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Remote support for your MSP.
Cancel the separate invoice.

NTS Remote Support is built into the platform. When a user requests support, any technician in your agency can connect: unlimited concurrent sessions, no per-seat licensing, no AnyDesk, no TeamViewer, no separate renewal.

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How it works. What it replaces.

Built into the NTS platform from day one. No additional setup, no separate tool, no third-party account.

Technicians
Concurrent Sessions
R0 Per Seat
Why we can genuinely offer this

Remote support only works through deployed NTS agents. That means your connectable endpoints are exactly the endpoints you pay to manage. An MSP with 100 managed endpoints does not have 500 technicians. The math is self-limiting by design: your endpoint count sets your team size. We removed the artificial per-seat ceiling. That is all.

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Same flow you know

  1. User clicks Request Support in the Agent
  2. Agent generates a one-time session code
  3. Technician enters code in NTS Viewer

Identical to TeamViewer or AnyDesk. User-initiated only.

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One platform. One invoice.

Remote support and RMM in the same tool. One subscription, ZAR pricing, no second renewal, no USD exposure.

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Our relay. Our infrastructure.

Full keyboard, mouse, clipboard and file transfer over an encrypted relay. No connection without the user starting it. Every session routes through a secure NTS-operated relay we built and host in the cloud.

Built on robust UltraVNC technology. We did not simply bundle a copy and call it done. NTS implements a purpose-built remote control process utilising UltraVNC as the underlying technology stack: agent-initiated sessions, one-time codes, cloud relay routing, and full NTS platform integration. The robust UltraVNC engine makes this possible and we transfer that advantage to you.

lock_open Also supported: Unattended Mode

Technician-triggered. Fully transparent.

In standard mode, the user clicks Request Support and reads their one-time code to the technician. Unattended mode automates only one thing: instead of the user reading the code out, the agent relays it back to the control panel so the technician can connect directly. The same Windows remote access prompt appears on screen. The same code is generated. Nothing is hidden - if anyone is sitting at the machine they will see exactly what is happening.

This matters for trust. Users get nervous when IT can access their PC without any visible indication. Unattended mode is designed for workstations where no one is present - after-hours maintenance, server access, or machines that need attention while the user is away.

Standard (user-initiated)
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Unattended (technician-triggered)
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shield Fully transparent: the Windows remote access prompt is always visible on the endpoint. The only difference from standard mode is the code travels via the CP rather than being read out by the user. Every unattended session is logged with full attribution: technician, station, timestamp, and result. Only authorised admin users can queue them.
Louis van Tonder, Co-founder of Brainwave Software Labs and NTS
From the Founder

Per-seat pricing for remote support has been the industry default for so long that most MSPs just accept it. You hire a new technician, you buy another seat. Your team grows, your tool bill grows. When last did anyone stop to ask: does this make sense?

It does not make sense. The number of technicians at an MSP is always roughly proportional to the endpoints they support. That is not a coincidence. It is the nature of the work. There is no realistic scenario where a team managing 80 endpoints suddenly needs hundreds of concurrent sessions. The per-seat ceiling was never protecting anyone from abuse. It was just margin on top of a relationship that was already fixed. Every technician in your agency should be able to connect to any user, at any time, without you counting seats. That is how it always should have worked. That is what we built.

Louis van Tonder Co-founder, Brainwave Software Labs · Lead engineer & chief of ideas behind NTS · LinkedIn
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What you pay now.
What you'd pay with NTS.

100 endpoints, 3 technicians. Your numbers will vary. The gap won't.

What you pay today
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RMM platform $3–$5 per endpoint/mo · 100 endpoints = ~R7,200/mo
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AnyDesk Business (3 seats) ~R2,400/mo · per-seat, USD pricing, annual renewal
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Or TeamViewer Business (3 seats) ~R3,000+/mo · concurrent connection limits apply
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Annual price increases on both Priced in dollars. You carry the exchange rate risk every renewal
~R9,600–R10,200+/mo  and climbing
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With NTS
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Full RMM platform included Workstation metrics, network monitoring, anomaly alerts, historical rewind
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Remote Support included Unlimited technicians. Unlimited concurrent sessions. No extra invoice.
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One vendor. ZAR pricing. No USD exposure. No exchange rate surprises. No second renewal to track.
R575/mo  everything included
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Switch for remote support.
Stay for the full RMM platform.

NTS isn't a remote support tool with monitoring bolted on. It's a full RMM platform where remote support is included as standard. When you switch, both problems get solved.

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15-second workstation metrics

CPU, RAM, disk, GPU, network interfaces and top processes across every managed endpoint.

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Full historical rewind

10 days at full resolution, 90 days of condensed daily averages. When a client says it was slow last Tuesday, you can actually check.

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Network device monitoring

Uptime and latency for anything with an IP: routers, switches, NVRs, CCTV, VoIP, printers.

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Anomaly alerts

Automatic notifications when metrics go outside normal ranges. Know before your client calls.

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