NEW Web VDI and AI-agent desktops on the same secure pipe

Remote IT Support Made Simple.

Connect to computers, solve problems faster, and support your team from anywhere. Secure Desk gives you the tools to manage remote devices with confidence, all from your browser.

Free Starter planNo credit cardEnd-to-end encrypted
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Secure Desk browser console showing a live Windows desktop, with the tools panel for screenshots, recording, clipboard, call, displays, chat and file transfer
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Why Secure Desk?

Less Hassle. More Getting Things Done.

Everything you need to help people on their computers — without the travel, the waiting or the guesswork.

Connect Anywhere

Access the computers you need, whether they're across the office or across the country.

Solve Problems Faster

Help employees and customers without waiting for an onsite visit.

Stay in Control

Keep remote access secure while managing your devices from one place.

How it works

Getting Connected Is Easier Than You Think.

Three steps from a fresh server to fixing someone's computer.

Set Up

Configure your Secure Desk environment on a Linux server — one install command.

Connect

Enroll a device or start a support session with a simple join link.

Get to Work

Access the remote computer from your browser and resolve the issue.

Product tour

See Secure Desk in Action.

Real screenshots from the Secure Desk portal and browser console.

A live Windows desktop, in your browser

Watch in view-only mode, then switch Control on to use the remote mouse and keyboard. Your tools stay one click away.

  • View-only or full control
  • Screenshot, recording and clipboard
  • Voice call and chat with the user
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Secure Desk browser console during a remote session
Security

Your Connections. Your Control.

Security isn't an add-on. It's how every Secure Desk session works.

  • Encrypted sessions. Your browser and the remote PC agree on their own keys, so screens, keystrokes and files stay private.
  • A relay you host. The server in the middle is yours — and it only ever passes along encrypted data.
  • Access you manage. Two-factor sign-in, SSO and roles decide who can connect to what.
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Select any part of the diagram to see what it does.

Pricing

Powerful Remote Support. Straightforward Pricing.

One annual license for your whole deployment — not per technician.

Starter

For trying Secure Desk on your own server, or a small first site.

Free
Free forever · self-hosted
Operators1
Concurrent sessions1
Enrolled Windows devices3
Get Started Free

Team

For IT teams and MSPs supporting a growing fleet.

$249/ year
Billed annually · about $21/mo
Operators10
Concurrent sessionsUnlimited
Enrolled Windows devices100
Choose Team
FAQs

Questions, Answered.

How do I get started with Secure Desk?

Install the portal and relay on a Linux server you control (Debian or Ubuntu with one command, or Docker Compose), create your admin account in the setup wizard, then start a support session or enroll a Windows PC. A fresh install runs as the free Starter plan, so you can try it before you buy anything. See the getting-started guide.

How does a remote connection work?

You send a join link, or open a device you've already enrolled. The person's Windows PC and your browser both connect out to your relay, the two ends agree on their own encryption keys, and you see the screen in your browser. You both see the same 6-digit code, so you can confirm you're connected to the right machine.

Does the person I'm helping need to install anything?

Not for one-off help. They open your link and run a small portable connector — no installation and no administrator rights. Closing it ends the session. For computers you want to reach any time, you install the Secure Desk service once.

Which devices can I connect to?

Windows computers. Technicians work from any modern browser, on any operating system. Secure Desk doesn't currently offer macOS or Linux clients for the machines you support.

Is my session data private?

Yes. Every session is end-to-end encrypted between your browser and the Windows device. The relay in the middle only forwards encrypted data it holds no key for — even though it's a server you run yourself.

Do I have to host it myself?

Yes — that's by design. You run the portal and relay on your own Linux server (one host with a DNS name and ports 80/443). There's no shared vendor cloud sitting in the middle of your sessions.

How does licensing work?

One annual license covers your whole deployment — not per technician, per session or per minute. Starter is free; Team is $249/year and Business is $499/year. Licenses are verified offline, and if one ever expires your deployment falls back to Starter instead of stopping.

More answers in our full FAQ.

Free Starter plan · no credit card

Ready to Make Remote Support Easier?

Spend less time dealing with connection headaches and more time helping the people who count on you.