Phaze · Office #61,577

What it is

Calls itself “remote desktop”.

• Calls itself: remote desktop

“High performance remote desktop.”

Where it puts itself

Positions itself as an alternative to Parsec. Claims “best”.

• Alternative to: Parsec
• Superlative claim: best

“The session feels local, not remote.”

“Current tool HP Anyware NICE DCV Parsec Citrix Omnissa Splashtop TeamViewer Microsoft RDP Other”

What it costs

Monthly subscription. A free tier up to a usage limit. Sales on request. Prices quoted: $0.20 per hour, $20/Month/User.

• Monthly: yes
• Free plan: free up to a limit
• Price: $0.20 per hour · $20/Month/User
• Contact sales: yes

“$0.20 per hour and never more than $20/Month/User.”

“Every customer gets 25 hours free to test Phaze out.”

“Can I start testing without paying? Phaze is available for free if you’d just like to test the remote protocol. If you want to start testing the admin panel, you can do that for free up until 25 hours of usage across your enterprise.”

Who it sells to

Sells to businesses. Built for teams. Made for Artists, IT and engineers.

• Sells to: businesses
• Company size: teams
• Made for: Artists · IT · engineers

“Phaze focuses on the details so you forget you’re connected to another computer. But a remote desktop isn’t enough anymore. High-end computers are too expensive to treat as personal equipment, and humans aren’t the only users. Your team needs to treat computers as infrastructure”

“Built for IT teams at scale”

How it runs

A desktop app for Windows. Can be self-hosted. Offers an API. AI is the core of the product. Built with Google Analytics.

• Kind: desktop
• Runs on: Windows
• Runs where: self-hosted
• API: yes
• AI role: core to the product
• Analytics: Google Analytics

“Download for Windows”

“On‑prem Relay Deploy relays to manage internal network access”

What it works with

Names Citrix, Claude and 5 more on its pages.

• Names: Citrix · Claude · Codex · +4

“Current tool HP Anyware NICE DCV Parsec Citrix Omnissa Splashtop TeamViewer Microsoft RDP Other”

“Ask Claude, Codex, or any LLM to connect to a machine and complete tasks or fix it.”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Claims “1000s of computers”. Compliance: SOC 2 Type II. Trying it asks for an email. Publishes docs, a blog and a careers page.

• Number claimed: 1000s of computers
• Compliance: SOC 2 Type II
• Instant signup: yes
• Trial asks for: an email address

“Sign up here to start using the admin panel.”

“Manage teams, machines, and policies across 1000s of computers and people.”