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Remote Utilities
remoteutilities.com · Remote Utilities Desktop Software · scored Dec 2025Remote Utilities skips subscriptions, Mac support lags
Best forIT admins wanting self-hosted infrastructure and a one-time license fee.
Remote desktop software with a one-time license, self-hosted server option, and 15 connection modes.
Starting price
Free vs paid
Free license
$0- Up to 10 remote computers
- Personal or business use
Per-operator from
$99 one-time- Self-hosted server option
- MSI configurator
Source: remoteutilities.com
Upside
- One-time license, no subscription
- Free for up to 10 endpoints
- Self-hosted server option
Catch
- Limited Linux and Mac host support
- Interface looks dated
- Complex initial self-host setup
Editor's takeRemote Utilities charges a one-time license fee starting at $99 instead of a recurring subscription. A free license covers up to 10 remote computers for personal or business use. The self-hosted server option keeps connection data off public infrastructure, though Mac and Linux support trails Windows.
Does Remote Utilities require a subscription?
No. Licenses are a one-time purchase starting at $99 per operator, with no recurring subscription fees required afterward.
Can Remote Utilities be self-hosted?
Yes. Users can deploy a self-hosted connection server so data never passes through public infrastructure, giving IT teams full data control.
The evidence: 6 criteria, 2 penalties (−0.13 points)
Score adjustments−0.13 points in total










