Secure DeskFind the Remote Support Solution That Fits Your Team.
Straightforward comparisons with popular tools — including where another product might be the better fit.
Secure Desk vs TeamViewer
Secure Desk is a self-hosted alternative to TeamViewer: you run the relay, sessions are end-to-end encrypted, and technicians work from a browser.
CompareSecure Desk vs AnyDesk
AnyDesk is a vendor-hosted broker (with an on-premises option). Secure Desk is a relay you run, with end-to-end encrypted sessions and a browser console.
CompareSecure Desk vs ScreenConnect
ScreenConnect (formerly ConnectWise Control) offers cloud and on-premises options. Secure Desk is self-hosted, with a backstage SYSTEM shell and a deployment-wide annual license.
CompareSecure Desk vs RustDesk
RustDesk is open-source with multi-OS clients. Secure Desk is a commercial self-hosted product for Windows endpoints with a browser console and required end-to-end encryption.
CompareSecure Desk vs Apache Guacamole
Apache Guacamole is a browser gateway into existing RDP, VNC or SSH services. Secure Desk is remote support for Windows machines with its own client and a relay you run.
CompareSecure Desk vs MeshCentral
MeshCentral is open-source device management across many OS families. Secure Desk is narrower on purpose: Windows remote support from a browser, on a relay you host.
CompareWhat makes us different.
Secure Desk is built for teams supporting Windows devices who want to keep the connection path in their own hands.
| Self-hosted relay you run | |
| End-to-end encryption on every session | |
| Browser-based technician console | |
| Free plan | Starter: 1 operator, 3 devices |
| Pricing | One annual license per deployment |
| Supported endpoints | Windows only |
| Hosted vendor cloud | None — by design |
Competitor features and licensing are based on publicly available information and are subject to change. Please verify current details on each vendor's website before relying on these comparisons.
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