Moonlight Web
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VisitMoonlight Web vs Parsec
What both publish
| Fact | Moonlight Web | Parsec |
|---|---|---|
| Controls | Xbox and PlayStation controllers with rumble, keyboard, pointer-lock mouse, touch trackpad and virtual keyboard are supported. | Parsec supports keyboard mapping, gamepads, and advanced settings. |
| Latency | Uses WebRTC UDP with adaptive congestion control and states latency is under 20 ms over Wi-Fi. | Parsec reports about seven milliseconds of added latency on its LAN Ethernet test setup. |
| Purpose | A self-hosted server streams a gaming PC to devices with a modern browser; only the gaming PC needs the server installed. | Parsec connects people to work, games, and friends from anywhere on any device through remote access technology. |
Moonlight Web plans
- MoonlightWebFree
Parsec plans
- Individuals (Warp)$8.33 a month
- Teams$30 a month
- Enterprise$45 a month
- Personal UseFree
- Personal Use (free)Free
- Guest Access credit$25, paid once
Pick Moonlight Web if…
Moonlight Web suits people who want to stream a gaming PC to browser-equipped phones, tablets, computers, or TVs. It is also suited to local sessions with up to three invited friends, provided the host has a capable GPU.
Pick Parsec if…
Parsec may suit people who want remote access for personal work or gaming, including those who need another person to observe or control their computer. Commercial users need Teams or Enterprise.