Simply put, at the subscription cost of $108.25 per month, LogMeIn offers less value and slightly outdated UI and for that very reason, people are looking for LogMeIn replacement. Basically, LogMeIn is not easy to use and demands a steep learning curve as I have mentioned above.įinally, there are complaints that sometimes the session crashes and you need to restart the remote access again which is a tedious process and more. It’s simply not meant for general consumers as you will need to know and learn a lot of things. Sure, LogMeIn offers advanced features, but of late, there has been a rise in companies offering a similar set of features at a much lower cost.Īpart from the high tag pricing, many find the user interface overwhelming. I havent used UltraVNC or RealVNC for some time, so unsure but I will likely try them out.One of the major reasons, users and businesses are looking for LogMeIn replacement is that it costs much higher than the competition. Seems like TeamViewer was the only one that did all this? I've tried: Supports the disabling of remote input and blacks out the remote screens I found Remote PC - Which supports multi-monitor, but only 1 window at a time (I have 8 monitors on the remote systems) and it felt very slow with some lag. So those are out, unless I missed some options Thats the final straw and I'm done using the software.Ĭan anyone recommend a free TeamViewer alternative that allows for:Ĭonnect without using private IP's (NoMachine and LiteManager don't seem to support this and use the systems IP even if it's a private network / RFC1918 - 10/172/192).
In addition to creating multiple accounts or using other methods to circumvent the "Commercial Use Suspected" blocking, today I go to use TeamViewer, only to find out that 'blank remote screen' and 'disable remote input' are now a paid feature. I have been using TeamViewer (personal/free version) to connect from work, to my home servers.
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