Pckgr for Intune Pricing Overview

It perfectly automates the process of installing and updating applications, which saves our team a lot of manual overhead. I also really appreciate that the product doesn't stand still - it is constantly expanding its application library and regularly improving its features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes there are minor issues where not all applications deploy perfectly or clear out from MDE (Microsoft Defender for Endpoint) recommendations right away. However, the developers are very proactive and continuously implement new solutions to address these edge cases. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With Pckgr, we save a lot of time, as we do not have to package many default applications ourselves, and we can focus on more important management tasks.

The UI is simple to use and allows any member of our team to easily add and manage new apps in our Intune catalog.

The support team is quick to respond, and they try their best to quickly resolve any issues with apps.

With the switch to the private repository, issues went down, as there is less dependency on third-party packages in Winget. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With the comfort of Pckgr, you lose some initiative.

If users require the latest update for a tool, you might be out of luck, as Pckgr needs some time to update the app in their system.

The app catalog, while growing, is focused on more general-purpose apps.

Apps for the AV-Industry, that have hundreds of individual (often poorly coded) software, are often missing in Pckgr.

As those tools receive updates more often, and the newest version is often required to support the latest hardware, there can be an issue with the time between the developer's update release and the update being in Pckgr.

However! You can easily request new apps to be added to Pckgr, and the Pckgr team does its best to keep all Apps updated. So I do not really hold it against them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.