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 fourteen 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 | • Published: free for 10 devices, then $2 per device per month | • 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.
- A longer track record: Level has been generally available for longer than Moorfox has.
Where Moorfox is ahead
- Attended quick support: a portable download and a nine-digit code for the machine you will never enrol.
- A fourteen-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?
Both publish per-device pricing, so you can compare directly against your own device count. Moorfox is free for the first 10 devices and $2 per device per month above that, with attended quick support at $10 per technician per month and the Bitdefender EDR add-on at $4 per device per month. Check those against Level's current list price.
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 free for up to 10 devices, with every feature switched on and no card required. The agents coexist happily, so you can run both side by side and compare on real machines.