Manage every endpoint at warp speed.
Warp RMM is the RMM rebuilt security-first. Zero inbound ports. Every job cryptographically signed. A live PowerShell terminal over the agent's own tunnel. And hardware inventory that goes all the way down to the serial number of the monitor on the desk.
// press W to engage warp drive
[warp] opening terminal on ACME-FS01 · Acme Dental › Calgary office[warp] session grant signed ✓ ECDSA P-256 · bound to session + device · short-lived[warp] agent verified grant against its pinned key ✓[warp] ConPTY attached over the agent's outbound WebSocket · 0 inbound ports[warp] heads-up: production server · running as NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM · session recordedPS C:\Windows\system32> Get-PhysicalDisk | ft FriendlyName, MediaType, BusType, HealthStatusFriendlyName MediaType BusType HealthStatus------------ --------- ------- ------------Samsung SSD 990 PRO 2TB SSD NVMe HealthySamsung SSD 990 PRO 2TB SSD NVMe HealthyPS C:\Windows\system32> Restart-Service Spooler -PassThru | select Name, StatusName Status---- ------Spooler RunningPS C:\Windows\system32>
- 0
- inbound ports on your endpoints
- P-256
- ECDSA signature on every job
- 15,000+
- applications ready to deploy right from the RMM
- 30 s
- agent heartbeat
- 290+
- end-to-end checks on every release
Built different, where it counts.
Most RMMs bolt security on, treat inventory as a checkbox and send you to another product for a shell. Warp starts from the opposite end.
Inventory with X-ray vision
CPU, every DIMM slot, drive media and bus, GPU and battery wear, plus every monitor by its EDID serial, the dock it hangs off and every USB and Bluetooth peripheral. Printers too, including the per-user print-server queues other agents miss.
ExploreA real terminal, instantly
A full interactive PowerShell on any online device, streamed over the WebSocket the agent already holds open. No VPN, no RDP, no WinRM, no inbound firewall rule. Every session is signed, scoped and recorded.
ExploreSecurity you can prove
Signed jobs with expiry, approvals that are literally signatures, replay ledgers on every agent, database-enforced tenant isolation and Microsoft 365 sign-in with MFA checked from the token itself.
ExploreKnow what is on the desk, not just in the box.
The agent reads the hardware the way Windows sees it. The server then cleans it up: Bluetooth twins merged, audio endpoints folded into their headset, everything behind a dock grouped under the dock.
- Monitors with maker, model, serial, size, native resolution, connection type and year of manufacture
- Docks, keyboards, mice, headsets, webcams, with first-seen and last-seen history
- Battery health from design vs full-charge capacity, plus cycle count
- Drive media (NVMe, SSD, HDD) and RAM type and speed per slot
- Warp Score: one 1–100 number for upgrade and replacement planning
ThinkPad P16 Gen 3
From click to PS C:\> without opening a single port.
The agent already keeps one outbound, encrypted WebSocket to Warp. The terminal rides that connection, so there is nothing to broker, tunnel or expose.
Paranoid by design. Pleasant by default.
Supply-chain attacks through RMM tools are the nightmare scenario for every MSP. Warp is built so an agent only runs what it can verify.
Agents dial out. The server sits behind an outbound tunnel. Neither listens on the internet.
ECDSA P-256 over job, interpreter, body hash and expiry. Verified on the endpoint against a pinned key.
Sensitive scripts stay unsigned until a different admin approves. No signature, no execution.
A persistent ledger on each agent means a captured job cannot be replayed.
Row-level security in Postgres, scoped per request, failing closed.
Microsoft 365 with PKCE, MFA required, per-area permissions, append-only audit.
Set it once. Let the fleet keep itself in line.
Policies that inherit
Partner, client, site, device. Set a default once and override only where it matters. Monitors, patching windows and software all follow the chain.
Monitors that fix things
CPU, memory, disk, services, offline, patch compliance and agent version, with sustain timers, quiet hours and an auto-fix script that runs the moment a monitor trips.
Scheduler
Run scripts, inventory refreshes, patch scans or reboots on a cron schedule, in each site's own time zone, with the next run spelled out in plain English.
Patching with manners
Fleet-wide Windows Update scans and bulk installs that can wait for each device's maintenance window, with its own reboot policy.
Software, desired-state
Build packages from 15,000+ applications ready to deploy right from the RMM. Mark each app present or absent and Warp keeps every covered device that way.
File collection
Need a log for a ticket? Pull a named file off an endpoint, size-capped and hashed, straight into the console.
Still paying top dollar for this?
You know the one. The console that loads like it is on dial-up, the agent that needs a reboot to install an agent, and the renewal letter that arrives before the bug fix does. Expensive, locked in, slow, buggy and stuck in another decade.
- No long-term handcuffs. Warp earns its keep every month
- No add-on tax. Terminal, patching, software deployment and reports are in the box
- No loading bars. Live data over a WebSocket, not a page refresh and a prayer
- No 2009. Built in 2026, on a modern stack, shipping updates weekly
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Legacy RMM bingo
// tap the ones you have lived through
The short version.
* A composite of what we see across the RMM market. Individual products differ, and some do parts of this well. None we know of do all of it.
See the full comparisonPlays well with your stack.
Every integration works the same way: paste a key (sealed, write-only), press Test, press Enable, and its dashboards light up across the console.
Ready to make the jump?
See Warp RMM on your own machines. We will walk you through enrollment, the terminal and the inventory in under 30 minutes.