Comparison
RemoteHub vs AnyDesk
Both focus on fast remote desktop. RemoteHub adds browser-only access for the technician and security that is on by default.
In short
- AnyDesk is known for a fast proprietary codec and a light desktop client for many platforms.
- RemoteHub runs the technician side entirely in the browser, so you can connect from any computer without installing anything.
- Two-factor sign-in is required on every account, which helps protect against account takeover and scam use.
- AnyDesk supports more operating systems today, including Linux and mobile devices as remote hosts.
Side by side
| RemoteHub | AnyDesk | |
|---|---|---|
| Connect without installing anything | Yes, from a browser | Desktop client normally used |
| Two-factor sign-in | Required | Available |
| Unattended access | Yes | Yes |
| Remote hosts | Windows at launch; macOS next | Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile and more |
| Pricing model | Published tiers, monthly or annual | Published tiers; check anydesk.com for current prices |
Based on AnyDesk's public website as of September 2026. Products change; check AnyDesk's site for their current features and prices.
Switching from AnyDesk
- Create a free account or start a trial.
- Install the agent on the computers you reach with AnyDesk today.
- Connect from your browser and compare the experience on your network.
Questions
Do you use the same technology as AnyDesk?
No. We use the web's standard real-time stack with hardware video encoding, which is what lets you connect from a browser.
Try RemoteHub alongside AnyDesk
Free for personal use with no card. Paid plans start with a 14-day trial.