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    TeamViewer vs. Splashtop: Which Remote Support Tool Wins?

    TeamViewer is broad and expensive. Splashtop is focused and cheaper, but splits attended and unattended into separate products and gates SSO behind Enterprise. The decision hinges on which gaps you can live with.

    Which is better, TeamViewer or Splashtop?

    Splashtop wins on price and on simple desktop performance. TeamViewer wins on mobile depth (especially iOS), brand recognition, and a more cohesive product when you need attended and unattended support together. Neither includes SSO on its base tiers, which forces most enterprise buyers onto Tensor or Enterprise SKUs.

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    TeamViewer vs. Splashtop

    A neutral, capability-by-capability comparison of TeamViewer and Splashtop.

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    CapabilityTeamViewerSplashtop
    Cross-platform desktopWindows, macOS, LinuxWindows, macOS, Linux
    Attended + unattendedSingle platformSeparate products (SOS + Business Access)
    Android remote supportBYOD work profile onlySOS product required
    iOS remote viewYes (Tensor)Screen sharing only
    SSO (SAML)Tensor (custom)Enterprise tier
    SCIM provisioningTensor onlyEnterprise tier
    Session recordingOutgoing only; commercial licenseEnterprise tier
    Privacy Mode / blank screenYes (Black Screen)Not available
    Headline pricing$50+/user/moFrom ~$5/user/mo (Business Access)
    Total enterprise costTensor pricing is highSOS + Business Access + Enterprise stacks up
    Disclosed security incidents2016 (revealed 2019); 2024 APT29 corp ITClean public record
    Brand maturityHighestHigh

    Looking beyond TeamViewer and Splashtop?

    Where DeviceView fits

    If TeamViewer's price ceiling and Splashtop's product splits are both deal-breakers, DeviceView is the shape that solves both. Single platform for attended and unattended, full corporate-owned Android, native iOS, SSO and SCIM on every plan, Privacy Mode on every plan, and per-technician published pricing. The architectural baseline (WebRTC P2P, cryptographic per-tenant isolation) is also stricter than either incumbent.

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