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The full job around the connection
Keep the remote session, then add patching, scripts, and monitoring so the fix runs without a second tool.
Level vs TeamViewer
TeamViewer connects you to a machine. Level runs the rest of the job around that connection: automation, patching, monitoring, and alerting, with built-in remote and no per-technician session caps.
First 10 devices free. No contracts.
Teams are moving from TeamViewer to Level. Remote access was never the whole job.
Dana Whitfield
IT Manager, Fenwick Retail Group
“We used TeamViewer to reach machines, then did everything else by hand. On Level the connection is built in, and patching and alerts run on a schedule instead of on a technician remembering.”
Owen Castellano
Operations Lead, Halvorsen IT
“Adding a technician used to mean another remote-access seat to reason about. We moved to Level, kept the remote sessions we needed, and stopped counting who was allowed to connect.”
How Level and TeamViewer compare. A short, honest look at what matters day to day.
| Level | TeamViewer | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing and terms | ||
| Pricing model | Transparent per-device pricing, no contract (rate on the pricing page) | Tiered plans; teams often ask how add-ons and seats affect the total |
| Contract | Month-to-month, cancel anytime | Teams evaluating TeamViewer often ask about annual commitments |
| Try it | First 10 devices free, self-serve signup | Free for personal use; business evaluation terms vary |
| Capabilities | ||
| Remote access | Built-in P2P sessions and background commands from the device list | Trusted, widely used remote access across many platforms |
| Technician licensing | No per-technician session caps | Teams often ask how concurrent sessions and seats are counted |
| Automation and scripting | Multi-step workflows; PowerShell, Bash, Python; run live across tagged devices | Teams evaluating TeamViewer often ask what scripting and automation it covers |
| Patching | Updates page (Available, Logs, History), plus tags, schedules, and automation actions | Teams often ask how patching fits alongside remote access |
| Monitoring and alerting | Checks and monitors that trigger workflows and route alerts | Teams often ask about SNMP, device scanning, and alert coverage |
| Support | ||
| Support | Engineer-led, direct | Tiered by plan |
Last reviewed July 2026
Three places Level pulls ahead. Remote access is table stakes. This is the rest of the work.
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Automation that handles the routine
Trigger on a schedule, alert, or webhook, then run PowerShell, Bash, and Python across tagged devices, every run logged.
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Remote that scales with the team
Start sessions from the device list with built-in P2P, without channel limits restricting how many technicians can work at once.
Switching is a phased move, not a big bang. Run Level beside TeamViewer until you are ready.
Enroll 10 to 20 devices with a scripted agent install, and start a remote session from the device list. The first 10 are free.
Check visibility, apply a patch, run a script, and set one alert, so you see the work TeamViewer left to hand.
Move sites or clients over in phases, and keep TeamViewer running until you switch.
Install on a subset.
Validate the workflows that matter.
Expand by group.
A lean team, a large fleet. This is what small-team leverage looks like on Level.
400+ endpoints run by a 3-technician team Bascom Logistics
600 devices migrated in a single weekend Grissom Tech
5000 endpoints managed without a per-technician session cap as teams and fleets scale
“Level gives us the power for only a few technicians to manage hundreds of endpoints from anywhere in the world with real-time insight.”
Justin Hayes
CEO · Bascom Logistics
Pricing you can read online. No quote, no contract, no surprise at renewal.
Start free, no commitment
Run your first 10 devices at no cost, with no time limit.
- Month-to-month billing
- Cancel anytime, no contracts
Transparent per-device pricing
No quote and no hidden fees, and the rate is public.
- Billed on your peak device count
- No setup fees
Onboarding and discounts
The team helps you get set up at no extra cost.
- Free onboarding included
- Non-profit and government discount
Questions teams ask before switching. Here is how remote access, pricing, and migration work.
Does Level replace TeamViewer?
For most teams, yes. Level has built-in remote sessions and background commands, and it adds the automation, patching, and monitoring that a remote-only tool leaves to hand. Some teams keep TeamViewer for a specific use and run Level as their RMM.
Can I run Level alongside TeamViewer while I evaluate?
Yes. Install Level on a subset of devices and keep TeamViewer running until you are ready to switch.
How does remote access work in Level?
Level uses built-in P2P remote sessions started from the device list, plus background commands you can run without interrupting anyone. There are no per-technician session caps.
What can Level automate that a remote-access tool does not?
Level runs multi-step workflows on a schedule, alert, or webhook: apply patches from the Updates page, run PowerShell, Bash, and Python across tagged devices, and route alerts from checks and monitors. Every run is logged.
What operating systems does Level support?
Windows, macOS, and Linux for core RMM workflows. Feature coverage can vary by OS.
How does Level compare to Microsoft Intune for this?
Microsoft Intune leans toward Windows device management and policy. Level pairs cross-platform RMM, automation, and patching with built-in remote sessions, so remote and management live in one console.
How does Level's pricing compare?
Level uses transparent per-device pricing with no contract, and the first 10 devices are free. See the pricing page for the rate, then compare it against your TeamViewer plan for your device and technician count.
See Level against your own fleet.
First 10 devices free. No contract, and remote access is built in.