Getscreen.me

Getscreen.me is built around removing the one friction point that slows down a support call: getting software onto the other person's machine before help can start.

A session starts from a link opened directly in the browser, with no download required on the customer's side, while the technician's own console handles unattended access, session recording, file transfer and multi-monitor control from a single dashboard. The company behind it, Point B Ltd, is registered in Limassol, Cyprus, which keeps the contracting entity inside the EU even though the product itself markets internationally.

Pricing follows the shape competitors use: a free plan for occasional use, a one-off Personal Lifetime purchase, and Business plans priced by device count and number of employee accounts through an online calculator rather than published tiers. That opacity is a genuine drawback next to Iperius Remote's flat per-connection price, though a self-hosted edition is available for teams that need the relay on their own infrastructure rather than Getscreen.me's cloud.

For a support desk evaluating this against TeamViewer or AnyDesk, the browser-first session is the real differentiator — nothing to install for either side of an ad-hoc session — while the self-hosted option keeps the on-premises route open if policy later requires it.

What Getscreen.me does well

• Browser-based sessions, nothing to install for ad-hoc support
• Unattended access, session recording and multi-monitor control
• Self-hosted edition available alongside the cloud service
• Free plan and a one-off Personal Lifetime option
• EU-registered contracting entity in Cyprus

Where Getscreen.me falls short

• Business pricing is not published, only a calculator
• Smaller brand recognition than the market leaders
• Self-hosted edition priced and licensed separately
• Fewer enterprise integrations than TeamViewer or AnyDesk

Standout feature. A support session that starts from a browser link, with nothing to install on either side.