A free TeamViewer alternative
A modern, browser-based TeamViewer alternative: verified sessions, zero customer install, free during beta.
TeamViewer is the household name in remote access, but it starts every session with a download on both sides and charges by device or technician. For end users, that download is the scariest moment of the call. ioJump takes a different path: the person you are helping types a 6-digit code in their browser: no install, no app store, no admin permissions. Sessions are verified via SMS or email before any sharing or control begins, and you get full unattended access for managed machines plus inventory, monitoring, and alerts in the same console. Free during beta.
ioJump vs TeamViewer: feature comparison
| ioJump | TeamViewer | |
|---|---|---|
| Remote support (attended) | ||
| Customer shares their screen in a browser, zero install | ✔ | ✖ (QuickSupport download) |
| Two-way video & audio call with the customer | ✔ | Limited |
| Help iPhone & Android users, no app install | ✔ | App required |
| Session verified by SMS / email before access | ✔ | ✖ |
| Branded with your business name | ✔ | Paid add-on |
| Live chat & snapshot capture | ✔ | Chat only |
| Unattended remote access | ||
| Unattended agent for Windows, macOS & Linux | ✔ | ✔ |
| Low-latency H.264 remote control | ✔ | ✔ |
| Control at the Windows login screen (Ctrl+Alt+Del) | ✔ | ✔ |
| Technician works entirely from a browser | ✔ | Limited |
| File transfer & clipboard sync | ✔ | ✔ |
| Live command console (cmd / PowerShell / bash) | ✔ | ✖ |
| Web terminal & network tools | ||
| Web terminal: saved SSH & SFTP connections, from any browser | ✔ | ✖ |
| Team-shared, audited terminal sessions | ✔ | ✖ |
| Advanced network tools (IP scanner, ARP, routing, latency, speed tests) | ✔ | ✖ |
| Monitoring & RMM | ||
| Hardware & software asset inventory | ✔ | Paid add-on |
| Software end-of-life, update & warranty tracking | ✔ | ✖ |
| Ping / SNMP network & device monitoring | ✔ | Paid add-on |
| Auto-generated network maps | ✔ | ✖ |
| Network discovery of unmanaged devices | ✔ | ✖ |
| Live dashboards with public share links | ✔ | ✖ |
| Built for IT teams & MSPs | ||
| Multi-tenant client organizations & sites | ✔ Unlimited | Limited |
| Audited sessions & remote commands | ✔ | Sessions only |
| Unlimited computers on the entry plan | ✔ (beta) | ✖ |
| Price to start | Free in beta | Paid per license |
Comparison based on publicly available information, July 2026. TeamViewer is a trademark of its owner and is not affiliated with ioJump.
Why teams switch to ioJump
Where ioJump is a better fit for modern, multi-device support.
Zero install for the customer
The person you are helping just opens a browser tab and types a code. No download, no admin password, no "do you trust this software" dialog.
Verified before access
Every session is confirmed via SMS or email and explicitly accepted on the customer's screen. You get a clean audit trail by default.
Browser-first technician console
The tech side is a web app too. Open a tab, send a code, start helping. Nothing heavy on your side either.
Built for multi-device support
iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, Chromebook: they all join the same way. No platform-specific clients.
Multi-tenant for MSPs in the box
Manage many client companies and sites natively, with per-customer audit trails, instead of buying it as an upgrade.
Free in beta, unlimited computers
No per-device or per-technician math while we are in beta. Add machines, add clients, add teammates. No seat tax.
RMM essentials included
Asset inventory, software end-of-life tracking, monitoring with alerts, network discovery and dashboards are built in; TeamViewer sells monitoring and asset management as paid add-ons.
What TeamViewer is good at
We'll be fair: here's where TeamViewer is a solid choice.
- Long track record, very wide platform coverage, mature enterprise features.
- Polished UX for technicians on attended and unattended sessions alike.
- Large integration ecosystem and partner network.
- Decade-plus of brand recognition with IT buyers.
FAQ: ioJump as a TeamViewer alternative
Is ioJump a free TeamViewer alternative?
Yes: free during our beta with unlimited computers and unlimited client organizations. After beta a generous free tier stays free.
Is TeamViewer free for commercial use?
No. TeamViewer's free tier is licensed for personal, non-commercial use only, and its commercial-use detection can flag or limit sessions it believes are business-related. Any client work needs a paid TeamViewer license. ioJump's Free plan allows commercial use: up to 10 endpoints with every feature, and unlimited attended browser sessions.
Do my customers need to install anything like with TeamViewer QuickSupport?
No. For live support they type a 6-digit code at iojump.com in any browser. You only install the lightweight agent on machines YOU manage, for unattended access.
How does ioJump handle session security?
Each session is verified via SMS or email before any sharing or control begins, with explicit on-screen consent and an audit trail in your dashboard. The connection is end-to-end encrypted and stays peer-to-peer between browsers whenever the network allows it.
Can ioJump do unattended access like TeamViewer?
Yes. Install the ioJump agent once (Windows boot service, macOS, Linux) and you can remote in anytime, including at the Windows login screen.
Switch from TeamViewer for free
Create an account now and use ioJump free during beta, with unlimited computers and unlimited clients.
No credit card. Free while in beta.