Why even bother with RDP for anything when you have Teamviewer if you are not in the same building/physical network? Plus RDP is so invasive, re-sizes your clients screens, messes with their personalized multi-desktop layouts. TeamViewer is ~$699, and does what many other tools do in an amazing fashion. We are computer techs/IT Professionals If we were Auto-Mechanics or Handymen, we'd have a tool box full of 90-some shiny metal thingys that would be 4x that amount.

I personally feel Teamviewer is well worth the money.

The main reason we ended up going for teamviewer was the lack of a monthly fee.after doing the math with all the users we have we figured logmein was going to be more expensive in less than 2 years.and I'm sure we'll be using this much longer than 2 years.Įdit: Also the ability to have more than one person remote in at the same time was pretty huge for us as eat feature. Another really nice feature for windows servers in particular is that they have the built in Ctrl + alt + delete button right on the UI so you can login no problem (for those of us that don't always think ahead.) We also opted for the corporate license because we do use it daily.often times for a full 8 hour work day or longer, and we needed to have multiple sessions open at the same saves our visual merchandising director hours of time going between our 7 different studios. We actually purchased a corporate 's steep up front, but there are no recurring costs and there are no limits on how many stations you can install it on which was pretty important for us (we have it on about 50 stations at the moment with a few mobile devices as well.crosses platforms flawlessly). Teamviewer is definitely my favorite out of the third-party remote options.

Teamviewer license cheapest