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§ Private Profile · Winter Park, FL, USA
Mosyle is a technology company.
Mosyle provides an Apple Unified Platform designed for comprehensive management and robust security across Apple devices. The company's core technical offerings include enterprise-grade mobile device management, next-generation endpoint security featuring AI-based Zero Trust for Mac, Apple-specific online privacy and security leveraging native DNS, macOS identity management with single sign-on, and efficient application and patch management. This integrated suite allows organizations to streamline the deployment, control, and protection of their entire Apple ecosystem.
Founded in 2012 by Alcyr Araujo and Israel Geraldi, Mosyle began in Brazil with an initial focus on an iPad-based learning management system. Araujo’s foundational insight was to address the distinct needs of Apple device management, particularly within educational settings. By 2016, the company had established itself as a leader in K-12 Apple device management, building a tailored MDM solution for schools before expanding its capabilities for a broader market.
Mosyle serves a diverse customer base, encompassing schools and districts, businesses of all sizes, and managed service providers. The company’s long-term vision is to be the premier and most trusted partner for Apple device management and security. By emphasizing customer success and delivering extensive features at a competitive price, Mosyle aims to redefine the standard for value in the Apple IT solutions market, empowering organizations to maximize their investments in Apple technology.
Mosyle has raised $219.0M across 4 funding rounds.
Mosyle has raised $219.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Mosyle is a technology company that builds an Apple-only unified platform for device management (MDM), security, and privacy, tailored for businesses, schools, and managed service providers (MSPs).[1][2][3] It serves education (especially K-12), enterprises, and MSPs by solving the challenges of deploying, managing, securing, and automating Apple devices like macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS in work and school environments, where legacy tools fall short on integration, automation, and Apple-specific features.[2][3][4] Mosyle's growth is rapid: over 24,000 businesses, nearly 50,000 total customers, and millions of devices managed, fueled by fair pricing (starting at $1/user/month), no-aggressive-sales model, and innovations like Mosyle Fuse for seamless deployment-security integration.[2][4][5]
Mosyle was founded in 2012 in Winter Park, Florida, initially as an iPad-first learning management system (LMS) provider for K-12 education.[1][3] Early customers voiced frustrations with legacy MDM providers' poor usability and limited Apple support, prompting the founders—led by CEO Crispin Adams, with a background in education tech—to pivot and launch Mosyle Manager in 2016, blending K-12 workflows with Apple's full MDM protocol for superior automation.[3] This shift gained quick traction: within five years, it became the go-to for schools, expanding to businesses (24,000+ customers in five years) and MSPs via Mosyle Fuse MSP, humanizing its rise from niche educator tool to market disruptor through customer-driven innovation.[2][3][4]
Mosyle stands out in the crowded MDM and endpoint security space through Apple-centric integration and cost efficiency:
Mosyle rides the Apple-at-work-and-school boom, where macOS/iPad adoption surges in enterprises (post-M1 shift) and education (1:1 device programs), amid rising endpoint threats and zero-trust mandates.[1][2][3] Timing is ideal: Apple's maturing MDM APIs and privacy features (e.g., Endpoint Security Framework) enable Mosyle's native innovations, while market forces like remote/hybrid work, cybersecurity regulations (e.g., compliance benchmarks), and MSP growth favor its automated, cost-effective platform over legacy or cross-platform rivals.[4][5][6] It influences the ecosystem by democratizing Apple IT—lowering barriers for SMBs/schools (fair pricing), boosting MSP margins via Fuse, and pushing competitors toward better integration, accelerating Apple's enterprise penetration.[2][3]
Mosyle's trajectory points to dominance in Apple MDM/security, with expansions like AI-enhanced Zero Trust and MSP tools positioning it for 100,000+ customers amid escalating device fleets.[2][4] Trends like Apple's silicon evolution, AI-driven threats, and global edtech mandates will amplify its edge, potentially via acquisitions or platform APIs for deeper ecosystem ties. As the purest Apple player, Mosyle will shape "Apple at Work" standards, rewarding early adopters with unmatched automation while challenging incumbents—cementing its role from K-12 innovator to enterprise staple.[1][3]
Mosyle has raised $219.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Mosyle's investors include Rebecca Liu-Doyle, AirAngels, Album VC, Andreessen Horowitz, DFJ, Meritech Capital Partners, Montauk Ventures, Oak HC/FT, Primary Venture Partners, SRB Ventures, Daniel Pourasghar, Dylan Field.
Mosyle has raised $219.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $200.0M Series B in May 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2022 | $200M Series B | Rebecca LIU Doyle | AirAngels, Album VC, Andreessen Horowitz, DFJ, Meritech Capital Partners, Montauk Ventures, OAK HC/FT, Primary Venture Partners, SRB Ventures, Daniel Pourasghar, Dylan Field, Eric WU, Evan Moore, Jack Boren, Julian Shapiro, Neil Parikh, Richard Laxer, SRI Batchu, Elephant, Stepstone Group | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2019 | $16M Series A | — | AirAngels, Album VC, Andreessen Horowitz, DFJ, Meritech Capital Partners, Montauk Ventures, OAK HC/FT, Primary Venture Partners, SRB Ventures, Daniel Pourasghar, Dylan Field, Eric WU, Evan Moore, Jack Boren, Julian Shapiro, Neil Parikh, Richard Laxer, SRI Batchu, Jeremiah Daly | Announced |
| Dec 1, 2017 | $2M Seed | — | Album VC, Meritech Capital Partners, Jack Boren | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2015 | $1M Seed | — | DGF Investimentos | Announced |