ConnectWise ScreenConnect is a remote support, access, and meeting solution. With it, users can utilize remote support and access to repair computers, provide updates, and manage machines. Users can also conduct online seminars and presentations using remote meetings.
$39
per month
LogMeIn Rescue
Score 8.3 out of 10
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LogMeIn Rescue is a remote
support solution for PCs, Macs, and mobile devices. LogMeIn Rescue is designed to help IT teams to
offer fast technical support and ensure a secure remote
support session for both the IT professional and the end user. From small
teams of IT helpdesk technicians to enterprise-level organizations, LogMeIn Rescue…
Selected screenconnect because we only use it for remote connection and transferring files. It was a lot less expensive and allowed us to replace LogMeIn Central and LogMeIn Rescue subscriptions saving us thousands per year in fees.
We used LogMeIn Rescue for 3 years before moving to Control. Logmein felt clunky and required locally installed software. We had frequent issues with the LogMeIn Rescue client on end-user devices and needed to manually uninstall it every so often. We were not able to use Rescue …
We had used LogMeIn for many years until they raised their prices dramatically; so that is when we started looking for an alternative, which I am glad we did. After using ScreenConnect, there is no comparison as it is so much better and faster.
ScreenConenct is easier to use and simply allows you to connect easily. ScreenConnect also allows you to save the access session or make it a one off session. LogMeIn always wanted to save the session and sometimes the customer could get lost in the shuffle.
For cost and management capabilities, I found ScreenConnect to be the best option. Some of the other services offered easier connection opportunities for my clients, but overall, I liked the tools and price point of ScreenConnect.
Used Logmein until it became too expensive to use. Used Teamviewer and again it is cost prohibitive for my company to use and afford. Labtech replace logmein, which was the last platform solution we used before moving to screenconnect.
ConnectWise Control is far superior just on price alone. Logmein Rescue's pricing is ridiculous in comparison. The ease of use from the end user is similar with both products. However, the technician side of the software is significantly better on the ConnectWise Control …
We used a few other products before we found ConnectWise Control. While the other products worked well for us, the vendors kept raising the prices to the point that they became unaffordable for a small company like mine.
ScreenConnect has about the same options but it's integrated better with ConnectWise. We used GoToAssist but it got expensive. Since we already have ConnectWise this was a no brainer.
ScreenConnect is more efficient, is easier to learn for newer technicians, is far more feature rich, and the cost was a major deciding factor. ScreenConnect has more features for far less cost, with much more control. The add-ins for the software make it easy to customize and …
I tested multiple products, but ConnectWise gave me the best feature set for the most reasonable price. Security concerns were also a factor. I had experienced some compromised PCs using other remote access products.
We initially chose ScreenConnect because of the option to self-host with a perpetual license. It served us very well, with many more features and easier use than VNC. Other competitors had monthly subscription fees and didn't offer enough features to justify the higher prices. …
ConnectWise Control (formerly ScreenConnect) is faster, renders screens better, is more reliable, runs smaller, scales better, and is more dependable than the competition.
We chose ConnectWise because it was far more affordable than the other remote connection software. Also, it was the easiest to install and access for our remote customers. Additionally, it was the most stable and still has not crashed during any of our remote sessions. We …
LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo was by far the most comprehensive we tested, though we also found it to be a fair amount more expensive. We deemed the extra expense acceptable for the extra features and usability. Being able to service clients so quickly and so easily, it makes the …
LogMeIn Rescue stacks up against other alternatives for its wider range of hardware support, cloud storage, file sharing, and team collaboration. We selected LogMeIn Rescue for its enterprise-level security features.
We would still be using all of the LogMeIn products, but when the prices jumped up so high, we had to look at something else so we could remain competitive. We don't charge extra for remote services, so when the software prices went out of this world, we had to look at …
We felt that TeamViewer was not as secure as the other offerings and that ConnectWise was too expensive and more than what we needed. LogMeIn Rescue currently fits in between, with OK pricing and a bit more trust from our end. As this software space matures we anticipate …
LogMeIn Rescue has a much easier connection process than Webex Support Center; the UI is much more intuitive and has better labeling so that you know what each button does and don't have to hover over each one to figure out what it does. ScreenConnect did not have the same …
Personally, I prefer Managed Workplace over LogMeIn. That could be because it was the first tool I ever used for remote management. I liked how easy it was to remotely power on a machine and see the status of machines. I just think that the tool was a bit more in depth. This …
LogMeIn rescue is easier to learn and use. New support users can start using it the very first day they get an account assigned. The URL that you give to the user requiring support is very easy to remember and they do not have to have any software pre-installed on their device. …
We liked the ease and features of LogMeIn. They are all fairly similar, but LMI seems to have the easiest integration with our products and seems to be very trustworthy. I don't remember any recent outages. Also, it seems to be the easiest for end users to be able to figure out …
Honestly both of these programs have a very similar feature set, security, access, etc. As well the price tags for either one are pretty similar for what we do. What drew us to LogMeIn Rescue was the end user support from the company. Outstanding.
Compared to other software on the market, LogMeIn is one of the easiest software products to install and use across multiple departments in the same company. It has been one of the easiest from an admin side and it has been one of the easiest to use from a user and customer …
The ability to use unattended access is crucial. It is also a generous connection speed where we found that others were a little slower. I found the file transfer option easier than the other examples. The UI is more outdated than the competition, however. An update of that …
We often need to create an ad-hoc session with a device that is not under our management. We find ourselves doing this more than ever in the COVID world. Many people are working from home on personal machines with their employer, our client's permission and we are facilitating more support for these personal machines. Connectwise Control [(formerly ScreenConnect)] gives us a robust resource to control the device, navigate anywhere we need, execute various commands, and engage in an on-screen chat with the client. The session is very simple to create and very user-friendly to initiate. We do not recommend it for Android, Apple, or Chromebook applications. There is little to no support for these platforms.
LogMeIn Rescue is fantastic at resolving device issues when users are away from the office/desk and the unattended access feature is used. When interrupting user workflow means less productivity and potentially less money for the organization, this tool is fantastic at allowing the resolution of issues without being on-premise and without having the user present
The interface is easy to use and makes sense. It's easy to understand how to organize a large number of machines involving multiple clients. But, it's also applicable for smaller set of machines too.
The connection speed is very quick. I've used solutions in the past that take a variable amount of time to connect, or they just take a long time every time. Control is quick every time. It doesn't get in the way of being able to support the machines on the other end.
The connections are reliable. I haven't experienced random disconnects throughout hundreds of instances. It was a breath of fresh air coming from the previous solution we used. I consider Control a gold standard for what a great remote connection solution can be.
I'd like to see the ability to selectively log off the remote machine via a button on the toolbar. Currently it's a setting to always lock on disconnect, or never lock on disconnect, requiring the tech to manually lock the machine if called for at the end of a session. Its a small time save that would add up!
The chat feature could be expanded to be a lot more useful. Allowing clients to start conversations, and have conversations ping an email address if no one is monitoring the dashboard would be extremely valuable.
Some clarity on licensing when providing host-passes to guest technicians would be a boon, especially for one-off support sessions with vendors.
I would recommend this product for both internal remote control of end user workstations and remote access to other clients over the internet. It provides a secure and feature rich product that allows me to complete any necessary tasks without ever leaving the office. I will continue to renew as I'm eager to see what they do next. I would however wish the cloud service had a better API to work in conjunction with team collaboration or chat services to make it easier to connect with end users who use multiple workstations. (Slack or Stride provide this functionality)
We may continue using Logmein as it is the best remote support application in terms of connection latency and control. However, since several of our client sites have stricter security policies they block this application and we have to switch to other ways which is inconvenient
On the whole SC is a very powerful tool that is a vital part of the IT service arsenal. On-site visits are an "emergency" only type of scenario. Just "showing your face" is not winning any browny points for me. If my client sees my face, it's usually just to upgrade hardware or to deal other aspects of business. SC provides me and my client the bulk of the info I need to get projects done.
As an end user: yes it is. Even for unskilled people or non tech-savvy individuals, LogMeIn Rescue turns out to be very friendly and practical to interact with. And as an agent, it definitely makes my day when it comes to providing remote support on a daily basis for several customers.
It performs well. It also has full control over windows security and does not get hung up like GoToMeeting when trying to install remote software at the prompt to install as admin / override. I have used TeamViewer, WebEx, LogMeIn and GoToMeeting. This is by far the best at spontaneous, remote control. It is also very easy to get a novice user connected to the session.
There have been two times when something has went wrong and I needed immediate assistance in order to be able to use Screenconnect to be able to help clients and response has not been immediate. The response time has been within 24 hours. Both times if there had been easier to navigate self help I would have been able to help myself. With better self help and a speedier response it would definitely be a 10 as they always respond and help. Just a little more difficult or slow than it should be at times
I'd say support for LogMeIn is ideal because I haven't ever been in a situation where additional support was necessary. The program runs so efficiently and simply that nothing was needed beyond initial training that was provided by my company. I am saying this as a user that strictly uses the technician console
I find ScreenConnect to be very simple and effective overall, with the main problem being that a number of my clients can't download the app due to existing firewalls and so on. Otherwise it does its job well, and I'm happy with it.
ConnectWise has done everything they could to help us in any situation. Great support team and their new updates are always providing features that we need. Its a simple solution that works the way we need it to. Their legacy pricing model is still much better than their subscription based model however it is still fair pricing
I have worked with Citrix, AnyDesk, LogMeIn, VNC Connect, and many others. I ultimately installed ConnectWise as a self-hosted solution, based on the incredible list of features and capabilities, and the pricing at the time. I continue to use the product as it is still one of the best solutions out there and is certainly capable of growing and expanding to meet the needs of my business.
LogMeIn Rescue in was faster and much more user friendly than netop as well as netop was more complex setup and even complex for users as they needed to provided full ip address. UI was not clear at all for user or technicians making the learning curve steeper in Netop case.
I have used multiple remote desktop support software in the past (Bomgar, Team Viewer, Logmein and Join.me) and this is far the easiest of the bunch to use. It is very easy to create a session and easy to maintain remote desktops from their access view (where you install the software and can get in at any time) I highly recommend this product from ConnectWise!
Instead of waiting 30+ seconds to initiate sessions, they initiate and display a desktop in two or three seconds. The amount of frustration this avoids is immeasurable.
Once installed it doesn't need more handholding, i.e., having the remote enter a username/password. It is always just there.
It helps us to increase our remote resolution from offshore personnel, so you can redeploy the activity of a local resource at your facility to specifically address more of the hardware or physical IT problems.
Increase FCR "First Call Resolution" if you have this within your SLA
Improve end user experience, Non IT personnel doesn't have to struggle explaining an issue, it makes it very easy once you get on the affected user computer.