Buy it once, use it forever. Connect through our relay servers out of the box — or run the entire system on your own infrastructure. A commercially supported product, not a weekend project. Download Free Compare plans See reviews on Trustpilot (700+) | G2 | Capterra Trusted since 2010 · Windows · macOS · Linux · iOS · Android Why Remote Utilities Secure by architecture No central user database, no mandatory cloud. Remote Utilities can run entirely inside your own network — even fully offline and isolated. Self-hosted server included Connect through our relay servers with zero setup — or deploy your own server for complete control over your data and traffic. Buy once, own it forever One payment, perpetual license, flexible upgrades. No subscription meter, no renewals, no recurring fees of any kind. Remote Utilities at a Glance One tool, 14 ways to connect Choose from 14 connection modes, such as Full Control and View, File Transfer, Terminal, Text Chat, and more, for seamless integration with your business processes. Always on, always reachable Connect to unattended and headless workstations and servers. The Remote Utilities Host component runs as a service and can start up automatically after a reboot. Built for your AD environment Easily integrate Remote Utilities into your AD environment. Add domain controllers, push-install the Host across your AD network, and create a schedule for importing AD computers into the Remote Utilities address book. Your installer, your branding Use the built-in MSI Configurator to create a custom Host installer for deployment across your network. For spontaneous support, configure the Agent module and customize it with your logo and welcome text. What our customers say More reviews on Trustpilot , G2 and Capterra .

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