Teamviewer free for personal use update#

I was hoping to find something that is cross-platform, perhaps self-hosted connection brokering, and licensing that is fair.

Would love to know if anyone has ideas suggestions regarding these or other good alternatives. Right now I'm looking at using a reverse-proxy to handle some of that and perhaps build something to auto-discover internal hosts that automates reverse-proxy rule configuration. These 2 options don't have anything like that as far as I know that is free which basically doesn't make them any better, as far as connection configuration, than using VNC, RDP, etc. A large part of their value is that they have a centralized external connection broker that saves us from having to manage port-forwarding, etc to reach hosts behind a firewall as it connects out to TeamViewer and they manage the rest. My company currently uses LogMeIn and TeamViewer as a backup. so can anyone tell me what is the limitation of personal use. Inronically, even youre using it for personal, there is nothing to make sure that you can you it free because there is nothing to make sure that youre not using it for commercial. hi all is any one using teamviewer on their website they say that it is free for personal use. But at least we get a gift card.Īs far as alternatives, we are currently looking at AnyDesk (free for personal use) and NoMachine (free for personal and commercial use). TeamVIewer is not free, its a commercial software, its free for personal user only. They are now strictly on a recurring payment model so that would basically force us to give up our perennial licenses.

Teamviewer free for personal use update#

My company and some of our clients purchased perennial licenses years ago and wanted to update to get new features and security improvements as well as add more concurrent use channels, but we were denied. I'm actually a commercial customer, but they've screwed us too.