Comparison
RemoteHub vs Splashtop
Both serve individuals, IT teams and MSPs. RemoteHub keeps the technician side in the browser and security on by default.
In short
- Splashtop offers a range of products for remote access, remote support and education, with broad platform coverage.
- RemoteHub offers one product with clear tiers, and the technician side runs in any browser.
- Two-factor sign-in is required on every account.
- Splashtop supports more remote platforms today and has a longer track record in large deployments.
Side by side
| RemoteHub | Splashtop | |
|---|---|---|
| Product line | One product, five tiers | Several products and editions |
| Connect without installing anything | Yes, from a browser | App normally used |
| Two-factor sign-in | Required | Available |
| Free personal plan | Yes | Check splashtop.com |
| Remote hosts | Windows at launch; macOS next | Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile |
Based on Splashtop's public website as of September 2026. Products change; check Splashtop's site for their current features and prices.
Switching from Splashtop
- Start a trial on the plan that matches your team size.
- Install the agent next to Splashtop and test on your network.
- Move your team over.
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