Automox has been recognized by two major B2B platforms, highlighting strong customer satisfaction and platform performance.
TrustRadius honored Automox with a 2025 Top Rated Award — marking the third consecutive year the company has earned this distinction.
Gartner Digital Markets also recognized Automox across multiple categories, including:
- Capterra Shortlist for IT Management
- Software Advice FrontRunners for IT Management
- Capterra Shortlist for MSPs
- Software Advice FrontRunners for MSPs
- GetApp Category Leaders for MSPs
These awards reflect consistent, positive feedback from IT professionals who have modernized their endpoint management operations through Automox’s automation-first platform.
“This recognition validates our focus on delivering real outcomes for IT teams rather than just features,” said Justin Talerico, CEO of Automox. “When customers rate us highly across multiple operating systems and categories, it confirms that our approach to endpoint management — prioritizing automation, simplicity, and cross-platform support — addresses genuine operational challenges.”
The recognition comes as organizations increasingly prioritize endpoint management solutions that provide fast return on investment and reduce complexity while improving security posture. Automox’s cloud-native platform addresses these needs by automating patch management, configuration enforcement, and vulnerability remediation across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments — without the need for VPNs or on-premises infrastructure.
“These awards reflect the real-world impact our customers achieve when endpoint management truly becomes automated,” said Talerico. “IT and security teams reclaim time by eliminating manual tasks, and their satisfaction speaks directly to our platform’s effectiveness.”
The multi-platform recognition underscores growing demand for endpoint management solutions that work consistently across diverse IT environments while reducing administrative burden. As organizations continue managing increasingly distributed workforces and complex technology stacks, automation-driven approaches to endpoint management have become essential for maintaining security and operational efficiency.
As endpoint management continues to evolve toward automation-first approaches, Automox’s sustained recognition across multiple review platforms establishes a clear benchmark for customer satisfaction, reinforcing its position at the forefront of modern endpoint management innovation.
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