Splashtop remote access We use Splashtop remote access to access clients computers remotely. It is a very easy solution to configure and works great. The software supports multiple monitors, which is a plus. You can transfer files to and from remote clients. Printing is super easy. Overall it is a great solution for remote access and very reasonably priced to boot.

Splashtop works perfectly Splashtop works perfectly. I am super happy with it, working efficiently and fast. I use it to work from home and replaced TeamViewer. I absolutely recommend it.

Intuitive and fast remote access from any device It a super intuitive solution and I can remotely access my 7 devices from any device. I remotely access my Windows & MacOS computers and my single Android device. All through 1 simple app called the business app which I can install on any device for free. Even the mobile app from the business app is super intuitive and works like a charm. Obviously it's not ideal to remotely access a computer via a mobile phone, but it does the trick pretty well. From a performance perspective, I've used VPN to remotely view my local TV, but with Splashtop is significantly faster. I can stream 4k to my laptop, tablet from my home computer which has my TV subscription. It also transfer the sound perfectly The cost for this solution is a fraction to what other suppliers ask.

Great solution for our helpdesk. Great solution for our helpdesk. Amazing onboarding for our team. we're very satisfied with the product and the service.

It worked but..... The users didn't complain about the software so it seemed to work and perform as it was meant to. We need another user and all their plans are per user. The decision was made to go with a different provider. Auto renew was on and to turn it off I had to fill in their series of questions. I think it speaks poorly of a company to force that when turning off auto renew should be an easy and accessible choice for me, not a data mining experience. I understand their desire for the information but I think this speaks of a companies general culture in how they view their customers, sheep in a field to be sheared or valued clients that deserve some respect.