As an MSP, reseller or systems house you ship remote access under your own brand: your own domain, logo and colours — no Termiverse branding in the way. Multiple customers stay cleanly separated via groups and role-based permissions, and you roll out new tenants in minutes with an enrollment token. And because a flat price with unlimited technicians and devices applies, your costs stay predictable — no matter how fast you grow.
Classic remote support suites bill per seat: every technician, every endpoint, every extra feature drives licence costs up. Manage 30 customers and you end up paying for every head — and your margin shrinks with each new contract. On top of that, in most tools your customers see the vendor's logo instead of your own brand; real white-label is expensive or simply not offered. And cleanly separating multiple tenants is tedious: who may access which devices, and how do you stop customer A from seeing customer B's systems? Without a well-thought-out permission model that quickly becomes a source of errors.
Add your domain, logo and colours. The platform then runs entirely under your brand — your customers sign in on your address without ever seeing Termiverse.
For each customer you create a group and assign your technicians roles. Role-based access (RBAC) keeps every group strictly separated so nobody sees beyond their own tenant.
Per customer group you generate an enrollment token and distribute the agent in a mass rollout — for example via software deployment as a Windows service. Devices enrol automatically into the right group, with no manual assignment.
Not just a logo swap — the whole platform runs under your domain and brand.
Role-based permissions per customer group keep access and devices apart.
A flat price of €40 a month with unlimited technicians and devices — no counting licenses per head.
Seat licenses that get pricier with every customer, a vendor's logo in front of your customers, and tenant separation you maintain painstakingly by hand. Growth means higher licence costs — your margin drops with each new contract.
A flat price of €40 a month with unlimited technicians and devices, the whole platform under your domain and brand, and customer groups with RBAC that separate tenants automatically. You roll out new customers in minutes — and your maths stays the same whether you serve five customers or fifty.
A systems house looks after around 30 corporate customers — from a trade business to a doctor's practice. All customers sign in on one address that points to the systems house's own domain and carries its logo; there's no sign of Termiverse. Each customer sits in its own group, and technicians only see the devices they're responsible for. When a new customer comes on board, the systems house creates a group, generates an enrollment token and distributes the agent via its existing software deployment — within a few minutes every workstation of the new customer is reachable. For maintenance and support the systems house records sessions and proves via the audit log exactly who accessed what and when. Anyone needing full data sovereignty runs the same platform self-hosted on request in their own data centre. The monthly cost stays constant — regardless of how many technicians and devices are added.
Start with the base plan or talk to us about the self-hosted option.