10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
RMMmax is an intelligent automation layer that enhances existing RMM platforms or operates independently. It unifies IT operations across Windows, macOS, and Linux devices through a single console.
Nexigon is a secure remote access and OTA update platform for device fleets. It enables teams to troubleshoot devices and deploy updates with confidence.
TeamViewer is a digital workplace platform offering remote access and IT support. It unifies endpoint management, automation, and augmented reality into one system.
DeskIn is a remote desktop solution enabling users to connect to devices from anywhere. It supports cross-platform access for work, gaming, and design tasks.
RustDesk is an open-source remote desktop solution that allows users to switch from proprietary tools like TeamViewer. It provides a secure and reliable experience through self-hosted server options.
ThinLinc is a Linux remote desktop solution that provides secure and effortless graphical access. It enables seamless usage across Windows, macOS, Linux devices or any web browser.
LogMeIn provides secure, intelligent IT solutions ranging from endpoint management to remote support software. Users can explore LogMeIn Resolve and start for free.
DWService enables users to remotely access and control computers from any web browser. It provides immediate management of screens, files, and running processes across different operating systems.
TightVNC is a product. It says it is built for users needing intuitive remote screen interaction.
UltraVNC allows users to control the remote PC using their mouse and keyboard from anywhere.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
RMMmax says it is built for MSPs and IT teams managing multi-OS fleets, and Nexigon for teams who ship production-ready devices. TeamViewer says it is built for lean IT teams, and DeskIn for Remote workers and professionals.
RustDesk states that the product only offers annual payment plans without monthly options, and ThinLinc that the server software supports only three concurrent users by default without a community license. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.