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Lavawall® as the alternative to your current tools

Most teams keep what works and let Lavawall® add the security, compliance, and analytics layer on top. Here is how Lavawall® compares to the tools you may already run, by category.

Before you compare features

Compare how you’re charged, first.

Lavawall® bills one seat — the greater of your managed devices or your licensed Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace users, never the sum. Most of the tools below charge per endpoint and sell you a separate per-user product, or bill per technician so your software cost jumps every time you hire. Many quote only on a sales call, and most want a one- or three-year commitment first.

See the per-seat pricing What the separate stack costs

Published prices. Datto RMM, ConnectWise, Kaseya VSA, Pulseway, ThreatLocker, CyberQP and Sophos publish none.
Canadian dollars. Atera, HaloPSA, Zoho, LogMeIn, Microsoft and KnowBe4 quote CAD; Zendesk, Freshworks, ScreenConnect, TeamViewer, SentinelOne and CrowdStrike bill a Canadian MSP in USD.
Month-to-month. KnowBe4’s grid is 3-year; Huntress is 12-month; Datto RMM defaults to 3 years with no mid-term downgrade.
No minimum. Delinea and CyberQP start at 500 endpoints, SuperOps at 100–150, Huntress at 50. Grow starts at 5 seats.
No monthly-billing penalty. Atera charges 5–26% more to pay monthly on its own Canadian rate cards; CrowdStrike 60–80%; Automox 33%.
No high-water-mark billing. Your bill falls when a client shrinks.

Competitor prices, minimums, and contract terms are drawn from each vendor’s published rate cards or, where a vendor publishes none, from buyer-reported and third-party data, current as of publication and subject to change. Verify current terms with the vendor before relying on any figure.