Fleetsmith provides a cloud platform to manage Apple devices, using Apple’s Device Enrollment Program to automate enrollment when devices are shipped to employees. The product includes security and intelligence features to keep devices registered and up to date, and IT can push or force security updates. Over the last year the company added an IT dashboard with an overall health score that surfaces issues (for example, MacBook Pros without disk encryption) and integrated identity management with Office 365 and G Suite so employees can sign in with existing credentials. Fleetsmith has established a partner program with Managed Service Providers to expand distribution. The company has about 30 employees and 1,500 customers, and with the new funding intends to hire more people and continue building product capabilities. Fleetsmith also plans to expand beyond the U.S. into overseas markets. Fleetsmith offers a cloud-based device management platform that automates provisioning and security for Macs, iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs. It integrates with Apple's Device Enrollment Program to enable zero-touch deployment: when a device first connects to Wi‑Fi it auto-configures with account creation, software installs, and drive encryption. Administrators can enforce critical updates (with warnings) and the product is positioned to democratize the internal Mac-management capabilities of large tech firms for smaller organizations. The company launched in 2016, has about 20 employees, and lists customers including HackerOne, Robinhood, and Nuna. Pricing is $99 per device per year, and Fleetsmith offers a freemium tier for up to 10 devices. The company also announced Luke Kanies has joined its advisory board and has raised funding including a $7.7M Series A, bringing total financing to $11M. Fleetsmith provides a fully-hosted, self-serve SaaS product that automates packaging, patch management, OS upgrades, and security preferences across a company's Mac fleet. The product features one-click G Suite integration, centralized device inventory, and fleet-wide OS upgrades to simplify admin workflows. It emphasizes ease of use for SMBs and younger companies, aiming to democratize advanced Mac management without requiring dedicated IT engineering expertise. Fleetsmith was created by former IT and security leaders from Dropbox and Wikia and is based in San Francisco. The company is in beta and available to try and buy today, with customers including Patreon, Blurb, Sentry, Nuna, and Signal Sciences. Financially, Fleetsmith announced a $3.1 million seed raise to support product development and growth.

Total raised

$41M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Apr 2019