Alternatives
How ProRDP compares to the other ways of remoting into a Mac, from VNC apps to cloud remote desktop services.
The Best TeamViewer Alternative for Mac
TeamViewer's free version is only for personal use, flags anything that looks commercial, and puts an account and TeamViewer's servers between you and your own Mac. Here's why RDP …
The Best Splashtop Alternative for Mac
Splashtop Personal is free on your home network, and reaching your Mac from anywhere else is a subscription. Here's how Splashtop's plans work on a Mac, why a standard RDP server …
The Best RealVNC Alternative for Mac
RealVNC retired its free Home plan, and connecting to a Mac's built-in Screen Sharing now requires a paid plan and leaves you with an unencrypted connection. Here's why RDP is the …
The Best Jump Desktop Alternative for Mac
Reaching a Mac with Jump Desktop means installing Jump Desktop Connect, signing in to a Jump account, and going through Jump's cloud unless you pay for Teams Enterprise. Here's why …
The Best Chrome Remote Desktop Alternative for Mac
Chrome Remote Desktop is free, but every connection to your Mac goes through Chrome, your Google Account, and Google's service, and Curtain mode doesn't work on current macOS. …
The Best AnyDesk Alternative for Mac
AnyDesk's free version times out sessions, licenses are annual subscriptions, and every connection to your Mac starts with AnyDesk's network. Here's why a standard RDP server is a …