trio.so
Citrix Endpoint Management alternative

trio.so vs Citrix Endpoint Management

Citrix Endpoint Management, formerly XenMobile, secures mobile devices and apps for Citrix customers. trio.so manages Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS/iPadOS and Android in one console, with public per-device pricing.

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CVE-2026-31207 in Google Chrome 125

Critical · Finance · Windows · 3 issues on this device

Managed devices262Enrolled devices in the current scope
Devices needing attention23Problems or alerts, distinct devices
Active operations5Running or dispatched now
Needs attentionHighest-priority issue per device
Finance-PC-07CVE-2026-31207 in Google Chrome 125Patch & Vulnerability · Finance · WindowsCriticalOpen3 issuesInspect →
Finance-MBP-14Disk encryption is offEndpoint Compliance · Finance · macOSCriticalOpen2 issuesInspect →
Build-Server-01CVE-2026-24410 in OpenSSH 9.6Patch & Vulnerability · Engineering · LinuxHighIn progress2 issuesInspect →
Kiosk-PC-07Real-time protection is offEndpoint Compliance · Operations · WindowsHighOpen1 issueInspect →
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OperationsIn progress
Google Chrome 126 rolloutSoftware rollout · started 12 min agoRolling out
41 of 64 device confirmationsInspect →
macOS 15.1 updatePatch plan · started 1 h agoRolling out
52 of 96 device confirmationsInspect →
OpenSSH 9.8 · LinuxPatch plan · started 25 min agoRolling out
6 of 14 device confirmationsInspect →
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Fleet by platform262 managed devices · All groups · All platformsView devices

Features

How trio.so and Citrix Endpoint Management compare

Capabilitytrio.soCitrix Endpoint Management
Platforms

Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS/iPadOS and Android in one console and plan. ChromeOS is coming soon.

iOS, iPadOS, Android, macOS, and Windows (MDM only). ChromeOS was removed in 2023. Linux is not listed.

Zero-touch enrollment

Zero-touch enrollment through Apple Business Manager, Windows Autopilot and Android zero-touch.

Apple Business Manager, Android zero-touch and Samsung Knox. Windows Autopilot not stated.

Patching

OS and third-party app patching, with CVE findings scored by CVSS, EPSS and the CISA KEV list.

OS update policies. Third-party patching and vulnerability findings not stated.

Remote support

Remote desktop and terminal in every plan.

The remote support client was removed in 2020, with no replacement.

Mobile app security

Device compliance and encryption enforcement on phones.

Secure Hub, mobile app management SDK and micro VPN for Citrix and Intune apps.

Identity and access

MFA, single sign on, conditional access and device login controls for macOS and Windows in Zero Trust.

Sign-in through Azure AD, app SSO through NetScaler Gateway, Azure AD conditional access.

Citrix integration

Works next to your existing tools; no Citrix licence needed.

Part of Citrix Workspace and Citrix Platform licences.

Status

Actively developed and supported.

Fully supported. Citrix reversed its end-of-sale plan in 2022.

Pricing

Plans start at $5 per device. No device minimum.

No public price. Sold inside Citrix bundles, such as Universal Hybrid Multi-Cloud from 250 users.

Pricing

A Citrix bundle, or a public price per device

Citrix sells Endpoint Management inside larger Citrix licences. trio.so has public plans with no device minimum.

Capabilitytrio.soCitrix Endpoint Management
Starting price

Plans start at $5 per device.

No public price

Plans

Essentials: Run every device from one console: device management, apps, inventory and asset management, remote actions and Trio AI assist. Secure: Adds patch and vulnerability management, endpoint compliance checks with evidence export, and application control. Zero Trust: Adds MFA and single sign on, conditional access, device login controls and service desk essentials. See trio.so plans

Universal Hybrid Multi-Cloud: Includes Endpoint Management; from 250 users. Citrix Platform License: Includes Endpoint Management; for enterprises where Citrix is strategic. Citrix Platform Flex: Credits metered on monthly use.

Billing terms

No device minimum. No per-platform add-ons. 14 day free trial.

Through Citrix sales or partners.

Free trial

14 days, no credit card.

Not stated.

trio.so vs Citrix Endpoint Management in four numbers

5
Operating systems trio.so manages, including Linux.
250
Users at which Citrix's Universal Hybrid Multi-Cloud bundle starts.
2020
The year Citrix removed its remote support client. trio.so includes remote desktop in every plan.
$5
Where trio.so plans start, per device, with no device minimum.

Honest take

Where Citrix Endpoint Management stands

Pros

  • Still supported and updated

    New releases in 2026, including iOS 27 support.

  • Strong mobile app security

    Secure Hub, the app management SDK and micro VPN with more than 300 policies.

  • A natural fit for Citrix shops

    One portal next to Citrix virtual apps and NetScaler.

  • Cloud or on-premises

    With the same features either way.

Cons

  • No Linux or ChromeOS

    ChromeOS support was removed in 2023, and Linux is not listed.

  • No remote support

    The remote support client was removed in 2020.

  • No public price

    Sold inside larger Citrix bundles aimed at enterprises.

Who should pick which

  • Pick Citrix Endpoint Management: A large enterprise already licensed for Citrix that wants app-level mobile security next to its virtual apps.

  • Pick trio.so: A team that wants to manage computers and phones without a Citrix stack, with remote desktop, patching and public pricing.

Why teams switch

Why IT teams pick trio.so over Citrix Endpoint Management

  • Every platform, including Linux

    Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS/iPadOS and Android in one console.

  • Remote desktop in every plan

    See and control a device from the browser, with a terminal next to it.

  • Patching with CVE findings

    OS and third-party app updates, scored by CVSS, EPSS and CISA KEV.

  • Public pricing

    Plans start at $5 per device, with no device minimum.

  • Identity built in

    MFA, single sign on, conditional access and device login controls in Zero Trust.

  • No extra infrastructure

    No gateway or virtual app stack to run.

trio.so vs Citrix Endpoint Management FAQ

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No. Citrix announced an end of sale in 2022 and reversed it the same year. The cloud service and XenMobile Server are fully supported and still receive updates.

Citrix does not publish a price. It is sold inside Citrix licences such as Universal Hybrid Multi-Cloud, which starts at 250 users, the Citrix Platform License and Citrix Platform Flex credits.

Linux is not listed, and ChromeOS support was removed in 2023. trio.so manages Linux next to Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS and Android.

Yes. trio.so manages the devices, and people keep opening their Citrix apps on them. No Citrix licence is needed for trio.so.

Yes. Start a 14 day free trial and enroll a few devices while Citrix Endpoint Management keeps running.