PDQ Deploy & Inventory Pricing Overview
PDQ Deploy & Inventory at a glance
Licenses are issued per admin and paid annually. Just like toothbrushes, licenses cannot be shared between multiple admins.
While installed separately, PDQ Deploy and PDQ Inventory are packaged together — which means one license gets you both tools.
For more information on pricing, visit www.pdq.com/pricing/deploy-inventory/.
| Name | Price | Features |
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| Standard pricing | $1,575.00 |
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| Enterprise pricing | Contact Us |
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PDQ Deploy & Inventory pricing & plans
Small businesses (<50 employees), nonprofits, and schools are eligible for a 15% discount. Existing PDQ customers are also eligible for a discount.
Enterprise customers (15 or more licenses) can contact our sales team via our website or email sales@pdq.com for a custom quote.
Pricing information was last updated on March 27, 2025
PDQ Deploy & Inventory Pricing Reviews
I have immediate access to real-time information for essentially every one of the PCs on our network. The ability to immediately update computers that have been off of the network for an extended amount of time is cruial for security and network uniformity.
One of my primary job functions has become "The PDQ guy" due to licensing restraints. I use both Deploy and Inventory numerous times every day and am able to have a great overall concept of how our computers are running company-wide.
The flexibility to find out pretty much any left field piece of information about any computer within seconds is extremely useful when planning projects and making new purchases.
This software has become absolutely indespensible to me over the past few years. I wouldn't take a bullet for PDQ, but I would take numerous punches in the face if needed without question. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
While I'm sure there are some companies that only use one of the two products, it would seem natural for Invventory and Deploy to be condensed into one full-featured program instead of having 2 separate programs that need to talk to eachother. Being able to piggy-back PDQ connect onto that single unified program would be great.
While I think the pricing is fair, I don't love the licensing model. There are times where it would be convenient for my coworker to occasionally run a deployment, but his very limited usage wouldn't warrant doubling our PDQ expense. I understand that a line has to be drawn somwhere and this is likely better than a per-device model. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
PDQ Deploy & Inventory offers an unbeatable combination of affordability and powerful Windows management. Its simple installation and maintenance, coupled with a wide range of features, make it highly attractive.
The agentless architecture, while beneficial, also introduces certain constraints for remote end-devices.
Inventory's ability to create and manage detailed groups and subgroups is a crucial asset for effective organization.
If your focus is on on-premises networks or you utilize a mandatory always-on VPN, PDQ is a reliable and efficient solution! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
While PDQ Deploy & Inventory consistently meets our needs, the primary driver for exploring alternative solutions was the requirement to manage remote endpoints beyond our on-premises network. This limitation, rather than any inherent deficiency in PDQ itself, motivated our search for a more comprehensive solution.
However, if remote endpoint management is not a requirement, PDQ remains an excellent choice! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
