Vetted Score

4.6 / 5.0

Earns 4.6/5 for its robust Azure integration, seamless multi‑platform client support, and strong security features, though pricing complexity and limited on‑prem options keep it from a perfect score.

Key Features

Scalable Cloud‑Hosted VDI

Deploy virtual desktops and applications on Azure with instant scaling to meet fluctuating user demand.

Integrated VMware Workspace ONE

Leverage unified endpoint management, identity, and security across all devices and workloads.

Optimized for Azure Infrastructure

Built‑in support for Azure services such as Virtual Networks, Azure AD, and Azure Monitor for performance and compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

It uses a consumption‑based subscription, billed per active user per hour, with optional monthly or annual commitments and enterprise volume discounts.

Clients are available for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and Chrome OS, allowing access to virtual desktops and published apps from virtually any device.

Yes, it supports hybrid deployments and can connect to on‑premises vSphere or VMware Cloud on AWS for unified management.

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Specifications

Pricing Model Subscription pricing starts at $0.03 per user per hour, with monthly and annual plans; enterprise tiers offer volume discounts and additional services.

Supported Platforms

Windows 10/11macOSLinuxiOSAndroidChrome OS