RemotePC review

RemotePC lets you control Windows, Mac and Linux computers from another computer, a mobile device or a web browser. The point is to work on the remote machine itself, rather than just route traffic through a VPN. That suits people who need their desktop, files or business software while away from the computer.

The feature set covers remote file and folder transfer, printing from the remote computer to a local printer, and multi-monitor viewing. Session tools include recording, chat, a whiteboard, sticky notes and the option to lock the host computer. RemotePC also lists access through ChatGPT, Claude and other AI assistants, using natural language to manage remote computers.

There is a 7-day free trial, but no free plan. The paid plans vary mainly by how many computers and users they cover, so the right price depends on whether this is for one person, a small team or a larger organization.

The main appeal is broad access at a low listed starting price. According to the pricing page, Solo costs $1.84 per month with annual billing, or $2.46 per month with monthly billing. It covers one user and one computer, with unlimited remote access and PC, Mac and Linux access. The page says annual billing saves 25% and displays annual prices as monthly equivalents.

The feature list is useful for more than occasional screen sharing: remote file transfer, local printing, multi-monitor support and session tools are included in the product description. RemotePC also lists AI assistant access, though the published pricing details do not say which plans include it.

For larger setups, the plan ladder is clear: Pro lists one user and 10 computers; Team lists unlimited users and 50 computers; Enterprise lists unlimited users and 100 computers. Team and Enterprise also list features such as Active Directory / SSO, on-demand support, scheduled access, roles and permissions. A commenter on r/digitalnomad says they use RemotePC for a digital print business and find it works well for remote work. That is one user’s report, not evidence that it will suit every connection or workload.

The computer caps matter, and the low Solo price is for just one user and one computer. Pro raises that to 10 computers for $6.22 per month annually or $8.29 monthly. Team costs $18.72 per month annually or $24.96 monthly for 50 computers; Enterprise costs $37.47 annually or $49.96 monthly for 100. Those prices are monthly equivalents, not a promise that the annual total is billed monthly.

Expansion can change the bill sharply. The pricing page lists Solo’s two-computer option at $3.72 per month. Pro additional-user tiers are listed from $59.62 to $202.12 for the first year, and Team and Enterprise list computer expansions reaching $1,780.94 and $2,849.50 per month, respectively, for 10,000 computers. Check the exact tier before comparing quotes.

Reliability reports are mixed but thin. One r/msp commenter says RemotePC sometimes terminated unexpectedly and blocked access until intervention, leading them to prefer other support tools. Other Reddit users report successful remote work and troubleshooting. We would treat both as anecdotes, not a reliability verdict. The 7-day trial is the only free access listed; there is no free plan.

The pricing page lists Solo at $2.46 per month with monthly billing, or $1.84 per month on annual billing. That covers one user and one computer. The page says annual billing saves 25% and prices are shown as monthly equivalents; the annual total is not listed on the vendor's site. A seven-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan.

The next step is Pro: $8.29 monthly or $6.22 per month annually for one user and 10 computers. Team jumps to $24.96 monthly or $18.72 annually for unlimited users and 50 computers. Enterprise is $49.96 monthly or $37.47 annually for unlimited users and 100 computers. Check the caps before switching: Solo’s two-computer option is listed at $3.72 per month, while larger computer expansions and extra-user tiers cost more. Pro extra users are listed from $59.62 to $202.12 for the first year. Team and Enterprise expansion prices vary by computer count; the published pricing lists ranges up to $1,780.94 and $2,849.50 per month, respectively.

The published materials don’t publish a migration guide or explain how to move existing host settings, user permissions, or saved access details. Plan for some setup work when changing the computers people connect to, and check whether your current device count fits RemotePC’s caps: Solo includes one computer, Pro 10, Team 50, and Enterprise 100. The feature list covers file transfer, but it does not say that account settings or connection records can be exported.

Before leaving another service, confirm what you need to carry over and whether RemotePC supports it; export options are not published on the vendor's site. The same goes for leaving RemotePC: its data-export and account-termination processes are not specified here. We also weren’t given Reddit posts or comments, so we can’t responsibly report what users say tends to make them leave. Reliability concerns appear in our verdict as a reason to be cautious, but no supporting user reports are included.