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I agree. I have around 500 computers under management, finally left them for Teamviewer after LMI's price tripled and their features halved (or worse). I ran

I agree. I have around 500 computers under management, finally left them for Teamviewer after LMI's price tripled and their features halved (or worse). I ran it mostly from Linux, which they seemed to be withdrawing support for.

0000011111 7y ago
I wish Teamviewer has a small business pricing model. I love their product. However, I only have ~ 70 clients I need to support at a 501c3 school. Their cost are still too high for us.
- nonane 7y ago
  Hi. I’m a developer on Jump Desktop. If you’re interested, we have a similar product with no computer limits and it’s very reasonably priced ($9/user/month): https://jumpdesktop.com/#teams https://jumpdesktop.com/#teams .
- circa 7y ago
  You may be able to get a discounted TeamViewer license through the school via Techsoup.org.
- phjesusthatguy3 7y ago
  https://www.techsoup.org/teamviewer https://www.techsoup.org/teamviewer $10 to TechSoup gets you 60% off list price for TeamViewer. Your license pays for simultaneous controlling sessions, so our plan that would have cost $200/mo. is $80. We've had access to TechSoup forever, but we keep forgetting to take advantage of it. We were able to make our money go a lot farther than it would have this year because we started looking through their catalog again.
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