Anydesk Multiple Sessions In One Window

AnyDesk comes with three plans; Lite, professional and powerful. These are the details of each of the AnyDesk plans:

• AnyDeskLite for Startups

Top alternatives to AnyDesk

1. SolarWinds Dameware Remote Everywhere (DRE)

An overview of TeamViewer

This software was released in the year 2005 by Rossmanith GmbH with the intention of installing the software remotely and avoiding customer visits. Besides Windows, it supports Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Red Hat, Debian, Raspberry Pi, Fedora Linux, and all mobile apps. AR and VR functionalities are included in this tool to improve its usability and it is integrated with many collaboration and CRM platforms. It is free for personal use and is licensed for commercial use only in the subscription model.

AnyDesk in Brief

The Good

Quick and easy setup: You don’t have to install AnyDesk on your machine to use the software. Just download the file and click on it to run the software in portable mode. You can also install the program to unlock more features, such as custom aliases.

Convenient Address Book: AnyDesk offers a nifty feature to manage your connected devices. The address book stores the IDs of all your connected devices. You can connect to registered devices with one click from your address book.

Here’s our list of the eleven best remote desktop connection managers:

1. Dameware Mini Remote Control EDITORS’ CHOICE A remote access system that includes the ability to start endpoints idle and share screens as well as access the operating system. Installs on Windows and Windows Server. Start a 14-day free trial.
2. Atera (FREE TRIAL) This RMM and PSA package for managed service providers includes AnyDesk and Splashtop for remote access and remote desktop features. This is a cloud based service. Get a 30-day free trial.
3. ManageEngine Remote Access Plus (FREE TRIAL) This is a connection manager that provides desktop views of remote devices with diagnostic tools built into the package. Available for Windows Server or as a cloud service. Access a 30-day free trial.
4. mRemoteNG A free and lightweight remote access system with a tabbed interface to handle multiple simultaneous connections. It runs on Windows and Windows Server.
5. Royal TS A connection manager that can control remote connection systems provided by other applications, such as TeamViewer, Hyper-V, and VMWare. Installs on Windows and Windows Server.
6. Returns A complete and secure remote desktop connection manager that has strong security features and auditing routines. It is available in free and paid versions for Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS.
7. TeamViewer A widely used remote desktop system that has a variety of uses other than IT support. It installs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, Raspberry Pi, iOS, and Android. You can access devices running those operating systems plus IoT devices.
8. AnyDesk Free for home users and three paid editions for businesses, this remote access system supports communication between devices running Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD, Raspberry Pi, ChromeOS, Android, and iOS.
9. Splashtop This is a good choice for IT help desks and is popular with MSPs. The Technician Console is available for Windows, Windows Mobile, macOS, Android, iOS, and Amazon Fire.
10. Take Control Useful for IT technicians or MSP operatives, this remote desktop access system is available in individual standalone and team versions. This is a cloud based service.
11. ISL Online A reliable, secure, cloud-mediated remote desktop access service that facilitates communication between devices running Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and Windows Mobile.

Over the years, the demand for more features and stiff competition among vendors have resulted in some very sophisticated remote desktop connection managers. Some useful features that are now common include: