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Teleport alternatives

Teleport targets infrastructure access. These alternatives fit narrower remote-access and app-delivery jobs, with different tradeoffs and prices.

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Teleport is an infrastructure access platform built around identity controls, replacing standing privileges and consolidating access. The alternatives below mostly focus on remote computers, support sessions or app delivery, so they are not like-for-like replacements. The published Reddit results are about fictional teleportation, not Teleport software, and offer no useful evidence about why customers leave. We’ve matched options to adjacent use cases instead; check whether each product covers your access model before switching.

01Why people leave Teleport

Enterprise pricing is opaque

Teleport’s Enterprise pricing is not published on the vendor's site, making it harder to compare costs before contacting sales.

Self-hosting has eligibility limits

The published summary says self-hosting suits qualifying teams, so it may not fit every organization evaluating deployment options.

You may need a narrower tool

Teleport covers infrastructure access broadly. If your need is remote support or computer access, a more focused product may fit better.

02The alternatives, ranked by fit

  1. Managed remote devices

    AnyDesk

    Consider AnyDesk if your priority is managing remote devices and adding access controls, rather than consolidating infrastructure access in one platform. The published summary also lists on-premises hosting as an option for organizations considering it. Pricing starts at $19.92, with a free plan listed; that gives you a published entry point where Teleport’s Enterprise price is not available here.

    Trade-off: Annual billing and plan limits can reduce the value.

    6.2/10
    from
    €19.92/mo
    free plan
  2. Multi-protocol connections

    Royal TS

    Royal TS may suit admins who need one manager for varied remote connections, or solo users looking for a one-time license instead of a broader infrastructure access platform. The published summary lists a free Lite tier and a $65 one-time license. That makes it a different buying model to compare if recurring pricing is your concern.

    Trade-off: Lite has a strict connection cap; it is not a full infrastructure access platform.

    7.4/10
    from
    Free
    free plan
  3. Remote support teams

    ConnectWise ScreenConnect

    ConnectWise ScreenConnect is worth considering when the job is remote support or unattended-device management, not broad infrastructure access. The published summary says it offers cloud or on-prem hosting, which gives teams deployment options to investigate. Starting pricing is listed at $30, though the available information does not specify the billing period or plan limits.

    Trade-off: Pricing and reported client friction temper the case.

    6.5/10
    from
    $30/mo
  4. Hybrid app delivery

    Citrix Workspace

    Citrix Workspace fits a different need: managing apps across hybrid environments and delivering apps or desktops to distributed staff. Its listed risk-based access controls may be relevant if your evaluation centers on app access rather than infrastructure sessions. Pricing is custom, so there is no published starting figure in the published information to compare directly with Teleport.

    Trade-off: Custom pricing and mixed reliability reports call for careful evaluation.

    5.2/10
    from
    Custom
  5. Small-team device access

    Splashtop

    Splashtop may be a better fit if you need unattended computer access or support for remote devices, rather than Teleport’s broader infrastructure access controls. The published summary also lists endpoint-management add-ons for IT teams. Its starting price is $2.50, with a free plan listed, but check device limits and renewal terms before comparing total cost.

    Trade-off: Device limits and renewal terms need checking.

    7.2/10
    from
    $2.50/mo
    free plan
  6. Remote IT management

    TeamViewer

    TeamViewer is an option for teams whose main job is remote support and IT management, including organizations managing hundreds of devices. The published summary also notes AI-assisted IT workflows. It starts at $24.90 and has a free plan listed, but the available information does not give plan limits, so confirm those against your device and user needs.

    Trade-off: Check plan limits and user complaints before switching.

    5.0/10
    from
    $24.90/mo
    free plan
  7. Low-cost computer access

    RemotePC

    RemotePC is a narrower option for accessing one or several computers, with remote file transfer and printing listed in the published summary. Its $1.84 starting price makes it worth comparing when the actual requirement is basic computer access, not centralized infrastructure controls. The available information does not specify which features or device counts come with that entry price.

    Trade-off: Computer caps may limit the fit as your setup grows.

    7.1/10
    from
    $1.84/mo

03Side by side

ToolScoreFromFree planBest for
Teleport (current)6.3FreeYesTeams consolidating infrastructure access controls
AnyDesk6.2€19.92/moYesTeams managing remote devices
Royal TS7.4FreeYesIT admins managing varied remote connections
ConnectWise ScreenConnect6.5$30/moNoIT teams needing remote support
Citrix Workspace5.2CustomNoOrganizations managing apps across hybrid environments
Splashtop7.2$2.50/moYesIndividuals needing unattended computer access
TeamViewer5.0$24.90/moYesTeams needing remote support and IT tools
RemotePC7.1$1.84/moNoIndividuals accessing one computer

Questions people ask

Are these direct replacements for Teleport?

Not based on the published information. Teleport is described as a broad infrastructure access platform with identity controls, while these alternatives focus on remote devices, support sessions, connection management or app delivery. Match the product to your access requirements before switching; the summaries do not establish feature parity.

Which alternative offers on-premises hosting?

The published summaries list on-premises hosting for AnyDesk and ConnectWise ScreenConnect. They do not provide deployment details or eligibility requirements, so confirm those with each vendor. Teleport’s summary says self-hosting is for qualifying teams, but does not list the qualification criteria.

Which Teleport alternative has the lowest listed starting price?

RemotePC has the lowest listed starting price among these picks at $1.84. Splashtop starts at $2.50, Royal TS is listed as n/a with a free plan and a $65 one-time license, and the other listed starting prices range from $19.92 to $30. These figures do not establish equivalent plans or limits.