What platforms does DeviceView support?

DeviceView supports Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux from a single platform. All platforms are included at no extra cost, including full unattended remote control for Android Enterprise corporate-owned devices.

How does DeviceView compare to TeamViewer?

DeviceView includes mobile support, SSO (SAML 2.0 and OIDC), and SCIM provisioning as standard features. TeamViewer charges extra for mobile device support, locks SSO behind its most expensive Tensor tier, and does not support Android Enterprise corporate-owned devices even through Intune integration.

Does DeviceView include SSO and enterprise identity?

Yes. SAML 2.0, OIDC, and SCIM provisioning are included in every DeviceView plan. There is no separate enterprise tier required for SSO or directory sync.

Is DeviceView HIPAA-ready?

DeviceView is designed for HIPAA-regulated environments. Privacy Mode blacks out patient-facing screens during remote sessions, preventing PHI exposure. Optional session recording with full audit logs including operator, device, and timestamp is available and exportable for compliance audits.

Does DeviceView support unattended Android remote control?

Yes. DeviceView provides full unattended remote control for Android devices, including Android Enterprise corporate-owned (COPE and fully managed) devices. No end-user interaction is required to start a session.

What MDM and EMM integrations does DeviceView offer?

DeviceView integrates natively with Microsoft Intune, VMware Workspace ONE, SOTI MobiControl, Jamf Pro, and Samsung Knox. Remote view and control launch directly from your existing MDM console.

How does DeviceView handle session security?

DeviceView uses WebRTC peer-to-peer connections so sessions never route through DeviceView servers. Multi-tenant data is separated with cryptographic isolation. Every session is recorded with exportable audit logs.

Is DeviceView built for MSPs?

Yes. DeviceView supports multi-tenant environments with cryptographic isolation between tenants, making it suitable for managed service providers supporting multiple client organizations from a single platform.

Is Splashtop good for enterprise remote support?

Splashtop is a strong remote desktop tool at a competitive price. However, enterprise features like SSO, SCIM, session recording, and advanced security controls are gated behind the Enterprise plan. Splashtop also splits attended and unattended support into separate products, and Android support requires the SOS add-on.

How does Splashtop pricing compare to DeviceView?

Splashtop's base pricing is low, but enterprise features stack up: SSO, SCIM, session recording, and mobile support all require upgrades or add-ons. DeviceView includes SSO, SCIM, RBAC, and Privacy Mode on every plan with transparent per-technician pricing. Session recording is a usage-based add-on.

Does Splashtop support Android remote control?

Splashtop offers Android remote access via the SOS add-on for attended support. Unattended Android management requires additional configuration. DeviceView deploys a single agent via MDM with screen sharing, annotations, diagnostics, and file transfer on every Android device.

Does Splashtop have Privacy Mode?

No. Splashtop does not offer a Privacy Mode / blank-screen feature during remote sessions. DeviceView includes Privacy Mode on every plan. This is critical for HIPAA, financial services, and any environment where bystander viewing is a compliance risk.

What makes DeviceView different from Splashtop?

DeviceView is purpose-built for IT support teams who need more than screen sharing. It includes SSO, SCIM, RBAC, Privacy Mode, remote shell, ITSM integration, and WebRTC P2P sessions on every plan, with session recording available as a usage-based add-on. Splashtop gates many of these behind higher tiers or separate products.

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Splashtop Is Affordable. Until You Need Enterprise Features.

Splashtop splits attended and unattended into separate products, gates SSO behind Enterprise, and doesn't offer Privacy Mode. DeviceView includes the identity stack and Privacy Mode on every plan, with session recording available as a usage-based add-on.

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Is DeviceView a better Splashtop alternative for enterprise teams?

For organizations that need attended and unattended remote support from one platform, DeviceView avoids Splashtop's split-product model (Business Access vs. SOS vs. Enterprise) and includes SSO, SCIM, Privacy Mode, ITSM integration, and WebRTC peer-to-peer sessions on every plan, with session recording available as a usage-based add-on. Splashtop's base pricing is competitive, but those enterprise features require the Enterprise tier or paid add-ons.

Last reviewed: 2 May 2026 · DeviceView editorial

On Linux Wayland fleets (Ubuntu 26.04, RHEL 10, Fedora 44), see the Wayland-specific Splashtop comparison.

The product split problem

Splashtop offers separate products for different use cases: Business Access for unattended remote desktop, SOS for attended support, and Enterprise for full-featured deployment. Each has its own pricing, feature set, and licensing model.

Separate products

Attended support (SOS) and unattended access (Business Access) are different products with different consoles. DeviceView handles both from one platform.

Feature gating

SSO, SCIM, and advanced security are Enterprise-only. DeviceView includes them on every plan; session recording is a usage-based add-on.

Mobile as an add-on

Android attended support requires the SOS product. iOS support is limited to screen sharing. DeviceView treats mobile as a first-class platform.

No Privacy Mode

No blank-screen mode during remote sessions. A compliance gap for healthcare, finance, and any environment with bystander risk.

Head-to-head

DeviceView vs. Splashtop

Splashtop's base pricing is competitive, but enterprise features require upgrades. Here's the full picture.

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Capability	DeviceView	Splashtop
Android remote support	Built-in, single agent	SOS add-on required
iOS remote view	ReplayKit broadcast	Screen sharing only
Unattended + attended	Single platform	Separate products
SSO (SAML / OIDC)	Every plan	Enterprise only
SCIM provisioning	Every plan	Enterprise only
Privacy Mode	Built-in	Not available
WebRTC P2P sessions	Default architecture	Relay-based
Remote shell & scripting	Built-in	Limited (RMM add-on)
Session recording	Usage-based add-on, exportable	Enterprise plan
ITSM integration	ServiceNow, Zendesk, Jira	ServiceNow, Zendesk
Multi-tenant isolation	Cryptographic	Account-level
Intune integration	Full incl. corp-owned Android	Basic