A Canadian alternative to NinjaOne
NinjaOne is an RMM platform for IT teams and MSPs (source). Lavawall® is a Canadian alternative for RMM and remote support, owned and hosted in Canada, with the closest match for each NinjaOne capability listed below.
On this page: NinjaOne at a glance, feature by feature, NinjaOne and Canada, and moving over.
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NinjaOne at a glance
What NinjaOne says about itself, with a link to the page each fact comes from.
| Made for | IT teams and MSPs (source) |
|---|---|
| Pricing model | Per device (tiered volume discounts; quote on request) (source) |
| Free trial or free plan | Trial (14 days) (source) |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux (source) |
| Deployment | Cloud (SaaS) (source) |
| Integrations it lists | CrowdStrike, Microsoft Intune, SentinelOne, and ServiceNow (source) |
| Data export | Tickets export to CSV (source) |
NinjaOne feature by feature
NinjaOne lists these capabilities on its own website; each links to its source. Beside each is the closest Lavawall® feature and the article that shows how to use it.
Lavawall® has a close match for 7 of these 8 NinjaOne capabilities. For the other 1, check whether you rely on them before you move.
For a longer comparison, see Lavawall® compared with NinjaOne.
NinjaOne and Canada
NinjaOne says it is headquartered in Austin, Texas. NinjaOne's subprocessor list names AWS hosting locations in the USA, Canada, Germany, and Australia.
| Canadian criterion | Lavawall® | NinjaOne |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters and ownership | Calgary, Alberta; fully Canadian-owned | Austin, Texas |
| Hosting in Canada | Yes, by default | Canada is among its AWS hosting locations (source) |
| Canadian-dollar pricing | Yes, with GST, HST, PST, and QST | See NinjaOne’s pricing |
| Console in French | Yes: Canadian French, Canadian English and US English, chosen by each person (details) | Yes, French (source) |
Taken from NinjaOne’s own website and documentation in September 2026 and linked on this page. Tell us if something has changed and we will correct it.
Lavawall® is built and owned by ThreeShield Information Security Corporation in Calgary, hosted in Canada by default, billed in Canadian dollars, supported from Canada, and available in Canadian French. What makes Lavawall® Canadian.
Moving from NinjaOne to Lavawall®
- Export what you need from NinjaOne. Its documentation describes this: tickets export to CSV.
- Start a free Lavawall® trial and add your companies.
- Install the Lavawall® agent through NinjaOne with a script (see installing through your current RMM), connect your Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace tenants, and run both side by side. Keep NinjaOne for as long as you like, or move remote support, patching, monitoring, and scripts over one company at a time. See augment today, replace when ready.
- Set up each feature from the table above. The how-to articles to start with: Computers, Patch Config, Remote Support, Add/Modify Scripts.
- Run both side by side and turn NinjaOne off one company at a time, when your team is ready.
Where NinjaOne may fit better
If your technicians depend on NinjaOne scripts and policies today, that switching cost is real. The side-by-side start exists for this: install Lavawall through NinjaOne and move over when your team is ready. If Canadian hosting is your only requirement, NinjaOne’s Canadian option may already meet it.
Lavawall® has no direct equivalent for these NinjaOne capabilities, so check whether you need them:
- built-in IT documentation
Frequently asked questions
- Is Lavawall a Canadian alternative to NinjaOne?
- Yes. Lavawall® is Canadian-owned and hosted in Canada by default. Of the 8 NinjaOne capabilities listed on this page, Lavawall has a close match for 7.
- Does NinjaOne host data in Canada?
- Yes, according to its own documentation. NinjaOne's subprocessor list names AWS hosting locations in the USA, Canada, Germany, and Australia.
- How is NinjaOne priced?
- Its own website describes its pricing as per device (tiered volume discounts; quote on request). Lavawall® publishes its prices in Canadian dollars on its pricing page, month-to-month.
- Does NinjaOne offer a free trial?
- Its own website lists this: trial (14 days). Lavawall® offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card.
- What does Lavawall not replace in NinjaOne?
- Lavawall® has no direct equivalent for these NinjaOne capabilities: built-in IT documentation.
- Can Lavawall replace NinjaOne?
- Yes, for most MSPs and IT teams that manage Windows and Mac computers, with Linux covered by scripts, patching, and monitoring. You can install Lavawall® through NinjaOne with a script and run both agents side by side while you move over, one company at a time.
- Can I export my data from NinjaOne?
- NinjaOne’s documentation describes this: tickets export to CSV.
- Is NinjaOne available in French?
- Yes. NinjaOne lists French among its supported languages. Lavawall® works in Canadian French, Canadian English and US English: each person picks a language, and you can set a default for each client.
Related Lavawall® pages
- All Canadian alternatives
- Lavawall® compared with NinjaOne
- Canadian RMM
- Lavawall® RMM
- Patching for more than 7,400 applications on Windows, Mac, and Linux
- Browser-based remote support for Windows and Mac, plus ad-hoc sessions for computers without the agent
- Scripting and automation across companies, with per-company variables
- Pricing in Canadian dollars
NinjaOne is a trademark of its owner. Other product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Lavawall is not affiliated with NinjaOne.