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Enterprise
Secure the front door. Email is where most attacks arrive — Enterprise is Splashtop’s organisation-wide platform — unifying remote access and remote support (attended & unattended), with SSO/SAML, granular control, full audit, and a cloud-or-on-premises (air-gapped) deployment choice. High-performance, secure, and better value than the incumbents.
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Splashtop Enterprise is Splashtop's top-tier, organisation-wide remote-access-and-support platform — combining remote access (to your own computers) and remote support (attended and unattended) in one, with the enterprise-grade capabilities large organisations need: single sign-on (SSO/SAML) integration, granular access controls and roles, scheduled access, extensive logging and reporting, and — uniquely — the option to self-host on-premises (including air-gapped). Why this matters: as organisations grow, their remote-access-and-support needs become more demanding: many users and endpoints; integration with corporate identity (SSO) so access uses existing accounts and policies; fine-grained control over who can access what; auditability for security and compliance; and sometimes the requirement to keep everything on-premises (not in the cloud) for security, sovereignty or regulatory reasons. Standard remote-access products may not meet all these enterprise requirements. Splashtop Enterprise does: it unifies Splashtop's remote access and remote support into one platform, adds SSO/SAML integration (so remote access ties into your identity provider — Azure AD/Entra, Okta, ADFS, etc. — with centralised, policy-driven access), granular role-based access controls, scheduled/time-based access, and comprehensive logging — and offers the on-premises deployment option that many enterprises and government/regulated organisations require. So it's remote access + support at enterprise scale, with enterprise identity, control, auditability and deployment flexibility. It retains Splashtop's hallmarks — high performance, strong security (256-bit AES, SOC 2/HIPAA/GDPR), and better value than incumbents (it's positioned as the enterprise alternative to TeamViewer Tensor and LogMeIn). From Splashtop — an independent remote-connectivity specialist — Enterprise is unified, controlled, deployable remote access and support for organisations. TechBag scopes, licenses and supports it in INR/GST for Indian organisations.
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This page covers Enterprise — org-wide access + support. The rest of Splashtop:
Quick facts
30-second orientation- Product
- Enterprise — org-wide access + support
- Vendor
- Splashtop (founded 2006 · San Jose, CA)
- The category
- Enterprise remote access & support
- Combines
- Remote access + attended + unattended support
- Identity
- SSO/SAML (Entra, Okta, ADFS…)
- Control
- Granular roles, scheduled access, logging
- Deployment
- Cloud OR on-premises (incl. air-gapped)
- Security
- 256-bit AES, MFA; SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR
- Vs
- TeamViewer Tensor, LogMeIn, BeyondTrust PRA
- In India via
- TechBag — licensing, quotes, GST invoicing, support
Understand enterprise remote access & support before you buy it
Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.
What is Enterprise?
Splashtop’s org-wide remote-access-and-support platform — unifying access + support, with SSO, granular control, audit and a cloud-or-on-premises deployment choice.
Fragmented, cloud-only, premium tools vs unified enterprise remote access — the honest table
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Unprotected / signature email | Enterprise (Splashtop) |
|---|---|---|
| Access + support | Separate tools/vendors | Unified in one platform |
| Identity | Separate remote-access accounts | SSO/SAML (corporate identity) |
| Access control | Coarse / blanket | Granular roles + scheduled |
| Audit | Limited | Full logging + recording |
| Deployment | Cloud-only (a blocker for some) | Cloud OR on-prem (air-gapped) |
| Cost | TeamViewer Tensor premiums | Better value |
| Governance | Fragmented | Consistent, centralised |
| The vendor | PE-owned incumbents | Independent specialist |
Enterprise unifies access + support with SSO, granular control, audit and a cloud-or-on-premises (air-gapped) option — at better value than Tensor/LogMeIn. Need the deepest privileged-access security? Compare BeyondTrust PRA. TechBag advises honestly.
The five pieces of the platform
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Unified Platform
Enterprise combines Splashtop's remote access (to your own computers) and remote support (attended on-demand, and unattended fleet) in one organisation-wide platform — so all your remote connectivity is managed coherently, not across separate tools.
Enterprise Identity (SSO)
Integrate with your identity provider via SSO/SAML (Azure AD/Entra, Okta, ADFS and more) — so remote access uses your existing corporate accounts and policies, with centralised, policy-driven, single-sign-on access and easy provisioning/de-provisioning.
Granular Control
Fine-grained, role-based access controls determine exactly who can access which computers, when — including scheduled/time-based access (e.g. access only during work hours or a maintenance window). Enterprise-grade control over remote access.
Audit & Compliance
Comprehensive logging and reporting — who accessed what, when, and what they did — for security, audit and compliance. Combined with SOC 2/HIPAA/GDPR compliance, enterprises get the auditability and assurance they require.
Deployment Choice
Deploy in Splashtop's cloud, or — uniquely valuable for many enterprises and government/regulated organisations — self-host entirely on-premises (including air-gapped). So you can keep everything in your own environment where security, sovereignty or regulation requires.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Twelve capabilities. Unify, control, deploy.
Enterprise unifies remote access & support at organisation scale — with SSO, granular control, audit and on-premises deployment — the top tier of the portfolio, and paired with the human firewall.
Remote Access + Support, Unified
One platform combining remote access (to your own computers for remote work) and remote support (attended on-demand and unattended fleet support) — so an organisation's whole remote-connectivity need is met coherently in one place, not across separate products.
Single Sign-On (SSO/SAML) Integration
Integrate with your identity provider (Azure AD/Entra, Okta, ADFS, Google, etc.) via SSO/SAML — so remote access uses corporate accounts and policies, with single sign-on, centralised control, and automatic provisioning/de-provisioning as people join and leave.
Directory & User Management
Sync users and groups from your directory, and manage them centrally — so onboarding, offboarding and access changes are efficient and consistent across the organisation. Enterprise-grade user management for remote access.
Granular Role-Based Access Control
Define exactly who can access which computers and groups, with roles and permissions — enforcing least privilege at scale. Different teams, technicians and users get precisely the access they should, no more. Control for a large, varied organisation.
Scheduled / Time-Based Access
Grant access only during specified times or windows (e.g. work hours, a maintenance window, a project period) — so access is time-bound and appropriate, not always-on. Reduces risk by limiting when remote access is possible.
Comprehensive Logging & Reporting
Detailed logs and reports of all remote-access and support activity — who accessed what, when, and session details — for security monitoring, audit and compliance. Enterprises get the auditability and oversight they require.
Session Recording
Record remote sessions — so sensitive access (e.g. to critical systems, or support of high-value users) can be reviewed for security, compliance and training. Full accountability for what happens during remote sessions.
On-Premises / Self-Hosted Option
Deploy entirely on your own infrastructure (on-premises), including air-gapped environments — so nothing leaves your control. Uniquely valuable for government, defence, and highly-regulated organisations that can't (or won't) use cloud remote-access.
Or Cloud-Deployed
Alternatively, use Splashtop's managed cloud — for simplicity and no infrastructure to run. So you choose the deployment (cloud or on-prem) that fits your security, sovereignty and operational preferences. Deployment flexibility, your choice.
256-bit AES & Enterprise Security
All the security expected of enterprise remote access — 256-bit AES encryption, TLS, MFA, device authentication, and granular controls — so remote access at scale is secure. Enterprise remote access without enterprise-grade security is a liability; Splashtop provides it.
SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR & More
Splashtop maintains strong compliance (SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, and more) — and with the on-premises option, enterprises can meet even stricter security, sovereignty and regulatory requirements. Enterprise remote access that meets your compliance needs.
The Enterprise Alternative — Better Value
Splashtop Enterprise is positioned as the higher-value alternative to enterprise incumbents (TeamViewer Tensor, LogMeIn) — comparable enterprise capability (SSO, control, on-prem) at better value, from an independent specialist. Enterprise remote access without the incumbent premium.
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Here’s what genuinely sets Splashtop Enterprise apart.
Enterprise remote access needs enterprise capabilities — SSO, control, audit
The fundamental reason Splashtop Enterprise exists is that as organisations scale, their remote-access-and-support needs demand enterprise-grade capabilities — identity integration, granular control, and auditability — that standard remote-access products may not fully provide. The scaling challenge: a small team can use basic remote access simply. But a large organisation — many users, many endpoints, multiple teams, security and compliance obligations — has more demanding needs: Identity integration — remote access should use the organisation's existing corporate identity (via SSO), so people use their normal accounts, access follows corporate policies, and provisioning/de-provisioning is automatic and centralised (not a separate set of remote-access accounts to manage). Granular control — with many users and endpoints, you need fine-grained control over who can access what, and when — enforcing least privilege at scale, not blanket access. Auditability — for security and compliance, you need comprehensive logs of all remote access and support (who did what, when), and the ability to review and report. Scale and management — efficient central management of users, access and the whole platform across the organisation. Standard remote-access tools may not fully meet these — they might lack deep SSO integration, granular enterprise controls, or comprehensive auditing. What Enterprise provides: Splashtop Enterprise adds exactly these enterprise capabilities: SSO/SAML integration (with Entra, Okta, ADFS, etc.) so remote access ties into corporate identity; granular role-based access controls and scheduled access for least-privilege control at scale; comprehensive logging, reporting and session recording for auditability; and central directory-synced user and access management. So it's remote access and support built for the scale, identity, control and compliance needs of a large organisation. The value: for enterprises, these capabilities are essential — they make remote access manageable, secure, compliant and integrated at scale, rather than an ungoverned sprawl of accounts and access. SSO integration alone is a major benefit (using corporate identity, automatic offboarding). Granular control and auditability meet security and compliance requirements. For any organisation of significant size — especially security- or compliance-conscious ones — enterprise-grade remote access like Splashtop Enterprise is what's needed, versus a basic tool. Splashtop provides it, with Splashtop's performance and value. TechBag helps organisations deploy enterprise-grade remote access with Splashtop Enterprise. TechBag helps you run remote access at enterprise scale.
The on-premises option — for those who can't use the cloud
A genuinely distinctive strength of Splashtop Enterprise is the option to deploy entirely on-premises (self-hosted, including air-gapped) — which matters because many enterprises, government and highly-regulated organisations cannot or will not use cloud remote-access, and need to keep everything in their own environment. Why on-premises matters for some: for many organisations — particularly government, defence, critical infrastructure, and highly-regulated sectors (some finance, healthcare, etc.) — using a cloud-based remote-access service is not acceptable, for reasons of: Security — they don't want remote-access infrastructure (a sensitive capability) hosted externally or dependent on a third party's cloud. Data sovereignty — regulations or policy require data and systems to stay within their own controlled environment, or within the country. Air-gapped/isolated networks — some environments are deliberately isolated from the internet (air-gapped) for security, and can't use any cloud service. Regulatory/compliance — specific rules may mandate on-premises deployment. For these organisations, a cloud-only remote-access tool simply isn't an option. Splashtop Enterprise's on-premises option: uniquely among many modern remote-access tools, Splashtop Enterprise can be deployed entirely on-premises — self-hosted on the organisation's own infrastructure, including in air-gapped environments. This means the whole remote-access-and-support system runs within the organisation's controlled environment, with nothing dependent on an external cloud. Why this is valuable: this makes Splashtop Enterprise viable for organisations that cloud-only tools can't serve — government, defence, air-gapped environments, and strictly-regulated or sovereignty-conscious enterprises. They get modern, high-performance remote access and support (Splashtop's strengths), but deployed on-premises where their requirements demand. Many competitors are cloud-only or have limited on-prem options, so this is a real differentiator for these use cases. The value: for organisations with on-premises, air-gap, sovereignty or strict-security requirements, Splashtop Enterprise's self-hosted option is often the deciding factor — it lets them adopt capable remote access and support while meeting requirements that rule out cloud tools. This is a genuine, distinctive strength. For such organisations, this matters greatly. TechBag helps organisations deploy Splashtop Enterprise on-premises where required. TechBag provides remote access you can keep entirely in-house.
One platform for all remote connectivity — access and support unified
A key advantage of Splashtop Enterprise is that it unifies remote access and remote support — both attended and unattended — in one platform, which matters because organisations need all these, and having them unified is simpler, more coherent and better-governed than separate tools. The full remote-connectivity need: a typical organisation needs several kinds of remote connectivity: Remote access — staff accessing their own computers for remote work. Attended support — the help desk supporting users on demand. Unattended support — IT managing the endpoint fleet. Often, organisations end up using separate tools for these (or a mix of vendors) — creating complexity, multiple consoles and vendors, inconsistent security and policies, and higher combined cost. Enterprise unifies them: Splashtop Enterprise combines remote access and remote support (attended and unattended) in one organisation-wide platform. So all your remote connectivity — staff remote work, help-desk support, and IT fleet management — is provided and managed coherently in one place, with one set of users, policies, controls, logging and identity integration. Why unification helps: this brings real benefits: Simplicity — one platform, one console, one vendor for all remote connectivity (versus juggling several). Coherence — consistent security, policies, access controls and identity (SSO) across all remote access and support. Governance — unified logging and auditing across everything, and least-privilege control applied consistently. Cost — one platform is typically more cost-effective than multiple tools. Management — central management of all remote connectivity, users and access. For an enterprise, having remote access and support unified — rather than fragmented across tools — makes the whole capability simpler to run, more secure and consistent, and often cheaper. The value: Splashtop Enterprise lets an organisation meet its entire remote-connectivity need (access + attended support + unattended support) with one unified, enterprise-grade, well-governed platform — rather than a patchwork. For organisations wanting coherent, consolidated remote connectivity at scale, this unification is genuinely valuable. Combined with the enterprise capabilities (SSO, control, audit) and deployment flexibility (cloud/on-prem), it makes Enterprise a comprehensive solution. TechBag helps organisations unify their remote connectivity with Splashtop Enterprise. TechBag helps you run all remote access and support in one platform.
Enterprise capability without the incumbent premium
A compelling reason to choose Splashtop Enterprise is value — it delivers enterprise-grade remote access and support (SSO, granular control, on-prem, unified access+support) at better value than the enterprise incumbents (TeamViewer Tensor, LogMeIn), from an independent specialist — which matters because enterprise remote access shouldn't require paying an incumbent premium. The enterprise-incumbent problem: the established enterprise remote-access options — notably TeamViewer Tensor (TeamViewer's enterprise tier) and LogMeIn/GoTo — are capable but expensive, continuing the incumbents' reputation for premium (and rising) pricing at the enterprise level. For large deployments, these costs are substantial. Splashtop Enterprise's value proposition: Splashtop positions Enterprise as the higher-value alternative — delivering the enterprise capabilities organisations need (SSO/SAML, granular access control, scheduled access, comprehensive logging, on-premises deployment, unified access and support) at better value than TeamViewer Tensor or LogMeIn, with Splashtop's characteristic performance and strong security. So enterprises get comparable (or, on performance and on-prem flexibility, better) capability, without the incumbent premium. Why this matters at enterprise scale: at enterprise scale, the cost difference is magnified — licensing many users and endpoints at incumbent prices adds up to a lot, so a more affordable alternative like Splashtop Enterprise can save significant money while meeting enterprise requirements. Splashtop actively markets Enterprise to organisations looking to move off costly incumbents (a common motivation). And the independent, focused vendor: Enterprise comes from Splashtop — an independent, financially-healthy, focused remote-connectivity specialist — rather than a PE-owned incumbent (like LogMeIn/GoTo). For a strategic enterprise capability, a focused, stable, self-directed vendor is reassuring, and one less likely to squeeze customers on price over time. The value: for enterprises, Splashtop Enterprise offers a genuine proposition: full enterprise remote-access-and-support capability (identity, control, audit, on-prem, unified), at better value than the incumbents, from a focused independent specialist. It's most compelling for organisations wanting enterprise-grade remote connectivity without overpaying, and especially those switching from a pricey incumbent. For any enterprise, that value is worth evaluating. TechBag helps organisations get enterprise remote access and support at real value with Splashtop Enterprise. TechBag helps you go enterprise-grade without the incumbent premium.
Splashtop performance & security, at enterprise scale
Splashtop Enterprise brings Splashtop's core hallmarks — high performance and strong security — to enterprise-scale remote access and support, which matters because these qualities are just as important (arguably more so) at enterprise scale. Performance at scale: Splashtop's high-performance streaming (fast, high-definition, low-latency sessions) applies in Enterprise too — so even at organisation-wide scale, remote access and support are smooth and responsive. This matters: enterprise users doing real (sometimes demanding, e.g. graphics/engineering) work remotely need good performance, and enterprise support technicians need responsive sessions to work efficiently. Splashtop's performance edge carries through to Enterprise, so scale doesn't mean sacrificing experience. Security at scale: Enterprise includes strong security — 256-bit AES encryption, TLS, MFA, device authentication — plus the enterprise-grade controls (granular RBAC, SSO, scheduled access, logging, session recording) and compliance (SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR), and the on-premises option for the strictest requirements. Security is even more critical at enterprise scale (more users, endpoints, and exposure), and Enterprise provides comprehensive, enterprise-grade security and governance. Together: Enterprise combines Splashtop's performance and security foundations with enterprise capabilities (identity, control, audit, deployment flexibility) and unification (access + support) — so enterprises get a remote-access-and-support platform that's fast, secure, controlled, compliant, deployable how they need, and unified, at scale. The trusted, focused vendor behind it (independent, specialist, proven) adds confidence for a strategic capability. The value: for enterprises, Enterprise means not having to trade off performance or security for enterprise capabilities — you get all of them: high performance, strong security, SSO and control, auditability, cloud-or-on-prem deployment, and unified access-and-support, at better value than incumbents. For any large organisation, this comprehensive, high-quality, well-priced enterprise remote-connectivity platform is compelling. TechBag helps organisations deploy Splashtop Enterprise with local scoping and support. TechBag provides fast, secure, controlled remote access and support at enterprise scale.
The honest scope
Splashtop Enterprise is Splashtop's top-tier, organisation-wide remote-access-and-support platform — unifying remote access and remote support (attended and unattended) with enterprise capabilities: SSO/SAML integration, granular role-based access control, scheduled access, comprehensive logging and session recording, and a cloud-or-on-premises (incl. air-gapped) deployment choice — with Splashtop's performance, strong security (256-bit AES, SOC 2/HIPAA/GDPR) and better value than incumbents. The honest framing: the enterprise remote-access-and-support market has established players. The main enterprise incumbents are TeamViewer Tensor (TeamViewer's enterprise platform — broad, capable, premium-priced) and LogMeIn/GoTo (established, premium, PE-owned); for privileged/secure enterprise remote access specifically, BeyondTrust Privileged Remote Access (PRA) is the security-and-PAM-focused leader (deepest for privileged access, vaulting, and secure vendor/third-party access); other options include Citrix/Parallels RAS and RealVNC Connect. Splashtop Enterprise's distinctive strengths are: its unification of access and support; its SSO and granular enterprise controls; its uniquely-valuable on-premises/air-gapped option; its performance; and its better value from an independent specialist. Relative to BeyondTrust PRA, Splashtop Enterprise is a broader access-and-support platform rather than a dedicated privileged-access/PAM security tool — so for deep privileged-access security (vaulting, credential injection, session isolation for the most sensitive access), BeyondTrust PRA goes further; Splashtop Enterprise is the better fit for general enterprise remote access and support at value, including on-prem. This page covers Enterprise; Splashtop also offers Business Access, SOS, Remote Support and AEM (on their own pages) — Enterprise essentially unifies and adds enterprise capabilities atop these. Enterprise is most compelling when you want unified, controlled, enterprise-grade remote access and support — especially with SSO, on-premises deployment, and better value than incumbents. For the deepest privileged-access security, BeyondTrust PRA leads. TechBag scopes Enterprise honestly against TeamViewer Tensor, LogMeIn and BeyondTrust PRA, and licenses it in INR/GST with local support.
The numbers behind the platform
What your Enterprise journey looks like
Enterprise scoping
Your users/endpoints, identity provider (for SSO), access-control and audit needs, and whether you require on-premises/air-gapped deployment. TechBag scopes it free.
Deploy & integrate identity
Deploy Enterprise (cloud or on-premises), integrate SSO/SAML with your IdP (Entra/Okta/ADFS), and sync directory users. Remote access now uses corporate identity and policy.
Configure control & audit
Set up granular role-based access, scheduled access, logging and session recording — governing remote access and support at scale, meeting security and compliance needs.
Unify & scale
Bring staff remote access, help-desk support and IT fleet management onto the one platform; scale across the org. TechBag models it in INR/GST and supports you locally.
Trusted across regulated industries in 100+ countries
The review scoreboard
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?
Talk to an advisor“The on-premises, air-gapped deployment was decisive — as a government agency, cloud remote-access was off the table. Splashtop Enterprise gave us modern remote access entirely in-house.”
“SSO integration with our Entra ID means remote access uses corporate accounts and policies — automatic offboarding, centralised control. Enterprise-grade, finally, for remote access.”
“Unifying staff remote access, help-desk support and IT fleet management in one platform — with one set of users, policies and logs — simplified everything and cut our tool sprawl.”
“Granular roles, scheduled access and session recording gave our security team the control and auditability they required for remote access to sensitive systems. Governed at scale.”
“We moved off TeamViewer Tensor and saved substantially — comparable enterprise capability (SSO, control), better performance, and the on-prem option we needed. TechBag scoped it honestly.”
“For the deepest privileged-access security we also looked at BeyondTrust, but for general enterprise remote access and support with SSO and on-prem at value, Splashtop Enterprise fit best.”
“Directory sync and central user management made rolling out remote access across thousands of users manageable. And performance held up at scale. Impressive.”
“As a regulated financial firm, comprehensive logging, session recording and compliance (plus on-prem option) let us meet audit requirements for remote access. TechBag handled India deployment.”
Where everyone sits — the grids
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the enterprise remote-access market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
TechBag Email-Security Grid
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Unified enterprise access + support; SSO, on-prem, value. This page's product.
Detection × Portfolio Integration
The grid nobody publishes — how strong the email detection is vs how integrated with the wider security portfolio.
Unified, SSO, on-prem, great value.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Enterprise vs the enterprise remote-access field
TeamViewer Tensor, LogMeIn/GoTo, BeyondTrust PRA, Citrix/Parallels and RealVNC — honest lanes; the edge is unified access+support + SSO + the on-premises option + value, from an independent specialist.
| Dimension | Splashtop Enterprise | TeamViewer Tensor | LogMeIn / GoTo | BeyondTrust PRA | Citrix / Parallels RAS | RealVNC Connect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Unified enterprise access + support | TeamViewer enterprise tier | Established (premium) | Privileged remote access (PAM) | Virtual apps/desktops | VNC-based remote access |
| Unified access + support (att/unatt) | Yes — unified | Yes | Yes | Support/access (privileged) | Access (VDI-centric) | Access-focused |
| SSO/SAML & enterprise identity | Yes (Entra, Okta, ADFS…) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes (higher tiers) |
| Granular RBAC, scheduling, audit | Yes — roles, scheduled, logs, recording | Yes | Yes | Deepest (PAM-grade) | Some | Basic-moderate |
| On-premises / air-gapped option | Yes — self-hosted, air-gapped | Limited | Cloud | Yes | Yes (on-prem VDI) | Yes (offline/on-prem) |
| Performance | Excellent | Good | Good | Good | VDI-dependent | Good |
| Privileged-access security depth (PAM) | Strong general security; not full PAM | Some (Tensor) | Limited | The deepest (vaulting, injection) | N/A | Limited |
| Price / value | Better value than incumbents | Expensive (Tensor) | Expensive | Enterprise-priced (PAM) | Varies (VDI) | Reasonable |
| Best fit | Unified enterprise access + support; SSO, on-prem, value | TeamViewer-standard enterprises (premium) | Established incumbent (premium) | Deepest privileged/secure remote access | Virtual apps/desktops (VDI) | Straightforward VNC remote access |
Which email-security approach fits you?
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Choose Splashtop Enterprise if…
- ✓You want unified enterprise remote access + support (attended & unattended) in one platform
- ✓You need SSO/SAML integration and granular, audited, controlled access at scale
- ✓You need an on-premises / air-gapped deployment option (government, regulated, sovereign)
- ✓You want enterprise capability at better value than TeamViewer Tensor / LogMeIn
TeamViewer Tensor if…
- ✓You're standardised on TeamViewer and want its enterprise tier (at a premium)
BeyondTrust PRA if…
- ✓You need the deepest privileged-access security (vaulting, credential injection, PAM)
Citrix / Parallels RAS if…
- ✓You need virtual apps/desktops (VDI), not remote access to physical PCs
RealVNC Connect if…
- ✓You want straightforward VNC-based remote access
What do email threats cost you?
Drag the sliders (count users/endpoints; IT-hour cost as loaded rate). Estimates contrast fragmented tools and premium incumbent (Tensor/LogMeIn) pricing vs a unified, better-value enterprise platform — plus the unpriced value of SSO, audit and on-prem deployment. Illustrative; Enterprise is quote-priced.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models actual device counts and modules.
Three ways to consume it
Enterprise is quote-priced (custom) — by users/endpoints, capabilities (access + support), deployment (cloud or on-premises/air-gapped) and support. Positioned as better value than TeamViewer Tensor/LogMeIn. TechBag right-sizes it and quotes in INR/GST with local support (and models savings).
Enterprise (unified platform)
Best for org-wide access + support
- Unifies remote access + attended + unattended support
- SSO/SAML, granular RBAC, scheduled access, audit
- Cloud OR on-premises (air-gapped) deployment
+ Platform add-ons
Best for a broader rollout
- Scoped to your estate
- Add-on modules as needed
- Phased, right-sized deployment
vs the incumbents
Best for value at enterprise scale
- Better value than TeamViewer Tensor / LogMeIn
- Splashtop performance + strong compliant security
- TechBag models savings & scopes in INR/GST
Buy it for less — TechBag pricing beats list
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
Get an India-ready quote
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The 8 questions to ask every vendor
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Do you need enterprise-grade remote access AND support across a large organisation? That's Enterprise (vs the individual products).
Do you need remote access to integrate with your identity provider (SSO/SAML — Entra, Okta, ADFS) for corporate accounts and policy? Enterprise provides it.
Do you require on-premises or air-gapped deployment (government, defence, regulated, sovereign)? Enterprise's self-hosted option is a key differentiator.
Assess granular RBAC, scheduled access, logging and session recording for security and compliance — Enterprise is strong here.
Do you want to unify remote access + attended + unattended support in one platform? Enterprise consolidates them.
Need the deepest privileged-access security (vaulting, credential injection)? Weigh Enterprise vs BeyondTrust PRA for that specific need.
Compare vs TeamViewer Tensor/LogMeIn — Enterprise is typically better value. Switching at scale can save substantially.
Size by users/endpoints and deployment, and quote in INR/GST — TechBag scopes it.
Questions buyers ask
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Scope a unified, controlled, deployable-anywhere platform (SSO, on-premises, audit — or switch off a pricey incumbent and save), or let a TechBag advisor plan your enterprise rollout.
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