One policy, many devices
Set kiosk mode, approved apps and restrictions once in a policy, then apply it to a group of devices. Send a command to one device from the same policy.
Scalefusion alternative
A Scalefusion alternative for Android and PICO fleets
Nomid is built only for company-owned Android and PICO VR devices: free for up to 10 devices, billed monthly, no minimum. Scalefusion covers more operating systems, bills annually and needs at least 10 devices.
Based on public documentation, checked November 12, 2026.
- Free plan
- NomidUp to 10 devices, no time limit
- ScalefusionNone listed on its pricing page. 14-day trial
- Minimum devices
- NomidNone on Pro
- Scalefusion10 devices
- Billing
- NomidMonthly or annual
- ScalefusionAnnual only
- Platforms
- NomidAndroid, PICO VR
- ScalefusionAndroid, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux and more
Why teams look for a Scalefusion alternative
Three things on Scalefusion's own public pages that change the decision for a small or Android-only fleet.
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Annual billing and a 10-device minimum
Scalefusion's pricing page states that all plans are billed annually only, with a minimum of 10 total devices. A team that wants to pilot month to month, or that runs fewer than 10 devices, does not fit those terms. It does list a 14-day free trial with all features.
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Remote support sits above the entry plan
The Essential plan lists Android Enterprise, zero-touch enrollment and kiosk mode. Unattended remote troubleshooting is listed on Business ($5) and Enterprise ($6). Compare plans against the features you need, not against the entry price.
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A wide scope you may not use
Scalefusion's plan comparison lists Android, iOS, tvOS, Windows, macOS, Linux and Chromebooks. If you run only Android tablets, handhelds and PICO headsets, a console built only for them can be quicker to learn. If you run the others too, that breadth is the reason to stay.
Nomid and Scalefusion, feature by feature
Each Scalefusion cell cites its public page. Where a page does not say, the cell is marked Not stated.
Based on public documentation, checked November 12, 2026. We have not run a Scalefusion account.
| Feature |  Nomid | Scalefusion |
|---|---|---|
| Enrollment | ||
| QR code enrollment | Yes Company-owned devices, new or factory reset. Wi-Fi can be in the policy. | Yes Listed on its enrollment page. Plan not stated.5 |
| Zero-touch enrollment | Yes Eligible devices assigned by an authorized reseller. | Yes Listed on the Essential plan.1 |
| Samsung Knox Mobile Enrollment | Yes Samsung devices. The QR route needs Android 10 or later. | Yes Listed on its kiosk solution page and in its plan comparison.7 |
| Kiosk and apps | ||
| Single-app kiosk | Yes Company-owned devices. Not inside a work profile. | Yes Kiosk mode is listed on the Essential plan.1, 2 |
| Multi-app kiosk or launcher | Yes Multi-app and launcher modes. Depends on device and Android version. | Yes Described on its kiosk page. Plan not stated.2 |
| Approved apps through a policy | Yes Pick apps in the library, assign them in a policy. | Yes Silent installation on Essential, an app catalog on Enterprise.1 |
| Remote support and location | ||
| Remote device control | Partly In Pro, with no separate add-on. Depends on device, policy and permissions. | Partly Unattended troubleshooting on Business and above. Its remote support page names no plan.1, 4 |
| Device location | Yes Last reported location on a map, not live. | Yes On every plan. Live location on Enterprise.1 |
| Geofencing | Yes Circular areas. Devices outside get a tag. No automatic lock or wipe. | Yes Circular geofence on Growth, polygonal on Business.1 |
| VR and platforms | ||
| PICO VR headsets | Yes Enrollment and policies for supported PICO models. VR headsets count toward the Free limit. | Not stated Its VR page does not name PICO.6 |
| Meta Quest | No Not managed today. | Not stated Its VR page does not name Meta Quest.6 |
| iOS, macOS and Windows | No Not managed today. | Yes Its plan comparison also lists Linux and Chromebooks.3 |
| Terms | ||
| Free plan | Yes Up to 10 devices in total, no time limit, so a pilot needs no trial window. | Not stated No free plan is listed. A 14-day trial with all features.1 |
| Monthly billing | Yes Pro is billed monthly, with no yearly commitment. Annual billing is 15% lower. | No All plans are billed annually only.1 |
| No minimum device count | Yes Pro has no minimum. Free covers up to 10 devices. | No Minimum of 10 total devices.1 |
Which one fits your fleet?
Choose Nomid when
- Your fleet is company-owned Android tablets, handhelds or PICO headsets, and you want one console built for them.
- You want to pilot on up to 10 devices with no time limit, then pay per device month to month.
- You want kiosk, apps and recovery to be the whole job, not one feature among tablets, PCs and Macs.
Choose Scalefusion when
- The same team manages iOS, Windows, macOS or Linux devices and you want one console for all of them.
- You need polygonal geofences, live location or the other features its higher plans list, once you confirm the plan with Scalefusion.
- You are comfortable with annual billing and a 10-device minimum, and a 14-day trial is enough to test.
What you get with Nomid
Remote device control is part of Nomid Pro, not a higher plan.
Approve apps once
Keep the apps your team may use in one library and select them in policies. Check each device afterwards.
See each device and where it last reported
Open a device to see what it reported, including its last reported location. A last known location is not where the device is now.
List price at 25, 100 and 500 devices
List prices per month for Android devices. Nomid Free covers up to 10 devices. Past 10 devices, Pro bills every device.
With remote control: Nomid Pro $1.29 per device per month, billed monthly. Scalefusion Business $5 per device per month, billed annually, 10-device minimum. Scalefusion lists unattended remote troubleshooting on Business.
- Nomid Pro, billed monthly $1.29 per device. No minimum.
- Nomid Pro, billed annually $1.10 per device, paid yearly. No minimum.
- Scalefusion Essential $2 per device. Annual only. Minimum 10 devices.
25 devicesper month for 25 devices
- Nomid Pro, billed monthly$1.29 per device. No minimum. $32.25
- Nomid Pro, billed annually$1.10 per device, paid yearly. No minimum. $27.41
- Scalefusion Essential$2 per device. Annual only. Minimum 10 devices. $50
100 devicesper month for 100 devices
- Nomid Pro, billed monthly $129
- Nomid Pro, billed annually $109.65
- Scalefusion Essential $200
500 devicesper month for 500 devices
- Nomid Pro, billed monthly $645
- Nomid Pro, billed annually $548.25
- Scalefusion Essential $1,000
List prices are not a like-for-like total. Essential is Scalefusion's entry plan, and remote troubleshooting is listed on Business ($5 per device). Nomid Pro includes remote device control. Scalefusion's pricing page does not state a currency. Check both quotes before you decide.
What moving a fleet to Nomid takes
Nomid's documentation describes enrolling new or reset company-owned devices. It does not describe taking over a device that another MDM still manages, so plan a release and a reset.
Pick a pilot group
Choose a few devices that match real use: one kiosk, one handheld, one shared tablet. The Free plan covers up to 10 devices, so the pilot costs nothing.
Rebuild the policy in Nomid
Create the kiosk, app and restriction settings in a Nomid policy. Nomid's documentation describes building policies in the Portal; it does not describe importing another MDM's profiles.
Release the devices from Scalefusion
A company-owned device managed by another MDM is released through that MDM or a factory reset. Follow Scalefusion's own documentation for this; we have not tested its release path. Check backups, accounts and factory reset protection first.
Enroll in Nomid
On the new or reset device, scan the Portal's QR code during setup, or use zero-touch or Samsung KME where the device is eligible. A reset erases local data.
Verify, then widen
Check the device itself: the kiosk screen, the apps, the policy update after a change. Move the next group only when the pilot devices behave as you expect.
Questions about Scalefusion and Nomid
Does Scalefusion support Android kiosk mode?
Yes. Scalefusion's kiosk page describes single-app and multi-app kiosk modes for Android, and its Essential plan lists kiosk mode. Test your own app and device model.
Does Scalefusion have a free plan?
A free plan is not stated on its pricing page, which describes a 14-day trial with all features. Nomid's Free plan has no time limit and covers up to 10 devices.
How much does Scalefusion cost per device?
Its pricing page lists Essential at $2, Growth at $3.50, Business at $5 and Enterprise at $6 per device per month. All plans are billed annually only, with a minimum of 10 devices, and the page does not state a currency.
Does Scalefusion require annual billing?
Its pricing page says all plans are billed annually only. Nomid Pro can be billed monthly, and annual billing is 15% lower.
Which Scalefusion plan includes remote support?
Unattended remote troubleshooting is listed on Business and advanced remote troubleshooting on Enterprise. Its remote support page describes remote cast and control without naming a plan, so confirm with Scalefusion.
Does Scalefusion support QR code and zero-touch enrollment?
Its enrollment page lists QR code-based enrollment and Android zero-touch, and its pricing page lists zero-touch on Essential. Its pages do not state a plan for QR code enrollment. Nomid supports both for eligible company-owned devices.
How does Scalefusion's trial compare with Nomid's Free plan?
Scalefusion describes a 14-day trial with all features. Nomid's Free plan has no time limit and covers up to 10 devices, but it excludes remote access and the API.
Does Scalefusion manage PICO VR headsets?
Scalefusion has a page on VR device management. Its public pages do not name PICO or Meta Quest, so confirm your headset model with them. Nomid manages PICO VR headsets and does not manage Meta Quest.
Does Nomid manage iPhones, iPads, Macs or Windows PCs?
No. Nomid manages Android Enterprise devices and PICO VR headsets. It does not manage iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Windows or Meta Quest devices today.
Do I need to factory reset devices to move from Scalefusion to Nomid?
Nomid's documentation describes enrolling new or reset company-owned devices, so plan on a reset for devices another MDM manages. A reset erases local data, so check backups first, and confirm the release steps with Scalefusion.
Sources and limits
What Nomid does not manage
Nomid manages Android Enterprise devices and PICO VR headsets. It does not manage iPhones, iPads, Macs, Windows PCs or Meta Quest headsets today.
If one team must manage those too, a platform that covers them may fit better, or you can run Nomid for the Android and VR part of the fleet. VR headsets count toward the Free plan limit of 10 devices.
Nomid wrote this page. We read Scalefusion's public pricing, kiosk, plan comparison, remote support, enrollment and VR pages on November 12, 2026. We have not run a Scalefusion account or compared live device behavior, so this is about documented fit, not measured reliability. Prices and plans change; check them before you buy.
Test it on your own devices
Start with up to 10 devices on the Free plan, or book a 20-minute demo.