Best TeamViewer Alternatives

Same uncomplicated and simply working remote desktop application as one day was TeamViewer. And at best: Newer versions can connect to older versions - which TeamViewer always enforced to enforce everybody to upgrade.

The fact it seems to be running a native Linux binary is excellent, but it also runs in Fedora 25 (which Chrome Remote Desktop still doesn't support) and runs really well.

No longer free, 14-day trial, nag screens, and a timer. The licence is still cheaper than TeamViewer though.

I prefer using AnyDesk on any other screen-sharing tool, because of the seamless screen-sharing without disconnection or refreshing the connection after a certain period of time, Kudos!

The best app for remote easy to use

Less bloated, no installation necessary

It not ask for subscription on every connect and not limiting session length.

Definitely an alternative with RDP features

It's the best alternative but lacks many of the features found in TeamViewer. If you're on a budget though, this will do in a pinch!

Easy to use when you want to work remotl? with your own computer.

I have been using this app/chrome extension for years now. It just works fine and it's FREE. No fancy tools, just remote single user support, but that's what I need. 100% recommended!

It even requires installation just go to remotedesktop.google.com and you can start giving/getting remote access

it is not bad. but start menu didn't refresh like teamviewer. Unlike what others said, I can set unattended access.

Open Source and by Google

Because it has a good user interface and does pretty much anything tv doess

Not even close to the topic. This is a remote desktop control program, not remote assistant kind of service.

TeamViewer is remote support, UltraVNC is remove desktop

It has too much options for an incompetent user to setup. Also, it does not tell the external IP address of the user, so I cannot connect.

Have to manually open ports/redirect firewall. Extra alternate software/hardware modification required.

This is the best alternative to TeamViewer for those on a budget. Does pretty much everything TeamViewer can, with the exception of needing to open ports in your firewall. Since you can specify ports, it's not as vulnerable as one would think, simply use non standard ports and a very strong password.

Sounds great at first glance. But as always, there is a catch. Yes, the software is open source, but limited in bandwidth, if you want more speed you have to subscribe. And that can cost up to 100 € for 50 Mbps maximum bandwidth per month, 1200,- € or 1346,49 $ per year. Then better use a professional solution like Teamviewer or Anydesk.

It's open source, free and more privacy respecting than the commercial counterparts.

DWService is much lighter, able to use even without installation, more options, web UI, also it is open source!

DWService requires an account whereas Teamviewer can be used on-the-go after the installation.

For users who know what they are doing TightVNC is a great way to control systems remotely.

Free and opensource, on all major platforms. can be used with VNC viewer on Android which is also is free what else one can ask for!

TightVNC requires server configuration and port forwarding. Too complicated for the average remote client who uses Team Viewer for remote support.

Have to manually open ports/redirect firewall. Extra alternate software/hardware modification required.

For average users, it's the best VNC server

It's not only alternative, it is the best, fastest, and most lightweight among all terminal configurable servers. Also can be used on arm processors where Team Viewer supports only host machine installation.

Does not offer easy to use access. Need to run server.. open ports, know IP addresses.

Control on computer but no conference.

Respons is best even with GUI

Easy to use, install NoMachine on both computers. Connect to another computer via internet with external IP or services like dyndns, just need port forwarding. Very stable and many features.

It works just the same as TeamViewer, but the download is only 1.5 megs - and it's not $800 - it's totally free.

Like TeamViewer but no features except for chat and file transfer via chat window. If only remote control needed then this will be just fine. Does the basic job very well.

UltraViewer supports all Windows versions since XP with its latest update. TeamViewer requires you to purchase a license before you can support older versions of Windows, and then you have to download an older version of TeamViewer, not the latest. Also, if you want the paid version of UltraViewer, it costs a lot less than TeamViewer.

Very good if you're in Linux to Linux use cases.

Really awesome for Linux users to remotely connect to their computers through a secure connection. Allows for transmission of audio from the client, and works really well even with slow connections. To summarize: secure by default (because using ssh), good even in low latency, good for presentations, and best alternative to RDP for linux users.

Works remarkably good and it has sound as well.

The interface is similar! It has the same features expect it say when someone connect to your desktop. My favorite alternative.

Its Perfect! and very very Lightweight too

No limit on the number of computers you can control, unattended access available, encrypted, many languages, voice chat. Very small exe file, which runs without installation.