Remote access tool purpose-built for MSPs and IT teams that natively supports unlimited concurrent sessions with a per-technician seat model instead of per-connection pricing
Every MSP is quietly furious about paying per connection; fix the pricing model and the product sells itself
Built for IT support teams, system administrators, and remote workers managing multiple machines who find TeamViewer's two-connection limit blocking their workflow..
Pricing architecture aligned with how IT teams actually work destroys TeamViewer and Splashtop on unit economics for multi-machine shops
“Mar 30, 2020 · – TeamViewer review by Carla T. What users dislike: “What I do not like about this program is that it does not allow more than two computers to .…”
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“Mar 30, 2020 · – TeamViewer review by Carla T. What users dislike: “What I do not like about this program is that it does not allow more than two computers to ...”
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Why this is a gap
Surfaced from a high-intensity complaint with clear willingness to pay and a specific, reachable audience.
The market
IT support teams and system administrators who need to manage multiple remote machines simultaneously. The two-connection limit in TeamViewer is a documented frustration, but no search volume data exists to validate market size or growth.
Competition & the opening
TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Chrome Remote Desktop dominate the category. The gap is specific: none offer unlimited simultaneous connections as a core feature, leaving power users with either costly workarounds or fragmented tool stacks.
What's hard to build
Building reliable, low-latency remote desktop infrastructure at scale requires deep networking expertise, custom codec development, and server infrastructure that matches or beats incumbents' performance. Incumbents have years of optimization and established trust with enterprises.
Why now
TeamViewer and competitors enforce per-seat licensing; cloud infrastructure now makes unlimited concurrent sessions economical.
How you'd monetize
$19-49/mo per user, unlimited connections