Remote support software

Remote desktop software for IT support teams

Help the person at the desk. Maintain the machines after hours. Keep every connection tied to a technician, a client and a clear record.

From $25 / technician / month · No minimum term

Two ways to connect

A support call. Or a maintenance window.

BOTH ENDS OF THE CONNECTIONTechnicianRequests accessDevice ownerAccepts or declinesNamed technicianDefined durationRecorded access
WITH THE CUSTOMER

Help while they’re there.

The person at the computer sees who is connecting and decides whether to allow access. Their organization sets whether a technician must be allowed in every time, and that setting cannot be relaxed by the provider.

Use attended support for application issues, troubleshooting and walking someone through a fix.

Follow an attended session
ONE ORGANIZATION · YOUR IT TEAMInternal ITAuthorized techniciansWorkstationsServersRemote staffDevice groups inside your company
AUTHORIZED IN ADVANCE

Maintain it after hours.

Reach enrolled devices under the access arrangement approved by their owner. Technicians still need permission in the correct organization, and sessions still leave a record.

Use unattended access for managed servers and agreed workstation maintenance.

Read the access controls

After the connection

The ticket is closed. The record stays.

See which technician connected, the client and device involved, and when the session started and ended. File-transfer events add context when files move.

Keep that record alongside the support ticket: the log identifies the access; the ticket explains the work. Session metadata is not a video recording.

Illustrative session record · Example data
Technician
Marcus Ellery
Organization
Northline Dental
Device
FRONTDESK-01
Started
09:41:07 UTC
Ended
09:41:33 UTC
Transfer event
2 files

session.ended · record retained

Platform support

Know what works before the first call.

Setup checks screen, pointer and keyboard separately. On macOS, the owner grants Screen Recording and Accessibility permissions. Linux control depends on the desktop session. Android viewing needs a pilot; remote input is unavailable.

On iPhone and iPad, Remote Login cannot control the touch interface. Live iOS screen sharing has not been built. See the full capability matrix.

Straightforward pricing

One seat for each technician.

Monthly pricing in USD, with a published device allowance. No minimum term and no metered per-device overage.

Per technician

Starter

$25 / month

  • 100 devices per seat
  • One organization
  • Attended and unattended access
  • Consent and session audit record
Request Starter access

USD per technician per month. No minimum term. No metered per-device overage. Seat changes prorated in both directions.

Ten Agency seats cost $450 a month and include 2,500 devices across unlimited client organizations. Calculate your team’s price.

Moving from another tool? Read the TeamViewer comparison or compare the other options.

Questions, answered

Before you connect

What is remote support software?

Remote support software lets an authorized technician view or control a device in another location. Remote Login adds client organizations, visible sessions, access expiry and an audit record. Available controls depend on the operating system and its permissions.

Do I need to open RDP ports?

Remote Login uses an enrolled agent and the service’s connection infrastructure. You do not need a public RDP port on each machine. Your network must allow the required outbound connections; test restricted networks and proxies during your pilot.

Can I use my own branding?

Agency includes customer-facing branding; White-Label Pro includes full white-label. Publisher identities and legal disclosures have defined limits. See exactly what rebrands.

What happens when the access window expires?

The session window is a limit on access. Continuing the job requires a new valid session. Choose a suitable window before starting work that could take longer, such as an installation.

Is this an RMM?

No. Remote Login handles remote access and support; it does not include patch management, monitoring, alerting or ticketing. Use it alongside those tools. See the workflows for MSPs and internal IT teams.

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See how it fits your team.

Tell us how many technicians you have and which platforms you support. We will help you check the fit.