Nanoheal is included in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Employee Experience Management Tools.In the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for DEX tools. See it on Gartner ↗

Packaging & quotes

What you buy, and how it is quoted.

Nanoheal is a subscription priced per managed device, quoted for each deal. This page sets out what the platform is built on and what a quote covers, so you can scope it before the first call.

Proposal
Your companySubscription, priced per managed device
  1. 01Your fleet4,200 devices · Windows and macOS
  2. 02CapabilitiesAutohealSelf-serviceExperience analyticsAIM-X score
  3. 03DeploymentSaaS on AWS, in your region
  4. 04ImplementationOne-time fee · scope, support and service levels
Quoted for this deal. No public price list.Request a quote
The platform

What every deployment runs on.

  • Nanoheal console: devices counted by operating system, Windows and macOS in one fleet
    The agentOn Windows and macOS, with the same feature set. Platforms
  • Nanoheal console: library entries such as Chrome Cleanup and Edge WebView2 Repair, ready to switch on
    The automation library1,200+ automations and 3,000+ device policies, ready to switch on.
  • Nanoheal console: the automation builder, where a problem described in plain language becomes a workflow you can customise
    The automation builderA visual automation builder for your own fixes and tasks.
  • Haya analytics: category rings, the DEX score with technology and endpoint, with demo tenant data
    Dashboards and the scoreDashboards from the leadership summary down to a single device, and the patented experience score.
  • Nanoheal console: activity logs, who changed what and when
    GovernanceRole-based access, MFA and a full audit log.
Capabilities

What Nanoheal can do.

Your proposal sets which of these your subscription includes. Some related products and capabilities are offered separately, so the proposal says exactly what is in yours.

Pricing

Quoted for your deal.

Nanoheal is a subscription priced per managed device, with a one-time implementation fee, and is quoted for each deal, with no public price list. Term and any minimum are set in the proposal. A quote is built from four things:

  1. Your fleet: how many devices, and on which platforms
  2. The capabilities you need, and any related products
  3. How you deploy: SaaS, on-premises or air-gapped
  4. Implementation scope, support and service levels
The same four rows, 01 to 04, as the proposal at the top ↑