NoMachine vs Reemo (2026): which should you pick?

Pick NoMachine if

• Fits if you run Linux or a Raspberry Pi and want to connect straight to it
• Works for businesses hosting several virtual Linux desktops on one server

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if you have lots of computers, as each needs its own $24.50 yearly license
• Skip it if you want something free, since only the Player is, and it needs a paid server to connect to
• Tight if two people need the same desktop at once, as Personal Edition allows one connection
• Watch out: reaching a machine behind a firewall by ID needs Network Personal at $84.50 a year on top
• Too light for browser access, VPN or single sign-on unless you pay for Enterprise at $44.50 a computer

Pick Reemo if

• Fits if you do creative work on a remote machine and want it in a browser tab
• Makes sense if you only need personal use, where Community is free

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if you use it for work, as Teamwork is €23 per user a month billed annually
• Not for you if you want a company on the free plans, which bar professional use
• Watch out: prices are in euros, exclude taxes and no dollar prices are published
• Watch out: SAML sign-on, branding and on-premises deployment need the sales-led Enterprise plan

NoMachine

• Personal Edition is now an annual subscription; only the Player client is free, and it needs a NoMachine server edition to connect to.
• Reaching a computer behind a firewall by Machine Id needs a separate NoMachine Network subscription on top of the server edition.
• Personal Edition allows one desktop connection at a time; browser access, VPN and single sign-on are Enterprise only.
• Terminal Server and Workstation editions host virtual desktops on Linux only.

Reemo

• Prices are in euros and exclude taxes; no US-dollar prices are published.
• The free Community and Individual plans are for personal use only, not companies or professional work.
• An agent must be installed on every computer you want to reach; the download page lists Windows, Linux and macOS.
• SAML sign-on, branding and on-premises deployment need the sales-led Enterprise plan.

NoMachine

NX protocol

Hardware-accelerated H.264 encoding and decoding, audio and video streaming, and multi-monitor support, for work, media and games.

Free Player on every platform

NoMachine Player is free for commercial and non-commercial use on Windows, Mac, Linux, ARM, Raspberry Pi, iOS and Android, with no limit on machines.

Terminal access

Open remote command-line sessions to Windows, macOS or Linux NoMachine systems without a full desktop and without SSH on the server.

Devices and files

File transfer with drag and drop, disk and printer sharing in both directions, USB device forwarding, port forwarding and Wake-on-LAN.

Recording and guest sharing

Record your session on the fly, and let guests join your desktop to collaborate or help troubleshoot.

Enterprise sign-in and browser access

Enterprise editions add access from any browser, a built-in VPN, and sign-in with Okta, Entra ID, Google Cloud Identity, Keycloak, LDAP or Active Directory.

Reemo

Streaming in a browser tab

You install Reemo on the computer you want to reach, then stream its desktop in any browser on desktop or mobile.

Creative-work peripherals

Paid personal plans add multiple monitors, gamepad and drawing tablet support, webcam and microphone passthrough and a privacy screen.

Team access controls

Teamwork adds user roles, enforced 2FA, view-only mode, clipboard and file download restrictions, and activity and session logs.

Enterprise deployment

Enterprise lists SAML sign-on, LDAP, usage scheduling, a dedicated relay server, floating licenses, and cloud or on-premises hosting.

Wider product line

Reemo also lists Containers, Thin Client and Workspaces products, plus remote browser isolation and API documentation.

NoMachine

• Personal Edition$24.50

  per year per computer

  For individuals and businesses: 1 desktop connection and up to 4 terminal connections from the same client. Also sold in packs of 5 to 100.

• Enterprise Desktop$44.50

  per year per computer

  Unlimited connections, access from any browser, a built-in VPN and single sign-on. Also sold in packs of 10 to 100; the support table lists a pack at $244.50.

• Network Personal$84.50

  per year ($8.50 billed monthly)

  Optional: 1 connection at a time over NoMachine Network by Machine Id, for computers behind a firewall. Plans for 4 to 32 connections cost more.

• Workstation$124.50

  per year per server

  Runs up to 4 virtual Linux desktops and apps on one server, with unlimited connections and browser access.

• Small Business Terminal Server$744.50

  per year per server

  Runs up to 10 virtual Linux desktops and apps on one server, for departments and small businesses.

Reemo

• Community€0

  Personal use only, not for companies or professional work. 4K at up to 120 FPS and 20 Mbps.

• Individual€8

  per month, billed annually (€9 billed monthly)

  Personal use only. Up to 200 Mbps, HEVC, multiple monitors, gamepad and drawing tablet support, file transfer.

• Teamwork€23

  per user / month, billed annually (€28 billed monthly)

  Roles and management, 2FA enforcement, multi-user sessions, session logs and silent installation.

• Enterprise€35

  per user / month and up, billed annually

  Branding, SAML single sign-on, group management, a dedicated relay server and on-premises deployment. Sold through sales.

NoMachine

• Annual discount

  Network subscriptions cheaper paid yearly

  Network Personal is $84.50 a year against $8.50 a month, which is $102 over twelve months: about 17% less.

Reemo

• Annual discount

  Save 18% with annual billing

  The pricing page states an 18% saving when paying annually, for example Teamwork at €23 per user a month instead of €28.