Built, hosted and supported in Quebec
OKTO RMM is a remote monitoring and management platform built in Quebec for IT service providers. One agent for Windows, Linux and macOS watches every device, installs patches, runs scripts and opens a remote desktop. Every subscriber gets a dedicated instance hosted in Quebec, from $100 a month in Canadian dollars.
What you get
One agent, one console, six families of capabilities. Every number below is measured in the product, not in a brochure.
21 condition types, AND/OR groups, 281 ready alert templates and 58 monitoring packs by role: Windows server, domain controller, SQL Server, Hyper-V, Linux, macOS, Docker.
Windows Update, apt, Homebrew, Chocolatey, winget and Apple updates, all driven from the same place. Automatic approval by severity, scheduling by policy, controlled reboots.
350 PowerShell, Bash, Python and CMD scripts, 92 ready automations, and four ways to run them: on a schedule, on an event, by webhook or by hand. An alert can fix itself.
Native WebRTC in the agent, NVIDIA, AMD and Apple hardware encoding, a native viewer for Windows and macOS. Unattended access, terminal, file transfer and chat with the user, in the same session.
Hardware, software, processes, services, registry, scheduled tasks, event logs, warranty, IP address history. About thirty tabs per device, all readable and all actionable without opening a session.
Organizations, sites, enrolment keys per client. Roles with 55 permissions, isolation at the database level, and a client access where your customer sees only their own devices, with two-factor authentication enforced.
Remote desktop
The video stream is encoded by the device's graphics card in H.264 and travels over WebRTC straight between you and the machine. When a firewall blocks it, our relay takes over. The wallpaper stays in place, the user sees you are there, and you can write to them without leaving the session. The native viewer shows bitrate, latency, jitter, codec and network path live.
PC-ACCT-03 · OKTO RMM ViewerDevice page
Current session, logged-in user, CPU and memory for the last hour, hardware, warranty, addresses, agent version: the page tells you everything before you open anything. On the right, the device's activity: every command, patch, reboot and remote session, with who did it and when. Some thirty tabs behind it: software, services, registry, scheduled tasks, logs, security, compliance, scripts, changes.
Configuration policies
Patches, alerts, monitoring, maintenance, automations, event logs, software policy, warranty, remote system tools, vulnerability scanning, OKTO panel, software, tools, assignments. Each section is set once in a baseline policy, inherited down to the organization and the device, and overridden only where needed. A policy is bound to a device class: a server never inherits a rule written for a laptop.
The sections cycle on their own; click one to keep it on screen.
Patching
A patch policy says what to approve (by severity and by category), when to install (daily, weekly, monthly, at the hour you choose) and how to reboot. It is inherited from a partner baseline down to the device. The Windows agent closes Microsoft's automatic channel so nothing happens behind your back.
35 of 38 devices done · 0 failures · 3 reboots scheduled
Automation
The library arrives full: 350 scripts proven on a real fleet, in PowerShell, Bash, Python and CMD, for Windows, Linux and macOS. You run them on a device, an organization or the whole fleet, on a schedule or when an event happens. And when an alert has a remediation script, it is fixed before you read it.
Software library
The catalogue brings WinGet and Chocolatey into a single search: Chrome, Firefox, VLC, 7-Zip, Notepad++, Visual Studio Code, Zoom, Acrobat Reader and 24,000 others, installed in the background, as SYSTEM, with no interaction. Your own installers, in-house MSI or EXE, go under “My installers” and deploy the same way, to one device, one organization or the whole fleet.
Assistant on the device
In the notification area of every device, the OKTO assistant opens a menu the user understands at first glance: ask for help, see the device's status, install an approved application, update their software, manage their access. The help request becomes a ticket in OKTO PSA, HaloPSA, ConnectWise or Autotask, with the device already attached and its diagnostics.
Click the menu to close it and open it again.
OKTO Solutions looks after your infrastructure, your users and your peace of mind.
ENG02:26Vulnerabilities and compliance
The software inventory of every device is matched against four vulnerability feeds: CISA KEV and EPSS, Microsoft MSRC, NIST's NVD and SOFA for Apple. Each CVE is prioritized by real risk, a CVSS score adjusted by KEV (actively exploited) and EPSS (likelihood of exploitation), with the affected software, the fix that resolves it and the devices concerned. Next to it, CIS benchmarks score each device's configuration and propose the remediation, under your approval.
A password, a key or an identifier sent to the client through a link that expires and opens only once. The content is encrypted in your browser: the console cannot read it, and a stolen database gives up nothing.
Every action by a user, an API key, an agent or the system: who, what, on which resource, from where, with which result. Every entry carries an integrity checksum. Filter by actor, action, device or period.
The Windows event logs of every device, forwarded by the agent and searchable from the console without opening a session. An event ID, a source or a word is enough, and 63 ready alert templates build on them.
And everything else
All included in the price, all in version 34.83, none of them “on the roadmap”.
Pricing
$100 a month to start, then $2.99 per device. Past 500 devices, the whole fleet drops to $1.99. Slide the cursor: the comparison uses the public price of the big American RMMs, $5.50 per device with a 50-device minimum, without even counting the exchange rate.
$2.99 per device per month · Standard tier
$5.50 per device, billed on a 50-device minimum, before conversion to Canadian dollars
less every month, or $3,612 a year
Against the big RMMs
You know them. They bill in US dollars, require a minimum number of devices, sign you up for three years and answer in English from another time zone. Their console is excellent. The rest, less so.
| OKTO RMM | The big ones | |
|---|---|---|
| Currency | Canadian dollars | US dollars |
| Minimum | $100 a month | 50 devices, about US$275 |
| Commitment | Monthly | 1 to 3 years |
| Support | In French or English, from Quebec | Ticket portal, other time zone |
| Your data | Dedicated instance, with us | Shared, in the United States |
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Straight questions
Next step
We look at your fleet and your current tool, give you the exact price and what migrates as is. Reply within the business day. If it does not do the job, we will be the ones to tell you.