The AnyDesk alternative where you pay for simultaneous connections, not for the people on your team
RemoteBite is remote desktop software for you and your team. Like AnyDesk, it connects you to any computer with a 9-digit number; unlike AnyDesk, every plan includes several simultaneous connections for your whole team, you can pay month by month and the encryption is verified with a code on screen.
RemoteBite and AnyDesk, point by point
| Feature | RemoteBite | AnyDesk |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, personal use: 1 connection and 2 saved computers | Yes, personal use only; warns or limits you if it suspects commercial use |
| Price for professionalsPer month | Pro: $29 with 3 simultaneous connections | Solo: about $28.90/month (1 user, 1 connection at a time) |
| Price for teamsPer month | Team: $69 (10 connections) · Business: $129 (50) | Standard: about $49.90/month (1 connection at a time); Advanced: about $111.90/month (2 connections) |
| Monthly billing | Yes, or yearly with 2 months free | No, yearly subscription |
| Connections shared by the whole team | Yes, without paying per person | Per licensed user, with the plan's number of connections |
| Saved computers | Unlimited on paid plans | Depends on the plan |
| End-to-end encryption | Yes, with a verification code shown on both computers | Yes |
| Unattended accessSign-in screen, locked screen and UAC on Windows | Yes | Yes |
| Mac, Windows and Linux | Yes | Yes |
| Linux, iPhone/iPad and Android | Linux yes (Ubuntu, Debian and derivatives); iPhone and iPad very soon | Yes |
| File transfer | Yes, by dragging into the session | Yes |
| In-session chat | In development | Yes |
Pricing: what you actually pay
AnyDesk charges per licensed user and limits the simultaneous connections of each plan: Solo is for one person and one connection, Standard keeps one connection at a time and Advanced goes up to two. If your team needs more people connected at the same time, you have to move up a plan or buy extra connections.
On RemoteBite the price is per plan: Pro includes 3 simultaneous connections for $29 a month, Team 10 for $69 and Business 50 for $129. Connections are shared by your whole team and you don't pay for each person you invite.
Security you can check
Every RemoteBite session is encrypted end to end between the two computers. When you connect, both show the same 6-digit security code: if it matches, nobody else (not even our servers) can see or change what happens in the session. Sessions are authorized with short-lived signed tokens and accounts support two-step verification.
When you're better off staying with AnyDesk
We want you to choose well. If you need to control Android or special devices, chat during the session or use advanced device management, today AnyDesk covers more cases. RemoteBite focuses on what people use most on Mac, Windows and Linux and is adding the rest.
Frequently asked questions
Is RemoteBite a free alternative to AnyDesk?
Yes, for personal use: the free plan includes 1 connection at a time and 2 saved computers in your account, with no credit card. For professional use, the Pro plan costs $29 a month with 3 simultaneous connections.
Can I pay for RemoteBite monthly?
Yes. You can pay every month and cancel whenever you like, or pay for the year and save two months. AnyDesk sells its plans as yearly subscriptions.
Why is RemoteBite cheaper with several people?
Because you don't pay per person: every plan includes a number of simultaneous connections for the whole team. With the Team plan ($69 a month), 10 people can be connected at once, however many you invite.
Is it as secure as AnyDesk?
RemoteBite encrypts every session end to end and shows the same security code on both computers: if it matches, nobody else, not even our servers, can see or alter the session. Every session is also authorized with a short-lived signed token.
Can I get into my computers without anyone accepting?
Yes. The computers in your account connect without asking, even with the screen locked. On Windows, the unattended access service even shows the sign-in screen and administrator prompts (UAC).
Which systems does it run on?
Mac, Windows and Linux (Ubuntu, Debian and derivatives) today. The iPhone and iPad app is coming very soon. If you need Android right now, AnyDesk covers more systems.
How do I switch from AnyDesk to RemoteBite?
Install RemoteBite on your computers, sign in with your account and they'll show up in “My computers”. You can keep both programs installed while you try it.
Try RemoteBite without leaving AnyDesk
Free for personal use. No credit card. Works on Mac, Windows and Linux.
Third-party prices in US dollars per month, billed yearly and before taxes, according to their websites and public comparison sites checked in November 2026. They may change: always check each vendor's website. AnyDesk, TeamViewer, Splashtop, RustDesk and Chrome Remote Desktop are trademarks of their respective owners; RemoteBite isn't affiliated with any of them.
Sources: AnyDesk pricing · AnyDesk commercial use · CostBench: AnyDesk pricing