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Goverlan Reach vs ManageEngine Remote Access Plus

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FactGoverlan ReachManageEngine Remote Access Plus
Access modebothboth
File transferYesRemote File Manager supports folder creation and drag-and-drop file transfers, with encrypted endpoint transfer.
Free planNoYes
IntegrationsThe pricing guide lists Active Directory, PowerShell, and WMI integration; a 2020 company announcement lists service desk integrations including ServiceNow, Jira Service Desk, Freshworks, Zendesk, ConnectWise Manage, Cherwell, Freshdesk, and ManageEngine Service Desk.The integrations page describes SLA-oriented endpoint management, centralized asset management, troubleshooting workflows and SIEM audit-log forwarding.
Server requirementsThe Reach Server requirements guide says it runs on 64-bit Windows Server and supports a local file-based MSSQL database, Microsoft SQL Express, or Microsoft SQL Server.For 1–250 computers, the on-premises server requirement is a 2-core Intel Core i3-class processor, 4 GB RAM and 5 GB disk.

Goverlan Reach plans

  • Incident Management—
  • Enterprise$170 a month
  • Professional—
  • Standard—

ManageEngine Remote Access Plus plans

  • FreeFree
  • Standard - On-Premises Annual$75 a year
  • Standard - On-Premises Perpetual$187, paid once
  • Standard - Cloud Monthly$10 a month
  • Standard - Cloud Annual$100 a year
  • Professional - On-Premises Annual$95 a year

Pick Goverlan Reach if…

It is intended for enterprise IT teams and managed service providers administering Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. Organizations needing remote support, systems administration, auditing, or broader IT process tools can review the tier structure.

Pick ManageEngine Remote Access Plus if…

It may suit technicians who need remote access across desktop and mobile platforms, with file transfer and session recording. The free plan is an option for managing up to 10 devices.

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