Getscreen

Getscreen sells cloud-based remote-access software that lets IT teams view and control Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and IoT devices through a single web dashboard. Plans run from a free tier for three devices to mid-range “Pro” and “Premium” subscriptions (≈ $10–40 per seat/month) and up to enterprise licensing negotiated by quote; all are sold online through getscreen.me with no retail boxes. The service is notable for one-click, no-install support sessions launched from a simple executable or browser link, on-demand branding of the client window, built-in VoIP and chat, and a lightweight Linux agent that runs on Raspberry Pi and industrial controllers. All traffic is end-to-end encrypted and routed through relay servers that the company claims keep latency under 150 ms worldwide, positioning Getscreen as a fast, technician-friendly alternative to heavier corporate suites. Typical buyers are freelance tech consultants, managed-service providers and small IT departments who need instant, pay-as-you-go remote support without committing to long contracts or infrastructure. The brand appeals to cost-conscious professionals who value speed, white-label presentation and the ability to support both office laptops and field IoT gear from the same console. Getscreen competes in the crowded remote-desktop market against feature-heavy incumbents that target large enterprises and free consumer tools that lack business controls. It differentiates by combining mid-range pricing with instant session start, granular Linux/IoT compatibility and white-label branding that lets smaller firms look enterprise-grade without dedicated infrastructure.