Pckgr
A browser-based tool that packages and deploys apps through Microsoft Intune in minutes instead of hours, and keeps them auto-updated afterward — built for IT teams and MSPs managing anywhere from a handful to 100,000+ company devices.
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Description
Getting a piece of software properly packaged and pushed out to every employee's laptop through Microsoft's device management system is normally a fiddly, manual job that eats up an IT admin's day — and then someone has to remember to do it all over again every time a new version comes out. Pckgr turns that into a few clicks: pick an app, and it handles the packaging and deployment through Intune, then keeps watching for new versions and pushes updates automatically, the way an app store update happens on your phone without you lifting a finger.
Pckgr is a browser-based SaaS layer on top of Microsoft Intune that automates application packaging and deployment for IT administrators, system administrators, and Managed Service Providers. Once an app is deployed, its auto-update feature monitors for new versions and triggers redeployment automatically via the Microsoft Graph API, removing a recurring manual task from the Intune admin's workload. It's built by a former Intune consultant who worked inside managed service providers, so the tool's design reflects hands-on knowledge of common Intune packaging failure points rather than a generic wrapper. Pricing is not published on the site; interested IT teams need to reach out directly.
💬 Our review
The short version: if your team already manages devices through Microsoft Intune and packaging/updating applications eats real admin hours every month, Pckgr is worth a direct pricing conversation — it's a narrow, deep tool built by someone who lived inside this exact problem, not a generic automation platform stretched to cover it.
Intune's native application management is famously fiddly for anything beyond the simplest MSI installer, which is exactly the gap Pckgr is built to close, and the automatic update-monitoring via Microsoft Graph API is the kind of detail that only comes from someone who's personally been paged at 2am over a failed deployment. The tradeoff is that Pckgr doesn't publish pricing, so you can't self-serve a decision the way you could with a typical SaaS tool — budgeting requires a sales conversation up front. For a solo IT admin at a small company with a handful of devices, that friction (and likely price point aimed at MSPs managing much larger fleets) may not be worth it; for an MSP or IT team managing hundreds to thousands of endpoints where packaging time is a real recurring cost, it's a reasonable tool to evaluate.
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Tarification non publiée sur le site ; nécessite de contacter l'équipe commerciale directement. Cible plutôt les MSP et équipes IT gérant un parc de dizaines à des dizaines de milliers d'appareils.
Pros
Automatise le packaging Intune, normalement long et fastidieux à la main
Mise à jour automatique des apps déployées via Microsoft Graph API
Conçu par un ancien consultant Intune connaissant les pièges courants du packaging
Interface navigateur, déploiement en quelques clics
Cons
Tarification non publique, nécessite un contact commercial pour budgétiser
Probablement peu rentable pour un parc de quelques appareils seulement
Dépendance totale à l'écosystème Microsoft Intune