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About Reemo
What is Reemo?
Reemo is an agentless Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) platform that lets you securely access and control remote desktops and servers from a single browser tab — without installing any software on the target machine. It uses a high-performance streaming protocol to deliver near-zero latency, even for graphics-intensive tasks like 4K video editing or 3D modeling.
Who is it for?
Reemo is built for IT teams, media & entertainment professionals, and organizations that need secure remote access without the overhead of traditional VPNs or agents. It's ideal for companies that require strict zero-trust security, multi-user collaboration, and support for high-end peripherals (drawing tablets, multiple monitors, USB devices). It is not a general-purpose task manager or Slack integration tool — that purpose is served by a different product also named Reemo, but this page covers the Zero Trust access platform.
Real use cases
Production studios use Reemo to let artists work on 2D/3D animation remotely with full graphics tablet support. Broadcasters rely on it for live weather reports during major events like the Olympics. Schools enable students to access powerful workstations from home for remote learning — all without installing agents or exposing the internal network.
Key features at a glance
Reemo offers one-click secure access from any browser, automatic extraction of user permissions, session logging, multi-factor authentication, and granular role-based access control. It supports AVC and HEVC codecs, up to 4K 120 FPS streaming, USB device redirection, and file transfer — all without latency or compromise on security.
Key features
- Agentless Access — No software to install on target machines; access everything from a browser.
- Zero Trust Architecture — Least-privilege access with session-level authentication and protocol break.
- High-Performance Streaming — 4K 120 FPS, HEVC/AVC codecs, near-zero latency for graphics-intensive work.
- Multi-User Collaboration — Multiple users can share a session with controlled mouse/keyboard access.
- USB & Peripheral Support — Redirect webcams, microphones, drawing tablets, and gamepads.
- Granular Access Control — Role-based groups, usage scheduling, IP/port filtering, and session logging.
- SSO & Directory Integration — SAML, SCIM, LDAP, and built-in authentication portal for enterprise single sign-on.
Reemo Pricing
Reemo pricing: Free · from €8/mo. Billing model: Freemium.
Community (Free)
For individuals using Reemo for personal creativity projects. Includes low latency, 4K 120 FPS, bandwidth quality up to 20 Mbps, AVC 4:2:0 codec, display scaling, monitor switching, 2FA, and more. Not for companies or professional activities.
Individual (€8 per month, billed annually)
For individuals focusing on creativity projects with enhanced quality/security. Includes all Community features plus bandwidth up to 200 Mbps, HEVC codec, AVC 4:4:4 chroma, automatic resolution, multiple monitors with split/extended mode, gamepad & drawing tablet support, webcam & USB devices, file transfer, and privacy screen.
Teamwork (€23 per user per month, billed annually)
For small teams emphasizing performance and collaboration. Includes all Individual features plus granular user role management, 2FA enforcement, user access control, override remote experience settings, multi-user sessions, view-only mode, file download & clipboard restrictions, activity & session logs, and automated silent installation. Free trial available.
Enterprise (starts at €35 per user per month, billed annually)
For companies that need both performance and security. Includes all Teamwork features plus full branded interface, multi-organization management, SAML single-sign-on, usage scheduling, email notifications, secure admin access filtering (IP/port/URL), dedicated authentication portal (SAML, LDAP, built-in), ultra-fast WebSocket mode, group/subgroup management, dedicated relay server, public/private cloud/on-premise deployment, and floating licensing. Contact sales for a quote.
All plans can be trialed free — start your trial on the Reemo website.
Frequently asked questions
Is Reemo free?
Yes, Reemo has a free Community plan for individuals using the platform for personal creativity projects. It includes core features like 4K 120 FPS streaming and 2FA. For professional or team use, paid plans start at €8 per month (Individual) or €23 per user per month (Teamwork).
How does Reemo work?
Reemo is an agentless Zero Trust remote access platform. You log in through a browser, and Reemo creates a secure streaming session to any remote desktop or server without installing software on the target machine. The session uses protocol break and encryption to isolate attackers and protect your network.
Who is Reemo best for?
Reemo is best for IT teams, media & entertainment professionals, and organizations that need secure, low-latency remote access without agents. It's especially suited for industries like broadcast, animation, and education where users need high-performance graphics, USB peripherals, and multi-user collaboration.
What are the top alternatives to Reemo?
Top alternatives include Teradici (now HP Anyware), TeamViewer, Splashtop, and Citrix. Reemo differentiates with its agentless architecture, zero-trust security, and high-performance streaming for graphics-intensive tasks — often replacing Teradici in broadcast and production environments.
What is a key limitation of Reemo?
Reemo's free Community plan is limited to personal use only and is not suitable for companies or professional activities. For team or enterprise use, you must purchase a paid subscription. Additionally, some advanced features like SAML SSO, multi-organization management, and dedicated relay servers are only available on the Enterprise plan.
Does Reemo support multiple monitors and USB devices?
Yes. The Individual plan and above support multiple monitors (split, extended, and mirrored modes), as well as USB device redirection for webcams, microphones, drawing tablets, gamepads, and other peripherals. The Community plan only supports single-monitor mode with display scaling.
