If you're looking at ConnectWise alternatives, you probably already have a reason. ConnectWise may be costing more than you want to spend or taking too much work to maintain. And with a renewal coming up, staying can be just as much of a decision as leaving.
So we've taken a close look at 10 alternatives and what switching to them would involve. The comparison covers the products themselves, their pricing, and the migration questions worth answering before you make a decision.
What Is ConnectWise & Why Teams Look Elsewhere
ConnectWise gives MSPs both PSA and RMM tools, so ConnectWise alternatives can serve very different purposes. You might need a new system for tickets, contracts, and billing, an RMM for managing client endpoints, or one platform for both.
What ConnectWise Manage (PSA) and Automate (RMM) do
ConnectWise Manage (now called ConnectWise PSA) helps MSPs manage ticketing, time tracking, agreements, billing, and other service processes.
Automate is an RMM for monitoring and managing endpoints, with patching, scripting, software management, and alerting. The company also offers ConnectWise RMM, a newer product that requires less specialized administration than Automate.
If you're replacing the PSA, a tool like HaloPSA should be on your shortlist. If Automate or ConnectWise RMM is the problem, you should be looking more closely at RMM options like N-able N-sight. And if you want to replace both systems, Atera and SuperOps combine PSA and RMM capabilities.
Why MSPs Start Looking for Alternatives
There isn't one reason MSPs decide to leave ConnectWise. Some of the concerns we hear most often are:
- Automate takes work to maintain. You can customize scripts, monitors, policies, and configurations, but someone has to keep them up to date. ConnectWise describes its newer RMM as requiring less specialized expertise.
- Costs can add up as the MSP grows. Adding technicians, endpoints, or more ConnectWise products can change what you pay. Other tools also price differently, including per technician or per endpoint, so it’s worth running the numbers for your team.
- Contract terms can complicate the timing. Your renewal date and notice period may affect when you can leave without paying for another contract period.
- The setup may have become more complicated than you need. If you're paying for and maintaining multiple ConnectWise products, you may prefer a platform that handles both PSA and RMM or simply fewer tools to manage.
Our advice is to check if related records will stay connected when you migrate. A ticket, for example, may arrive without its links to the customer, agreement, or configuration item.
Which ConnectWise Product Are You Replacing?
Start with the ConnectWise product you use now. The options you'll want to consider depend on whether you're replacing Manage, Automate or ConnectWise RMM, or ScreenConnect.
Replacing ConnectWise Manage (PSA)
Searches for “ConnectWise Manage alternatives” and “ConnectWise PSA alternatives” are about the same product, now called ConnectWise PSA. So when you compare replacements, look beyond ticketing to how your MSP actually uses the PSA. Agreements, time tracking, billing, projects, and custom workflows can rule out tools that don't cover what you need.
HaloPSA replaces the PSA, while Atera, Syncro, SuperOps, and NinjaOne can also take over the RMM. Once you know how much of the ConnectWise stack you're replacing, the ConnectWise migration guides can help you prepare your data for the move.
Replacing ConnectWise Automate (RMM)
Your shortlist of ConnectWise Automate alternatives or ConnectWise RMM alternatives depends partly on which RMM you use and how much you've customized it. Scripts may be reusable with editing, but monitors, policies, alert rules, device groups, and automation logic may need equivalents in the new RMM.
ConnectWise RMM is generally simpler to manage than Automate, so there may be less custom configuration to recreate when you leave. NinjaOne, N-able N-sight, Datto RMM, Pulseway, and Kaseya VSA 10 are the RMM choices we'll look at below. Some of the PSA products cover RMM too.
Replacing ConnectWise ScreenConnect
If you're looking for ConnectWise ScreenConnect alternatives, you may not need to change anything else. You can keep your current PSA and RMM and replace ScreenConnect with another remote-access tool.
If the RMM is going too, check what the replacement offers for remote access first. You may find you don't need a separate tool at all.
ConnectWise Cloud Backup alternatives and ConnectWise SIEM alternatives have their own competitive sets, so we haven't included them in this comparison.
What to Look for in a ConnectWise Alternative
Feature lists only get you so far when comparing alternatives to ConnectWise. Two products may tick the same boxes but require very different work from your technicians. So use your own processes, costs, and technical environment to test the shortlist.
PSA depth & ticketing
Run a familiar service request through the PSA. Choose something your technicians deal with regularly and follow it from ticket creation through resolution, time entry, and billing. For example, don't stop at checking if a PSA has billing. See how technician time gets turned into an invoice and how many manual steps that takes.
RMM & endpoint management
Pick something your team already automates, such as deploying a patch or responding to a common alert, and recreate it in the RMM. Then deliberately trigger a failure and see what happens. Your technicians should be able to tell what ran, where it failed, and what they need to fix without spending more time troubleshooting the automation than it saves.
Automation & integrations
An integration directory may show the products you use without telling you what passes between them. Check which records sync, the direction of the sync, and what triggers an update. For example, creating a PSA ticket from an RMM alert is a much narrower integration than keeping device and ticket information synchronized. Test the connections your technicians rely on instead of counting integrations.
Pricing model & contract flexibility
Price your environment instead of the entry plan. Per-technician pricing can favor one MSP while per-endpoint pricing favors another, and optional modules can change the comparison again. Use your current numbers, add the paid components you need, and calculate the cost using the headcount or device count you expect before the next renewal. Annual commitments, minimum quantities, renewal terms, and cancellation deadlines should go in the same calculation.
How easy the data migration will be
Before choosing a replacement, check what will happen to the ConnectWise data you want to keep. A platform may let you import current customers and assets, for example, but give you fewer ways to bring over ticket history, attachments, or custom data.
Once you know what the platform can take, you can decide how to move the rest. That might mean using CSV files or APIs, or getting help with the migration. Our data migration checklist walks you through what to prepare and test before the move.
10 Best ConnectWise Alternatives Compared
The list of ConnectWise alternatives depends on which part of the stack you want to replace and how your MSP operates. We compared the products on PSA and RMM coverage, automation, pricing, contract options, and the work involved in moving from ConnectWise.
1. NinjaOne
Replaces: ConnectWise Automate/RMM + ConnectWise PSA
NinjaOne added PSA to its RMM offering in Q1 2026. It connects ticketing, documentation, asset management, agreements, and billing with NinjaOne RMM. Technicians can also work on a device directly from a ticket, including running scripts and remote troubleshooting.
Migration note: Plan the PSA and RMM portions separately. Service history and billing need different checks from endpoint policies, scripts, and automations. See what you can move with Help Desk Migration's NinjaOne migration service.
2. Syncro
Replaces: ConnectWise Automate/RMM + ConnectWise PSA
Syncro combines endpoint management with ticketing, billing, contracts, and other PSA functions. MSP plans charge per user and allow unlimited endpoints, so the core subscription doesn't increase with every additional device.
Migration note: List what currently passes between your PSA and RMM, then check how alerts, tickets, customers, and billing will connect after the move. Help Desk Migration supports migrations to Syncro if you want to automate the data transfer.
3. Atera
Replaces: ConnectWise Automate/RMM + ConnectWise PSA
Atera also uses per-technician pricing with unlimited devices and customers. Each MSP plan combines ticketing with monitoring, patching, remote management, scripting, and IT automation. AI Copilot is now included in Atera's plans, so you don't pay extra to use it for things like script generation and ticket assistance.
Migration note: Check the Atera tier you plan to use first, since the available features vary by plan. For the data itself, Help Desk Migration can move supported records to Atera.
4. SuperOps
Replaces: ConnectWise Automate/RMM, ConnectWise PSA, or both
SuperOps has separate PSA and RMM plans, or you can use them together. With the combined plan, an RMM alert can open a ticket with the device details already attached, and technicians can manage patching and scripts from the same product. You can also replace the PSA and RMM at different times if moving everything at once is too much.
Migration note: If you move in stages, ConnectWise and SuperOps will need to work together for a while. Plan where your team will manage tickets, customer records, and endpoint data until the move is complete.
5. Kaseya VSA
Replaces: ConnectWise Automate/RMM
VSA 10 uses scripts and workflows to automate endpoint work. For example, an endpoint event can trigger a script, restart a service, or kick off another action. Policies let you apply monitoring, patching, and device settings to specific endpoints, with child sites and groups inheriting settings from above.
Migration note: If you're coming from Automate, you'll need to recreate your monitors and automation rules as VSA 10 policies and workflows. You may be able to reuse some scripts, but you'll still need to set up the rules for when and where they run.
6. Datto RMM
Replaces: ConnectWise Automate/RMM
Datto RMM covers endpoint monitoring, patching, software management, remote support, and alerts. If your MSP already uses other Kaseya products, such as Kaseya PSA or IT Glue, it's also worth checking how Datto RMM works with the tools you already have.
Migration note: Moving to Datto RMM takes care of the RMM side, but you'll still need a plan for the data in ConnectWise PSA. Treat these as separate moves, especially if you need to keep your ticket and customer history.
7. HaloPSA
Replaces: ConnectWise PSA/Manage
HaloPSA brings tickets, contracts, billing, projects, and SLAs into the PSA. You can also connect it to an RMM from another vendor, so switching from ConnectWise PSA doesn't mean changing your RMM too.
Migration note: Your records aren't the only thing to think about when moving from ConnectWise. You'll also need to recreate things like statuses, custom fields, agreement rules, and parts of your workflows in HaloPSA. Help Desk Migration has a dedicated ConnectWise-to-HaloPSA migration service to help you with that.
8. N-able N-sight
Replaces: ConnectWise Automate/RMM
N-sight's Automation Manager includes more than 650 prewritten scripts, and technicians can add their own. Its drag-and-drop policy builder lets you turn these scripts into automated tasks without writing everything from scratch, which may save some rebuilding if you're moving from Automate.
Migration note: Go through your Automate scripts and monitors before recreating them in N-sight. Some may already have an equivalent in its automation library, leaving you with fewer custom jobs to rebuild.
9. Pulseway
Replaces: ConnectWise Automate/RMM; PSA available separately
Pulseway gives technicians a lot of control from its mobile app. They can respond to alerts, run scripts and automation workflows, patch endpoints, use a terminal, and start remote sessions from their phones. This can come in handy when they’re working on-site or on call. Pulseway RMM also integrates with Pulseway PSA.
Migration note: First, decide whether you're moving to Pulseway PSA too. If you keep your current PSA, there's less data to move, but you'll need to test how it works with Pulseway RMM.
10. ManageEngine
Replaces: ConnectWise Automate/RMM + ConnectWise PSA
MSP Central is ManageEngine's product for MSPs that want their PSA and RMM in the same system. It handles the service side, including tickets, contracts, billing, and client assets, as well as endpoint management. You can also monitor servers and networks, which isn't something every product in this comparison offers.
Migration note: Start by separating what you're moving from ConnectWise PSA from what you're moving from the RMM. Tickets and service history go to the PSA, while endpoint settings and monitoring rules need to be recreated on the management side.
ConnectWise Alternatives Comparison Table
We made this table to help you narrow your shortlist before comparing individual plans. Pay particular attention to how pricing works: depending on the vendor, you may pay per technician or per device, while some don't publish their prices at all.
| Alternative | PSA / RMM | How pricing works | Contract options | G2 rating* | Moving from ConnectWise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NinjaOne | PSA + RMM | Per endpoint; published RMM pricing ranges from $1.50 to $3.75/device/month by volume | Annual and other term commitments; monthly available case by case | 4.7/5 (4,283) | API and migration assistance; PSA records and RMM configurations require separate planning |
| Syncro | PSA + RMM | Per technician; unlimited endpoints. Core: $129/user/month annually or $139 monthly | Monthly, annual, 24-month, and 36-month options | 4.5/5 (465) | Import tools and API; account data and RMM configurations need separate checks |
| Atera | PSA + RMM | Per technician; unlimited endpoints. From $129/tech/month annually or $139 monthly | Monthly or annual; annual renewal requires 60 days' notice | 4.6/5 (1,120) | CSV imports and API; supported record types vary, so compare them with the ConnectWise data you need |
| SuperOps | PSA + RMM | PSA, RMM, and combined plans priced separately | Monthly and annual options | 4.4/5 (204) | Assisted migration and import/API options; scope depends on which modules you adopt |
| Kaseya VSA 10 | RMM | Custom quote | Terms depend on your order | 4.1/5 (322) | Expect to recreate or adapt Automate policies, monitors, scripts, and workflows |
| Datto RMM | RMM | Custom quote; generally endpoint-based | Terms depend on your order | 4.5/5 (731) | Move endpoint management here; ConnectWise PSA records need another destination |
| HaloPSA | PSA | Per technician; 5-user minimum when buying directly from HaloPSA | Monthly and longer-term options | 4.6/5 (42) | Import tools, API, and paid migration assistance; workflow and billing configuration also need mapping |
| N-able N-sight | RMM + basic ticketing/billing | Device-based; price depends on device mix and add-ons | Confirm term and renewal conditions with your quote | 4.3/5 (347) | Deploy new agents and decide which Automate scripts and monitoring rules need recreating |
| Pulseway | RMM; PSA sold separately | Per endpoint with volume discounts | Pay-as-you-go, annual, and 3-year options | 4.6/5 (122) | RMM configurations need recreating; PSA data only moves here if you also choose Pulseway PSA |
| ManageEngine MSP Central | PSA + RMM | Modular. PSA from $34/tech/month annually; PSA + RMM from $174/month | Monthly or annual; no minimum purchase | No dedicated rating found | Map service records to the PSA and endpoint data/configuration to the management modules |
*G2 ratings and review counts checked in September 2026.
Best ConnectWise Alternative by Use Case
The right ConnectWise alternatives also depend on who will be using them and what you're replacing.
Best for Solo and Small MSPs: Syncro
Syncro charges per technician and doesn't limit the number of endpoints, which can work well for a small team managing a lot of devices. A two-person MSP with 800 endpoints, for example, still pays for two users. You also get PSA and RMM together, so the team doesn't have two new products to manage after leaving ConnectWise.
Best for Larger MSPs With Complex PSA Requirements: HaloPSA
A larger MSP may have years of ConnectWise PSA configuration tied to contracts, billing rules, SLAs, projects, and custom service workflows. HaloPSA lets you configure those separately.
Best for Automation-First MSPs: N-able N-sight
The question for a heavily customized Automate environment is how much automation you have to rebuild. N-sight gives you a library of existing scripts to check against your Automate jobs before deciding which ones still need custom work.
Best for Internal IT Teams: NinjaOne
NinjaOne has a separate offering for IT departments, with monitoring, patching, software deployment, remote access, and automation across company devices. That makes sense for internal IT teams that have little use for the MSP-specific functionality included in a ConnectWise stack.
How to Leave ConnectWise Without Losing Your Data
Your ConnectWise contract and data migration need to line up. Keep access to ConnectWise while you test the migrated data and fix any problems you find.
Getting out of your ConnectWise contract
Your order and agreement determine when you can leave, so find the subscription end date, required notice period, and instructions for submitting notice.
It’s a good idea to allow some overlap between the migration and the end of your ConnectWise access. You may need the original records while checking tickets, attachments, dates, or field values in the new system.
What ConnectWise Data Can You Move?
A ConnectWise PSA migration can include companies, contacts, members, and tickets, along with ticket comments, attachments, dates, and custom fields.
Contracts, billing rules, SLAs, and configuration data depend more on the new PSA, and some may need to be recreated. In a ConnectWise-to-HaloPSA migration, for instance, Help Desk Migration can transfer company and ticket data associated with agreements, while the agreements and their billing configuration are recreated in HaloPSA.
Test the relationships too. Open several migrated tickets and confirm that the company, contact, comments, attachments, and custom fields are all where you expect them.
How Long Does a ConnectWise Migration Take?
Record count alone can't give you a reliable timeline because attachments, custom fields, API limits, field mapping, and the new platform all affect the amount of work.
But there is a pretty standard sequence:
- Connect both systems and map the supported fields.
- Run a sample migration and inspect the results.
- Correct the mappings where needed.
- Run the full migration.
- Transfer records created or updated during the move.
- Check the migrated data before closing ConnectWise.
You can migrate a sample of your data for free with Help Desk Migration to get a sense of how much work your migration will take before you commit to moving everything.
DIY export vs. automated migration
Doing the migration yourself can work if you don't have much data to move and the new platform can import what you need. It gets harder with years of ticket history, where comments, attachments, dates, and other details all need to stay connected to the right tickets.
Help Desk Migration can handle supported ConnectWise records for you and gives you a chance to test the migration before moving everything. Once the full migration is done, compare the totals and open a selection of tickets to make sure the data came across correctly. Lastly, keep your ConnectWise account available until you're happy with the result.
Conclusion
The right ConnectWise alternative depends on which parts of your current stack you want to replace and which ones you're happy to keep. Once you've narrowed down the products, look at the migration before you commit. Make sure you know what will happen to the data you need and whether your ConnectWise contract affects when you can make the switch.
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FAQ About ConnectWise Alternatives
The main ConnectWise alternatives are NinjaOne, Syncro, Atera, SuperOps, Kaseya VSA 10, Datto RMM, HaloPSA, N-able N-sight, Pulseway, and ManageEngine MSP Central. HaloPSA replaces ConnectWise PSA, N-able N-sight and Datto RMM replace RMM tools, while Syncro, Atera, SuperOps, and NinjaOne can cover both PSA and RMM.
A ConnectWise migration can be fairly simple if you're moving basic records. It takes more work when you have years of ticket history, custom fields, attachments, agreements, or RMM automation to deal with. How much you can move directly also depends on the platform you're switching to.
You can migrate ConnectWise PSA records such as companies, contacts, tickets, comments, attachments, and custom fields to supported platforms. Other data depends on where you're moving it. Contracts, configuration items (CIs), SLAs, and billing information may transfer differently or need to be recreated in the new platform.
Review your ConnectWise agreement and follow the cancellation terms. Make sure you know when your subscription ends and how much notice you need to give, then plan the migration so you still have access to your data while you move.
HaloPSA is mainly an alternative to ConnectWise Manage, now called ConnectWise PSA. If you're replacing Automate or ConnectWise RMM, look at N-able N-sight, Datto RMM, Kaseya VSA 10, or Pulseway. Syncro, Atera, SuperOps, and NinjaOne can take over the PSA and RMM.
Yes. You can export your ConnectWise data and move it to another platform yourself, as long as the new system supports the records you need. The harder part is making sure comments, attachments, custom fields, and related records end up in the right place.
There’s no fixed timeline for a ConnectWise migration. A small, simple dataset will naturally take less time than years of history with attachments and custom fields, and the platform you're moving to also plays a part. A test migration can give you a much better idea of what to expect with your own data.