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Anyplace Control review

#101 of 134 in Remote Desktop Software

A Windows-focused remote desktop tool covering attended support and unattended access.

5.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Anyplace Control is remote desktop software for controlling Windows computers over a local network or the internet. It is designed for home users, system administrators, help desks, and corporate environments that need both attended support and unattended access. Admin and Host modules support mouse and keyboard control, file transfer, clipboard exchange, text and voice chat, and access through firewalls or routers. A Host module can run as a Windows service for unattended access, while one-click access supports attended assistance.

Its plan structure separates connection methods and support use cases. The Basic Plan includes IP-address and computer-ID connections with unlimited admin PCs. The Premium Plan adds the Online Account Connection service while retaining IP-address and computer-ID connections and unlimited admin PCs. The HelpDesk Plan is aimed at help desk and IT support use, with unlimited remote host computers. According to the vendor's pricing page, one Premium license has a suggested price of 49.99 USD, and a 30% discount is advertised through September 26, 2026. Premium pricing includes different lifetime and annual components, so buyers should review the license structure before choosing a plan.

For administration, Anyplace Control covers more than screen sharing: it supports remote Host installation, shutdown, restart, power-on, input locking, and encrypted traffic with password-based access protection. Multiple connection methods can suit different network arrangements, while file transfer supports routine support workflows. The trade-off is a Windows-only platform, which limits its fit for mixed-platform environments. Choose it when Windows access, flexible connection options, and help-desk functions matter; look elsewhere when broader platform coverage is required.

Anyplace Control pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports both attended support and unattended Windows access
    • Offers IP, computer ID, and online-account connections
    • Includes file transfer, remote power controls, and Host deployment
  • Where it doesn't
    • Supports Windows only
    • Basic Plan pricing is not shown in the published plan details
    • The Premium service combines lifetime and annual components

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