RemotePC review
A low-cost remote desktop option with broad platform support and core access tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RemotePC is remote desktop software for individuals, businesses, and IT professionals who need access to computers or mobile devices from desktop, mobile, or web clients. It supports always-on access for unattended connections and attended access using a session code. Core capabilities include file transfer, remote file access, multi-monitor viewing, remote printing, reboot, chat, whiteboard, session recording, web access, and RDP Connector.
Pricing is straightforward at the entry level. The Solo plan costs $2.95 per month for one user and one computer, with always-on remote access, file transfer, and session recording. The Pro plan costs $9.95 per month for one user and 10 computers, adding remote file access alongside file transfer and session recording. A seven-day trial is available, while the product is otherwise paid. Solo is a strong fit when one person needs one managed computer; Pro is the more practical choice for access across multiple computers without changing the user count.
The platform range is a notable strength: RemotePC supports web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Its feature set covers both ongoing access and support sessions, with tools for transferring files, searching remote files, uploading and downloading, viewing multiple monitors, printing remotely, rebooting, and recording sessions. Business plans add centralized administration, user organization, deployment, roles, and support capabilities. Individuals prioritizing the lowest paid entry price should consider RemotePC first. Buyers needing a free option, more than one user, or broader device coverage under the Solo tier should look at alternatives or the Pro plan’s higher computer limit.
RemotePC pros and cons
- Where it wins
- $2.95 monthly Solo plan with a seven-day trial
- Always-on and attended access support different remote-work needs
- Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android clients
- Where it doesn't
- Solo manages only one computer
- There is no free plan
- Solo and Pro each support one user
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