Moorfox

Compare · updated August 2026

Moorfox vs Syncro

Quick answer

Choose Syncro if you are a small MSP that bills clients and wants PSA, RMM and invoicing on one per-user price.

Choose Moorfox if the tooling itself is the point: first-party encrypted remote desktop and terminal, Linux servers treated properly, a security score per machine and an audit log nobody can edit.

Syncro is a combined PSA and RMM with published per-user pricing, popular with small MSPs that want ticketing, invoicing and endpoint management in one subscription, with Splashtop bundled for remote access.

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At a glance

MoorfoxSyncro
Remote desktop Built in: end-to-end encrypted, peer-to-peer where the network allows Via bundled Splashtop
Attended quick support Built in: portable download, nine-digit code, nothing installed Via Splashtop attended access
Terminal and file manager Built in, running as SYSTEM or root, headless servers included Scripting console and file access from the agent
Scripting and automation Saved commands plus multi-step flows with triggers Script library and policy automation
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 Windows patching built in
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 Logging present; not positioned as tamper-proof
Agent updates Self-healing: checksum-verified, auto-revert on crash loops, staged rollouts, per-device rollback Automatic; rollout not under your control
Operating systems Windows and Linux; no macOS agent yet Windows and macOS; little to no Linux coverage
Ticketing and PSA None, and none planned: Moorfox stays an RMM Full PSA built in: ticketing, invoicing, payments
Pricing Invite-only early access while we onboard in small batches Published per-user pricing

Where Syncro is ahead

Where Moorfox is ahead

How to decide

If invoicing clients is half your job, Syncro's shape fits and Moorfox's does not: we have no PSA and no plans for one. If your job is keeping machines healthy and reachable, especially when some of them run Linux, Moorfox does that job with better tools.

Frequently asked questions

Does Moorfox replace Syncro's PSA?

No. Moorfox has no ticketing or billing and none is planned. Teams pair Moorfox with whatever helpdesk they already run.

Does Moorfox support Linux better than Syncro?

Yes, materially: Moorfox ships a full Linux agent with a root terminal, inventory and security scoring. Syncro's coverage is Windows-first with macOS support.

Is there a per-user price?

Moorfox is invite-only early access; we onboard in small batches and discuss pricing when your invite arrives.

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.

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