Compare Helios vs. SuperOps

A disk fills up on a client machine at 2am. Helios notices, works out the cause on the device itself, writes a reversible fix, and waits for a human to approve it. Then it closes the ticket and records what changed. That is the difference between Helios and the RMM you are probably running. Most tools are excellent at telling you something is wrong and then stopping. Helios was designed around the AI doing the work, not summarising it. What you get in one hosted platform: device and network monitoring, Windows and third-party patching, Microsoft Defender status, Microsoft 365 health, browser-based remote access with no second vendor to buy, a full service desk, client billing, and branded portals your clients log into. Quarterly reviews are generated for you. Asset lifecycle and backup state are tracked without extra tooling. The AI earns its place. It answers questions about your fleet in plain English, forecasts which disks will run out and roughly when, and treats several machines dropping at once as a single outage rather than twenty separate tickets. Inbound support email is triaged and answered in the customer's own thread. One lightweight agent covers Windows, Windows Server, macOS and Linux, and every build is code-signed. Plans are priced per workspace rather than per technician, so hiring does not cost you more. Launch is £4 per device monthly, from 5 to 25 devices with a £20 floor. Starter is £99 for up to 50 devices. Growth is £199 for up to 250 and adds a white-label portal. Scale is £399 for unlimited devices. Every plan includes every feature. Trials run 14 days and take no card.

SuperOps is the AI-native unified platform for modern MSPs and internal IT teams. It replaces the typical four-to-six-tool IT operations stack - PSA, RMM, helpdesk, MDM, asset tracking, network monitoring, patch management and IT documentation - with a single, built-as-one platform on a shared data layer. That architectural choice is what makes the rest of the platform work, particularly its agentic AI. Monica AI, SuperOps' intelligence layer, was designed alongside the platform from day one. It triages tickets, surfaces patch and CVE risks, drafts worklogs, suggests knowledge base articles, and increasingly handles fully autonomous workflows for routine work. SuperOps supports Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iPadOS and Android, integrates with the IT and MSP ecosystem (Slack, Teams, Azure AD, Okta, QuickBooks, Xero, Bitdefender, SentinelOne and more), and bundles Splashtop and ISL Online remote access free. Transparent pricing, fast deployment, founder-led product investment.