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In my case we have 1 or 2 IT staff and about 100 computers, so Connectwise seems to make more sense for us, but I will commend Splashtop for having someone on Spiceworks to connect with the community. The situation jonasdomkus has, Splashtop definitely make sense. I just wanted to point that out, since the features do seem to be similar. If you have a low number of users, particularly with a higher number of computers/devices then Connectwise seems to have the best pricing.

If you have a higher number of users, particularly with a lower number of computers/devices then Splashtop seems to be the best for pricing. I do not have experience with Splashtop, though we are evaluating things. I have experience with Connectwise and LMI. Thanks.ДЇor anyone else coming across this thread. Splashtop Remote Support is priced based on number of computers so you could have as many technicians as desired. However, SOS is priced based on concurrency. Each user could actually have multiple sessions if really desired.

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Splashtop Business Pro is priced based on named users, not concurrency. so if the feature sets for Business Access Pro (remote access) are sufficient for your needs, it is definitely a path as well. Splashtop Business Access Pro has less 'manageability' features than Splashtop Remote Support. My question would be, with that plan, with 10 users, is that 10 concurrent users with more possible user accounts? Or is that 10 user accounts period, all concurrent? Add in 199 for an SOS account, and I believe that would get me everything I need, right? And with their volume discounts, 10 users/100 computers would be about 550/yr cost. From what I can tell, each user account comes with the addition of 10 unattended accessible computers. I'd be looking at the Splashtop Business Pro plan.

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Kind of like what TB33TВ said, I feel like Connectwise is a more professional encompassing solution, but the price of that many users and computers really does get us close to the LMI product pricing, so Splashtop is so far looking like a winner as long as it does all the things we need it to do. So, there are several technicians that need access to many site computers, the clients of their own computers, and then the super users for everything. LMI price is tiered at 50 I believe, and our contract is coming up, so we are looking for better options. Right now, there's 40-50 computers (sites) that could slowly grow to 70 in a year or two.

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Sometimes we just tell them to supply the computer and we install the access software and the remote support client. It's usually a headless system that sits in the client's own computer room somewhere, and we have to work with their IT people to allow it internet access, and nothing else. Each access control system has a database/logging computer onsite that needs to be remotely accessed by the contractor and sometimes by the client themselves. This is for a security contractor that installs access control systems. I should also explain that this is for a completely non-IT application. From what he has shared with us is that the same capabilities exist in it. I have a consultant they does work for us and he uses Connectwise. You can divide computers into groups and give users access to groups they need access. Excellent but over priced/ There are 2 of us using Splashtop with 450+ computers and 40+ servers. Okay to answer directly, we have no experience with Connectwise so I can't speak on it, Had 8 years with LogMeIn. I'm familiar with Connectwise as a company. Splashtop appears to offer this for half the cost, but I'm less familiar with them. Like I said, I need to have a pool of users each with different access to a pool of computers, and I need at least a couple concurrent users. But, if you haven't tried the other one, or any of them, then I can only take your opinion with a grain of salt. I'm looking for an opinion based on experience with both products.

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