Best PSA Software · 2026

Naverisk logoNaverisk vs SuperOps logoSuperOps

Naverisk vs SuperOps: on our data-weighted scoring, SuperOps edges ahead (7.8 vs 7.7/10). Naverisk starts at $110/mo and is best for small MSPs wanting an all-in-one RMM + service desk + PSA from a single vendor at one flat price; SuperOps starts at $79/tech/mo and is best for modern MSPs wanting a clean unified RMM+PSA with AI built in. Choose SuperOps for the stronger overall track record; consider Naverisk if its pricing model or fit matches your environment better. Side-by-side table below.

Naverisk

7.7/10
MSP Compared score
Starting price
$110/mo
Reviews
4.7/5 (~70 G2 reviews)
Free trial
Free trial
Deployment
Cloud + on-prem
Best for
Small MSPs wanting an all-in-one RMM + service desk + PSA from a single vendor at one flat price
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Our pick

SuperOps

7.8/10
MSP Compared score
Starting price
$79/tech/mo
Reviews
4.6/5 (~150 G2 reviews)
Free trial
14 days
Deployment
Cloud
Best for
Modern MSPs wanting a clean unified RMM+PSA with AI built in
Visit SuperOps →

Strengths at a glance

Six criteria, each scored 0–10 on the same scale from real review data, public pricing and feature coverage. See our methodology →

EditorialUser reviewsAdoptionAffordabilityFeature breadthEase of trial
NaveriskSuperOps
CriterionNaveriskSuperOps
Editorial 7.7 7.8
User reviews 9.4 9.2
Adoption 4.9 5.8
Affordability 1.6 1.8
Feature breadth 6.0 5.0
Ease of trial 6.0 6.0

Naverisk vs SuperOps: head-to-head

Naverisk vs SuperOps — specs and pricing
NaveriskSuperOps
Starting price $110/mo $79/tech/mo
Pricing model flat per technician
Free trial / tier Free trial 14 days
Best for Small MSPs wanting an all-in-one RMM + service desk + PSA from a single vendor at one flat price Modern MSPs wanting a clean unified RMM+PSA with AI built in
Deployment Cloud + on-prem Cloud
G2 rating 4.7/5 (70) 4.6/5 (150)
Capterra rating
Our score 7.7 7.8

Choose Naverisk if…

You need small msps wanting an all-in-one rmm + service desk + psa from a single vendor at one flat price.

Pros

  • All-in-one RMM+ITSM+PSA single vendor
  • Transparent $110/mo entry
  • Strong review ratings

Cons

  • PSA depth lighter than dedicated PSAs
  • Per-device scale pricing quoted
  • Smaller North American community

Naverisk pricing · review

Choose SuperOps if…

You need modern msps wanting a clean unified rmm+psa with ai built in.

Pros

  • Modern UX
  • AI features
  • Good value for new MSPs

Cons

  • Younger ecosystem
  • Fewer integrations than incumbents
  • Module pricing

SuperOps pricing · review

In depth

Pricing: SuperOps vs Naverisk

SuperOps bills on a per technician model from $79/tech/mo (14 days trial), while Naverisk uses a flat model from $110/mo (yes trial). Because the models differ, the cheaper option flips depending on your fleet size — model both at your seat/endpoint count.

Features & deployment

SuperOps ships 5 headline capabilities (Unified RMM + PSA, AI-assisted ops, Patch management, Project management) and deploys Cloud. Naverisk ships 6 (Integrated RMM + monitoring, Service desk + PSA, Billing + contract management, Project management), deploying Cloud + on-prem.

Ratings & verdict

SuperOps holds 4.6/5 (~150 G2 reviews); Naverisk holds 4.7/5 (~70 G2 reviews). On our data-weighted score, SuperOps edges ahead (7.8 vs 7.7/10). Pick Naverisk instead when small msps wanting an all-in-one rmm + service desk + psa from a single vendor at one flat price. See SuperOps alternatives or Naverisk alternatives.

Frequently asked questions

Naverisk vs SuperOps: which is better?
Naverisk vs SuperOps: on our data-weighted scoring, SuperOps edges ahead (7.8 vs 7.7/10). Naverisk starts at $110/mo and is best for small MSPs wanting an all-in-one RMM + service desk + PSA from a single vendor at one flat price; SuperOps starts at $79/tech/mo and is best for modern MSPs wanting a clean unified RMM+PSA with AI built in.
Is Naverisk cheaper than SuperOps?
Naverisk starts at $110/mo and SuperOps starts at $79/tech/mo (see the pricing rows for models and limits).
Data as of July 20, 2026. Sources: naverisk.com, superops.com. Figures are pulled from public vendor and security data and refreshed automatically.