchMyPC MSP with Intune

I really enjoyed the support received from Vincent Verstraeten Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Initially the high limit of minimum PCs was kinda too high for italian market, but now that the licensing model was updated everything is super! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm currently a technology specialist for a Minnesota school district. My days are spent wrangling around 2,000 Windows devices with SCCM and patching—basically, herding digital cats, holding them down, and applying software patches.

About 60% of my time felt like a Groundhog Day loop of downloading, configuring, and building software update packages for SCCM. We were churning out browser packages like a factory gone wild, sometimes 5-6 times a month! I swear I started dreaming (nightmares) of browser update e-mails.

Then, a peer from another district, clearly sensing my impending digital burnout, swooped in like Obi-Wan Kenobi. He whispered, 'Come here, Young Jedi... You should be using the Force...'

And that 'Force'? Patch My PC. Turns out, I didn't need a lightsaber, just a better patching solution.

From my desperate plea for more information using their website contact form, Patch My PC responded with the speed of a caffeine-fueled squirrel.

I had an engineer on the line for a demo faster than you can say 'software update.' Honestly, I was stunned. Not only did it all click into place like a perfect puzzle, but getting it up and running? Easier than finding free coffee in the breakroom. Color me impressed...and slightly ashamed I hadn't found them sooner.

Alright, let's talk brass tacks. The Patch My PC pricing? Shockingly reasonable! We went with the Premium, with the bells and whistles of Advanced Insights. Plus, they didn't treat us educational folks like “odd ducks”. Major win.

So, we got the green light from the bean counters, and boom—online meeting with the Patch My PC wizards. Two hours later, we were up and running. Seriously, two hours! I was expecting a two week-long IT odyssey, but nope. We were patching that afternoon.

My favorite bit? This little 'database barrel' icon in the Updates tab. Click it, and it's like Patch My PC goes fishing in our SCCM database, pulls out all our apps, and presents them on a silver platter. Sort by 'Count', pick what you want updated, and bam! Done. It’s almost too easy; I felt slightly cheated out of a good IT struggle.

But wait, there's more! Go to the Configuration Manager tab, browse by vendor, and... they build the packages for you! No more all-day wrestling with manual packaging, trying to figure out command line switches and how to wrap executables. I'm pretty sure I heard angels sing the first time I used that feature. I've reclaimed so many hours, I might actually have time to remember what sunlight feels like.

Seriously though, all humor aside… Patch My PC has significantly improved my work-life balance. Patching? Used to be a dreaded nightmare. Now? I mostly just watch it work its magic. We axed almost 9,000 digital baddies in a blink, just a few short months after implementation. – try doing that manually. Support is swift and responsive. Just want Patch My PC to do an Environment Review to check your implementation or check your settings? Book a session, and you will have an engineer at a time of your choosing.

Seriously, Patch My PC is sooooo good, I practically need a megaphone to tell everyone. My technology peers from other districts probably think I've joined a patching cult. I guess I have... and I am good with that... We are thrilled, bordering on ecstatic. We just renewed for another three years!

Thank you again for all this tool does for us! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We have not really found anything that we dislike about Patch My PC. We use it daily, and the only impact we saw was the larger than normal CPU load on the SCCM server as it was going crazy patching all of our devices. There was just a little bit of tweaking to get the Automatic Deployment Rules set just right, and to set it up so that it was not storing old packages. All of that was documented very well, and the engineer was very careful to explain those particular settings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Simplicity. It's so straight forward for something so feature rich. I wish we'd chosen PatchMyPC years ago, it's already made my life far easier. It's consistent, it packages apps, you can customise them etc. Brilliant. It's incredibly easy to install and set up yourself and the support team are moments away for a review call. Looking to integrate with Intune next and spilt our Co-managed workloads. PatchMyPC, where have you been all my life! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the only thing I'd change would be the sync schedule granularity. Whilst daily, weekly, monthly etc. is fine, it would be nice to be able to set it to sync every 3 days for example. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Time saved and ease of use. A team of two would have needed to increase by 50% to accommodate what PatchMyPC handles for us. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Wish it was available for more apps, although the catalog is continuously increasing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the frequency of updates and the ease of use of Patch My PC. The initial setup was very simple with the setup call. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Analytics could be a bit better. I would be happy if there were more options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Multi-selection support in the List UI layout (checkboxes for bulk actions)

It's great how we can use checkboxes next to each item in the list and select multiple apps and updates simultaneously. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Patch My PC includes a valuable discovery feature that allows visibility into all unmanaged applications across the infrastructure, along with their respective installation counts. However, there is currently no option to export this data to an XML file. Enabling such an export capability would significantly enhance reporting, analysis, and integration with other tools or workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.