TSplus Remote Access review
A focused choice for publishing Windows applications across desktop, web and mobile clients.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TSplus Remote Access centralizes Windows application and desktop delivery for businesses, software providers and IT teams. It publishes Windows applications through RDP-compatible clients, desktop clients, an HTML5 web portal and mobile access. The product supports Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and web browsers, with deployment options for on-premises or cloud environments. Its core use case is giving users remote access to centrally managed Windows software while retaining functions such as remote printing, file transfer and clipboard support.
Pricing is organized around per-server licensing. Desktop Edition is listed at $200, $295, $555, $1,065 and $1,655 per server, with remote desktop access, Windows application delivery and remote printing. Web Mobile Edition is listed at $275, $430 and $785 per server, adding the Desktop Edition features, a Web Portal and an HTML5 client. The product also offers perpetual licenses or an Enterprise subscription, and a 15-day free trial provides a way to assess the deployment before purchase. The published pricing makes the product more suited to organizations planning centralized server-based access than to buyers seeking a free or user-based entry plan.
Its strongest distinction is the combination of application publishing and multi-server administration. RemoteApp client delivery, TSplus Gateway, Farm Manager, web credentials using email or PIN, and session pre-launch support a managed access model rather than a simple one-to-one remote desktop connection. Remote printing and file transfer also fit office workflows that depend on centralized Windows applications. Organizations that need Windows application publishing across varied client platforms should consider it; teams primarily seeking dedicated attended or unattended remote-support workflows should evaluate an alternative focused on that use case.
TSplus Remote Access pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Publishes centralized Windows applications and desktops
- Supports HTML5 access, web portals and mobile clients
- Includes printing, file transfer, clipboard and gateway management
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $200 per server
- Pricing tiers use repeated edition names
- Focused on access delivery rather than remote-support workflows
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