Zero-touch Mac deployment with JAMF or Kandji
With zero-touch deployment, a new Mac ships straight from Apple or your reseller to the employee. They open the box, sign in, and the Mac sets itself up with your security settings and apps, with nobody from IT touching it.
$3,000fixed price, about 15 hours at $200/hr
Prices shown are for Series A companies. Pricing for Series B to D and IPO-stage companies may vary and is quoted after a free scoping call.
Who it's for
- Remote or hybrid teams with up to 25 Macs
- Companies setting up laptops by hand today
- Teams that need disk encryption and lost-device wipe for compliance
What's included
- JAMF or Kandji connected to Apple Business Manager
- New Macs ship straight to staff and set themselves up
- Baseline security: disk encryption, firewall, updates, screen lock
- Device inventory and lost-device lock or wipe
What you'll need
- An Apple Business Manager account (Apple asks for a D-U-N-S number to create one)
- A JAMF or Kandji subscription (billed by the vendor)
- Macs bought from Apple or an authorized reseller linked to your Apple Business Manager account
Free 20-min call
We look at your setup and what you need.
Written scope
A fixed price and timeline before anything starts.
The work
Done remotely or onsite, with progress updates.
Handoff
Runbooks and a walkthrough so your team can run it.
Work is done remotely, or onsite in New York City, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts, and anywhere in the US or worldwide. Outside those four areas the client covers airfare, lodging, ground transport and daily expenses at cost. Every package is priced from a $200 hourly rate, and you get the fixed price in writing before anything starts. Listed prices apply to Series A companies; Series B to D and IPO-stage companies may be priced differently.
Questions
What about Macs we already own?
Existing Macs can be enrolled too. Depending on how they were bought, some need to be added to Apple Business Manager first or re-set up once. The written scope lists each one.
JAMF or Kandji?
Both work well for small fleets. JAMF is the most widely used and very flexible; Kandji is quicker to run day to day. We pick on the free call based on your team.
Do you support more than 25 Macs?
Yes. Larger fleets are quoted in the written scope at the $200/hr rate.
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Ready to start?
Book a free 20-minute call with the engineer who would do the work, or tell us about your team. You get a written scope and fixed price before any work starts.