Parsec
8.2#1 in game remote play softwareFrom $8.33 a monthFree planAndroidWebAPILinux
VisitParsec vs PXPlay
What both publish
| Fact | Parsec | PXPlay |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The product page states that Parsec provides seamless Discord integrations. | The app supports third-party gamepads, with controller compatibility depending on platform; Android supports compatible Bluetooth or USB controllers. |
| Licence | Parsec is proprietary software rather than an open-source project. | PXPlay is proprietary software licensed for personal use; a valid key is required for the full PC port and standalone Android APK. |
| Praise: performance | G2 reviewers repeatedly praise low latency, smooth responsive connections, high-quality remote workstations and easy setup. | App Store reviewers repeatedly describe streaming as smooth and better than Sony’s official remote-play app. |
| Purpose | Parsec connects people to work, games, and friends from anywhere on any device through remote access technology. | PXPlay streams a supported gaming console to a device for remote play and can also act as a virtual controller. |
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
PXPlay plans
- PXPlay iOS/Apple TVFree
- PXPlay Android$6.99, paid once
- PXPlay (PSPlay) PC€12.99, paid once
- PXPlay (PSPlay) Android APK license—
- PXPlay (PSPlay) Android Google Play—
- PXPlay (PSPlay) iOS / Apple TV—
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.
Pick PXPlay if…
PXPlay suits people who want to remotely play a supported PlayStation console on a listed client device or use that device as a virtual controller. Its network setup details matter for users considering remote access.