NinjaOne vs. Asigra

Why your peers choose NinjaOne over Asigra

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NinjaOne vs. Asigra Reviews

Asigra
Overall4.7

(2,618)
4.2

(81)
Meets Requirements9.1
2,345 Responses
8.6
58 Responses
Ease of Use9.2
2,378 Responses
7.9
56 Responses
Ease of Setup9.2
2,209 Responses
7.4
48 Responses
Ease of Admin9.2
2,135 Responses
7.8
48 Responses
Quality of Support9.2
2,263 Responses
8.4
57 Responses
Ease of Doing Business With9.5
2,092 Responses
8.4
50 Responses
Product Direction (% positive)9.8
2,344 Responses
7.7
56 Responses

Based on G2 Summer 2025

Asigra

Product Summary

Asigra is a cloud-based backup solution that focuses on providing extensive security by offering data protection-centric tools. The platform is marketed towards value-added resellers and managed service providers, offering enterprise-grade backup service for endpoints, servers, virtual machines, and SaaS applications. Asigra promises to help mitigate data security threats by keeping up with the ever-evolving cyberattack landscape.

Use Cases

  • Data backup and recovery: Asigra’s backup and recovery solution is its core functionality. It supports backup for servers, SaaS applications, and on-premise backup via appliances or virtual appliances.
  • Automation: Asigra utilizes automation capabilities to further streamline IT operations, such as real-time backup for continuous data protection.
  • Compliance watch: The platform also has compliance management features to ensure that hosted backups comply with industry-specific regulations.

Shortcomings

  • Feature additions: Some users lamented Asigra’s pacing when adding essential backup and recovery features, impacting the platform’s overall usability.
  • Support: Other users wish Asigra’s customer support and issue resolution process could be more straightforward and streamlined. Some also said that an impactful drawback of Asigra is that it limits the number of support requests allowed per year.
  • User interface: Other reviewers mentioned that Asigra’s UI is not its strongest suit, causing a steep learning curve for some users and navigational challenges.

NinjaOne

Why your peers choose us over Asigra

NinjaOne has a comprehensive feature set that caters to many IT operations and organizational needs. This is the platform’s advantage over Asigra, since the latter is a platform that focuses on data security, backup, and recovery. NinjaOne is considered a one-stop shop for many IT professionals, where they take advantage of its extensive endpoint management features. These features include remote monitoring and management (RMM), patch management, remote access, automation, mobile device management (MDM), and more.

Complementing its core functionalities, NinjaOne also has a robust backup solution for endpoints, showcasing functionalities like file and folder-level security, chainless image backups, bare-metal recovery, and cross-platform support for Windows and macOS. NinjaOne also provides a SaaS backup solution for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. NinjaOne’s SaaS backup and recovery solution adds a crucial safeguard against data loss, especially for organizations that depend on cloud-based productivity tools.

Speaking of storage, NinjaOne’s backup solution has unlimited storage capacity and offers flexible storage options (cloud, local, or hybrid). The platform showcases granular and remote restore capabilities, centralized multi-device management, and more for data recovery. Together, these features enhance NinjaOne’s core IT management capabilities, making it a comprehensive all-in-one solution preferred by many IT professionals.

“One of the reasons we chose NinjaOne is because of its extreme ease of use. It’s very easy to get new employees up to speed quickly. At Aerorock, we have the utmost confidence that NinjaOne provides us with a secure environment to operate in.”

Jason Danner // President at Aerorock

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NinjaOne Integrations

Splashtop logo Splashtop
Azure logo Azure
SentinelOne logo SentinelOne
Slack logo Slack
CrowdStrike logo CrowdStrike
Okta logo Okta
ConnectWise logo ConnectWise
N-able logo N-able Passportal
OneLogin logo OneLogin
ITGlue logo IT Glue
  • Splashtop integration logo

    Splashtop

  • Azure integration logo

    Azure

  • SentinelOne integration logo

    SentinelOne

  • Slack integration logo

    Slack

  • CrowdStrike integration logo

    CrowdStrike

  • Okta integration logo

    Okta

  • ConnectWise integration logo

    ConnectWise

  • N-Able integration logo

    N-Able

  • One Login logo

    One Login

  • IT Glue logo

    IT Glue

NinjaOne vs. Asigra FAQs

Both platforms offer backup solutions. Asigra focuses on this particular IT facet, providing organizations with a secure backup solution for their data. On the other hand, NinjaOne also offers robust backup and recovery tools that support endpoints and SaaS applications.

However, the platform goes beyond these offerings, showcasing comprehensive endpoint management for MSPs and IT teams managing diverse environments, thanks to its “single pane of glass” approach.

Yes, one of Asigra’s key backup features is its SaaS backup that supports Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Meanwhile, NinjaOne offers the same functionality for these major SaaS platforms, plus unlimited file and data backup. This means your SaaS data can be securely retained and recovered whenever needed.

Asigra offers services for industries such as healthcare, government, financial, and other organizations that need to comply strictly with regulatory policies. While NinjaOne also supports these industries through its IT teams, the platform also aims to target the MSP market, which serves organizations from SMBs to the aforementioned industries that need to comply with HIPAA, GDPR, SOC 2, SOX, and ISO, among others.

As outlined in Asigra’s shortcomings based on reviews, users mentioned the need for the platform to add essential features to keep up with other backup solutions. According to some user reviews, Asigra also needs to step up its game when it comes to usability due to challenges in its user interface.

Asigra provides support to its partners and customers, but some users feel the need to address some factors, like a more streamlined and easier-to-navigate support system. Another notable concern is the annual cap on the number of support requests, which some consider a significant limitation.

In contrast, NinjaOne support helps users thrive with its stellar customer service backed up by data: boasting an annual average response time of 31 minutes and a 98.4% CSAT score on a yearly average, according to a survey of MSPs. Aside from that, NinjaOne offers free unlimited training and onboarding alongside its comprehensive self-help tools and documentation. This only proves NinjaOne’s commitment to customer success.