Vendors ship.Packer packages.Intune deploys.
Packer catches every new third-party release, repackages it, and publishes it straight to Intune. No hand-built packages, no update backlog. Built for internal IT teams and the MSPs who support them.
$0.20 per device per month · 25 device minimum · cancel anytime
From vendor release to deployed app, without you in the middle
Connect your tenant
Sign in with Microsoft and grant consent once. Packer registers its app identity with your tenant. No agents to install, no scripts to maintain.
Pick your apps
Choose from thousands of pre-packaged catalog apps or upload your own installer. Install commands are prefilled and editable before anything ships.
Packer keeps them current
New vendor releases are caught, repackaged, and published to Intune as superseding updates. You set the rollout rings. Everything lands in the audit log.
Over 10,000 apps, ready to deploy
The catalog is built on the winget package repository and refreshed continuously. Every app ships with curated install commands, detection rules, and the best installer picked per architecture.
Everything the manual workflow costs you, automated
Auto-packaging
Point Packer at an EXE or MSI and get a ready-to-deploy .intunewin build in minutes, with silent install commands prefilled automatically.
Auto-updates
Packer watches vendor releases around the clock and repackages the moment a new version ships, so Chrome, Zoom, and Adobe Reader stay current without a ticket.
App catalog
Skip the busywork entirely with a catalog of over 10,000 pre-packaged, ready-to-deploy apps.
Native Intune publish
Publish straight to Microsoft Intune over the Graph API. No manual upload, no context-switching between admin consoles.
Multi-tenant / MSP mode
Manage every client tenant from one pane of glass, with per-tenant packaging rules, approvals, and rollout schedules.
Audit & compliance
Every package, update, and publish is logged automatically, so you've got a clean audit trail whenever a client or auditor asks what changed and when.
Every client tenant, one pane of glass
Connect all your customer tenants and manage their app estates side by side. Approvals, rollout schedules, and audit logs are scoped per tenant, so each client gets exactly the policy they signed off on.
- GDAP-assisted onboarding. Use the delegated relationships you already have to consent Packer into a client tenant in minutes. After that it runs on its own app identity.
- Per-tenant control. Rollout rings and schedules are scoped to each client, so a pilot ring at one tenant never touches another.
- One invoice. Per-device pricing across every tenant you manage. No per-client subscriptions to reconcile.
One plan. Simple, per-device pricing.
No tiers, no feature gating. Every capability is included from device one.
$0.20 / device
25 device minimum. Cancel anytime.
Start your free 14-day trialEverything included
- Auto-packaging & auto-updates
- Full app catalog access
- Custom app uploads
- Native Intune publish (Graph API)
- Multi-tenant / MSP mode
- Audit & compliance logging
- Unlimited tenants, unlimited apps
Questions, answered
How does pricing work?
Packer costs $0.20 per device per month, counted across every tenant you connect, with a 25 device minimum. Every feature is included from the first device. There are no tiers, no add-ons, and no feature gates.
Do custom apps cost extra?
No. Uploading and packaging your own installers is part of the same flat rate. Catalog apps and custom apps live in the same list and get the same automation.
How does Packer get access to my tenant?
You grant consent once through a standard Microsoft sign-in. Packer then publishes apps through the Microsoft Graph API using its own app identity. It never stores your admin credentials.
Can MSPs manage multiple client tenants?
Yes. Connect as many tenants as you like under one workspace, with per-tenant approvals, rollout schedules, and audit logs. Billing stays consolidated: one invoice, per-device pricing across all tenants.
How do updates reach my devices?
Packer watches vendor releases, repackages new versions, and publishes them to Intune as superseding updates. You control rollout rings, and you can pause or roll back a release at any time.