PDQ Connect Pricing Overview

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Free Trial

Basic

$12.00

1 Device Per Year

Rapid patch management & robust inventory insights

Plus

$18.00

1 Device Per Year

Automated patch management and remote desktop. Includes everything in Basic and...

Premium

$28.00

1 Device Per Year

Vulnerability management & integrations for advanced IT flows. Includes everything in Plus and...

PDQ Connect uses a per-device annual subscription model. Pricing is publicly available and supports self-service purchasing without requiring a sales call. Volume discounts are available, along with discounts for nonprofit and educational organizations.

PDQ Connect has 3 pricing editions, from $12 to $28. A free trial of PDQ Connect is also available. Look at different pricing editions below and see what edition and features meet your budget and needs.

Pricing information for PDQ Connect is supplied by the software provider or retrieved from publicly accessible pricing materials. Final cost negotiations to purchase PDQ Connect must be conducted with the seller.

Pricing information was last updated on April 14, 2026

PDQ Connect Pricing FAQs

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Based on G2 reviewer demographics and feedback, PDQ Connect's pricing is best suited for mid-market IT teams managing between 50 and 1,000 endpoints across hybrid or remote environments. The majority of G2 reviewers come from mid-market organizations across industries including education, manufacturing, financial services, legal services, and civil engineering. The Basic tier suits smaller teams needing inventory and patch management, while the Plus tier appeals to those requiring remote desktop and automation. The Premium tier is favored by security-conscious teams, with G2 reviewers in banking and computer security specifically praising vulnerability management. MSPs and enterprise users also find strong value, particularly with multi-tenancy support.

PDQ Connect does not offer a permanent free tier, but a free trial is available for teams evaluating its capabilities before committing. The entry-level Basic plan at $12.00 per year covers device inventory, prebuilt and custom packages, and Windows and macOS management. PDQ Connect's Plus tier at $18.00 per year adds automated deployments, remote desktop, and role-based access control, which G2 reviewers frequently cite as essential for remote workforce management. The Premium tier at $28.00 per year unlocks vulnerability scanning, one-click CVE resolution, API access, and priority support. G2 reviewers specifically highlight vulnerability management and remote desktop as the features most worth upgrading for.

PDQ Connect is widely regarded as strong value for money, with G2 reviewers frequently praising its capabilities relative to cost. One reviewer noted it acts like 10 tools in one, while others highlight replacing separate tools like TeamViewer, LogMeIn Central, and ManageEngine at a lower combined cost. G2 reviews of PDQ Connect consistently rate it highly, with most reviewers giving 4.5 to 5 stars. Some reviewers in education and smaller organizations flag pricing as a concern, and one noted the recent price increase warranted watching competitors. Overall, the consensus across G2 reviews is that PDQ Connect's pricing delivers exceptional value, particularly for mid-market IT teams managing remote or hybrid workforces.

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PDQ Connect Pricing Reviews

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Ian P.

Senior Technical Architect

Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)

5/17/2025

"A must have tool in your locker, for MSPs and Internal IT"

5/5

What do you like best about PDQ Connect?

The answer to nearly all questions starting with "Can PDQ.....?" is YES!

If you can think it, you can deploy it! IT admins and MSPs alike can use this product very easily to get through a stack of sysadmin jobs, but once you get stuck into it you'll discover that the possibilities are endless, patching, security vulnerability remediation, asset management, Windows 11 upgrades are one of my current projects.

How about a package that can convert an MBR partition table into GPT, reboot, change bios options to enable secure boot, UEFI mode, kick off a pre-req scanner that makes sure a device meets the criteria for windows 11, and that its not running from battery before starting an upgrade........... no problem, without ANY user interaction required.

It's really easy to get started with, there's some groups that come out of the box that give you a helpful guide in how you can structure your environment tree. If you do get stuck though, the customer support team are very helpful and speak to you like a normal person - with honesty rather than unhelpful solutions.

My job would be genuinely more difficult without PDQ, i use it a lot! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about PDQ Connect?

Cant think of any negatives. There are a load of features from the on-prem versions (Deploy & Inventory) that are being ported to Connect, but the development timeline for this is super quick and the key items have and are being prioritised. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is PDQ Connect solving and how is that benefiting you?

Asset management and clear information on the state of situations is critical for my customers.

I love being able to give answers to customer questions on the state of their environment and know that the information I have is accurate.

"how many devices do i have left on 23H2"

"how many dell laptops don't have secure boot enabled"

"which devices don't have this reg key in place"

I can get the answers easily and quickly.

All of this is above and beyond a product that for most of my customers, its primary purpose is for patch management.. yeah it does that, it does it really well, but what sets it apart is the fact that it can do sooooo much more than just handle your patching. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Erik S.

12/22/2025

"Efficient Remote Management, Needs Full RMM Features"

2.5/5

What do you like best about PDQ Connect?

I like how PDQ Connect makes deploying updates or apps to a specific target super easy and intuitive. I find the feature for finding endpoints that meet certain criteria and saving them to a group for future use super helpful. The dynamic groups that stay up-to-date are especially useful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about PDQ Connect?

It's missing some of the big features that a traditional RMM has, such as reporting, live monitoring, and policy management. For a similar price, you can get a much more full-featured product. I don't think I'd recommend it often just because it's lacking compared to a fully-fledged RMM tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.