Pricing

Try it free. Then one fair price.

Start with a full 14-day trial — no card required. After that, a flat price with none of the incumbents’ sins: no per-device fees, cancel any time, no renewal surprises, no annual hike.

Free trial

Everything, for 14 days.

$014 days

  • Full access — no feature locks
  • No credit card required
  • Up to 1080p60, end-to-end encrypted
  • Control from any phone or browser
  • Cancel before it ends, pay nothing
Start free

Download, install, and you’re connected in a minute.

Personal

For your own devices.

$5/ month

  • Up to 10 of your own computers
  • Control from anywhere, any browser
  • Clipboard, audio & multi-monitor
  • No per-device fees, ever
  • Cancel in one click — no 28-day trap
Start free

Undercuts the paid incumbents by an order of magnitude.

Team

For small teams & MSPs.

$12/ user · mo

  • Everything in Personal
  • Shared device groups & roles
  • Session log & access control
  • Priority routing
  • Flat per-user — no device gouging
Start free

Pay per person, not per machine they touch.

No per-device fees Cancel anytime No renewal surprises No annual hike

Honestly compared

Where each tool actually stands.

No straw men. AnyDesk and TeamViewer are genuinely polished — so are we, at a fraction of the price. This is the fair version.

Comparison of Tethry against AnyDesk and TeamViewer across price, per-device fees, encryption, browser access, and free-tier policing.
  Tethry AnyDesk TeamViewer
Free trial, no card Yes Limited Limited
Flat price, no per-device fees Yes No No
End-to-end encrypted Yes Yes Yes
Control from any browser (no app store) Yes Limited Limited
No “commercial use” policing Yes No No
No 28-day cancellation trap Yes No No
Polished, no-setup experience Yes Yes Yes

“Limited” on the browser-client row means web access exists but is gated — it needs the vendor’s own app or account, or is restricted to specific plans, rather than being a first-class browser client. Comparison based on publicly documented features and pricing.

The toll booth

One flat price. No itemized bill of grievances.

The incumbents charge for access to your own computer — then keep finding new ways to charge more. Here’s the difference, side by side.

The incumbentswhat you actually pay
  • ×Per-device & per-seat fees — pay again for every machine you want to reach.
  • ×5–15% annual price hikes — the price you signed up for isn’t the price you keep.
  • ×28-day cancellation window — miss it and you’re renewed for another year.
  • דYou look commercial” lockouts — flagged personal users cut off the free tier.
  • ×$25–$230 / month plans — enterprise pricing to reach your own desk.
Tethryone flat price
  • Unlimited devices — no per-seat anything, ever.
  • The price you sign up for is the price you keep.
  • Cancel anytime — no renewal traps, no 28-day games.
  • Personal use stays personal — no lockouts, no proof required.
  • Free for 14 days, then one flat price.

Figures reflect publicly listed pricing and published policies of major remote-desktop vendors.