Free Plan (Personal): A Local-Only Remote Access Option. This plan works for personal use at home but is not designed for commercial or professional use. You can use it to remotely access up to two computers as long as they are connected to the same local network. If you need to support clients, work as a freelancer, or access a computer remotely over the Internet, this plan won’t meet your needs.
Solo ($6/user/mo): A Simple Remote Access Plan for Individual Users. This is the first paid tier that lets you connect to computers from anywhere over the Internet. It is limited to:
- • 1 licensed user
- • 1 concurrent connection, and
- • A maximum of 2 computers
Splashtop Solo adds essential business features, such as unattended access from any device, drag-and-drop file transfer, remote printing, and remote reboot or wake functionality. If you are working alone, this plan provides useful features, but it is not designed for managing multiple users or teams.
Pro ($8.25/user/month): A Remote Access Plan for Growing Teams. If you are managing a small team, Splashtop Pro lets multiple users access the account and expands coverage to ten computers per license.
A key advantage of it is that up to 3 users can remotely access the same computer at the same time. It includes important collaboration and management features, such as multi-monitor support, role-based access, user management, chat, and session recording.
Performance ($13/user/month): Remote Access for Media and Technical Work. If your work depends on accurate visuals and fast response times, this plan is designed for those demanding workflows.
Users get all Pro features with additional enhancements, such as smoother 240 FPS performance, accurate colons, stylus input support, and high-quality audio. It is ideal for video editors, 3D artists, and CAD professionals who require accurate visuals and responsive remote access.
Enterprise (Custom): Remote Access for High-Security Control. Splashtop Enterprise is a custom plan and is built for organizations that require advanced compliance, security controls, and infrastructure oversight. It goes beyond standard remote access features by offering advanced IT management, stronger security protocols, and on-premises deployment for companies with strict infrastructure requirements.
Before choosing a Splashtop plan, look at the full picture, such as features, usage limits, and whether it fits your needs. The right Splashtop plan depends on your workflow requirements and usage limits. Consider factors such as local or Internet-based access, solo vs. multi-user session sharing, a 2-PC vs. 10-PC pool, and specialized features, such as 240 FPS streaming or session auditing.
