Moorfox
Moorfox vs Level
Choose Level if you need macOS coverage today on a published per-device price.
Choose Moorfox if you value attended quick support, a per-device security score, an append-only audit trail and self-healing agent rollouts, and your estate is Windows and Linux.
Level is a modern, lightweight RMM with published per-device pricing, native low-latency remote access and automation across Windows, macOS and Linux. Of the tools on these pages, it is the closest to Moorfox in spirit.
At a glance
| Moorfox | Level | |
|---|---|---|
| Remote desktop | ✓ Built in: end-to-end encrypted, peer-to-peer where the network allows | ✓ Native remote access, peer-to-peer design |
| Attended quick support | ✓ Built in: portable download, nine-digit code, nothing installed | ≈ Focused on managed, enrolled machines |
| Terminal and file manager | ✓ Built in, running as SYSTEM or root, headless servers included | ✓ Remote shell and file access built in |
| Scripting and automation | ✓ Saved commands plus multi-step flows with triggers | ✓ Scripts and automations with conditions |
| Patch deployment | ≈ Built in for Windows and Linux: weekly windows in each device's own timezone, a first-seen deferral, approve and block overrides; third-party apps via winget, best effort | ✓ OS and third-party patching |
| Monitoring and alerts | ✓ Org-wide thresholds for CPU, memory, disk, offline and crashes; emails routed per tag | ✓ Monitoring and alerting built in |
| Security posture score | ✓ Every device scored out of 100 across thirteen factors, honest about what it could not measure | ✗ No per-device security score |
| Hardware and software inventory | ✓ Deep: down to BIOS, GPUs and individual memory modules | ✓ Hardware and software inventory |
| Audit log | ✓ Append-only activity log; entries cannot be edited or removed by anyone | ≈ Activity logging; not positioned as tamper-proof |
| Agent updates | ✓ Self-healing: checksum-verified, auto-revert on crash loops, staged rollouts, per-device rollback | ≈ Automatic agent updates |
| Operating systems | ≈ Windows and Linux; no macOS agent yet | ✓ Windows, macOS and Linux |
| Ticketing and PSA | ✗ None, and none planned: Moorfox stays an RMM | ✗ None; integrations available |
| Pricing | • Invite-only early access while we onboard in small batches | • Published per-device monthly pricing |
Where Level is ahead
- Patching covers macOS and a wider set of third-party applications than winget reaches.
- macOS agents alongside Windows and Linux.
- Published per-device pricing you can put in a budget without talking to anyone.
- General availability: no invite queue.
Where Moorfox is ahead
- Attended quick support: a portable download and a nine-digit code for the machine you will never enrol.
- A thirteen-factor security score per device, honest about what it could not measure.
- An append-only audit trail covering every session, script and settings change.
- Agent updates that verify, stage, and revert themselves when a build misbehaves, with per-device rollback.
- Logs that stream to the control plane, so a dead machine's last minutes are still readable.
How to decide
These two tools want the same kind of owner. Read both feature lists, weigh macOS and the breadth of third-party patching against quick support, the security score and the audit trail, and pick the gaps you can live with. We think the honest tooling wins; we would, though, so try both.
Frequently asked questions
How is Moorfox different from Level?
Both are lightweight, modern RMMs with native remote access, and both patch. Level covers macOS and a broader third-party catalogue; Moorfox offers attended quick support, a per-device security score, an append-only audit log and self-healing staged agent rollouts.
Which is cheaper?
Level publishes per-device pricing. Moorfox is invite-only early access, with pricing discussed at invite time, so a direct comparison is not possible yet.
Does Moorfox manage macOS?
Not yet: Windows and Linux only. If your estate leans on Macs, Level covers them today.
See the other column for yourself.
Moorfox is invite-only while we onboard in small batches. Tell us a little about your fleet and we will send an invite when a spot opens; the agents coexist happily, so you can compare on real machines.