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Prodoscore

no agent on most integrations, no screenshots, no keylogging — it scores activity from business apps instead.

$19.99/user/month#leadership-teams-wanting#with-no-endpoint-agent

a structurally different product that avoids the category's whole legal problem, at the highest per-seat price here.

prodoscore does not capture a screen. it reads activity signals from business-app integrations — microsoft 365, google workspace, salesforce, zoom, slack and 70-plus others — and scores them, stating 'no agents to install on most integrations' and 'privacy by design — activity from business apps only, no screenshots or keylogging'. there is a desktop connect component for legacy applications, but no stealth or hidden-mode language attaches to it.

that architecture sidesteps most of what makes this category legally fraught. metadata about how many emails were sent and when calendar time was booked is a different category of data from a recording of someone's screen, and it is data the employer's platforms already hold. for an organisation that wants a productivity signal without deploying surveillance software to endpoints, this is the shape of product to look at.

the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.

pricing
$19.99/user/month
our verdict

a structurally different product that avoids the category's whole legal problem, at the highest per-seat price here.

we researched this category against vendors' own pricing pages and licence files. that is where this line comes from — not from the vendor, and not from anything they paid for.

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