AnyDesk Partner & Reseller in India

AnyDesk is bought for one job: reaching a machine that is somewhere else, quickly, without a VPN session and without a complicated client. Support teams choose it for responsiveness on poor connections, which in practice is what decides whether remote support is usable from a branch on a weak link.

The thing to get right is not the software but the licence shape, because it is counted by simultaneous technician sessions and feature level rather than by how many machines you want to reach. Getting that wrong in either direction is the usual cause of either a blocked support queue or a licence bill well above what was needed.

AnyDesk Plans & Editions

Why buy AnyDesk from Invitty?

• Authorized AnyDesk partner — genuine licenses registered to your organisation.
• GST invoice & input credit — transparent INR pricing, proper GST billing.
• Setup & migration included — provisioning, data import and configuration by our team.
• Renewal management — reminders and second-quote savings before you auto-renew.
• Local support — one partner across Chennai and all of South India.

How AnyDesk licensing actually gets counted

Almost every AnyDesk quoting mistake comes from counting the wrong thing. Licences are not counted by how many machines you want to reach — unattended access to a large estate of devices is normal — but by how many support people need to be connected at the same time, and by which features they need.

• Concurrent sessions, not devices. Establish how many technicians will be connected simultaneously at your busiest hour. That number, not your device count, drives the licence.
• Unattended access. Reaching a server or a kiosk with nobody sitting at it requires the right edition; assuming it is included is the usual surprise.
• Session logging and recording, if you support regulated customers or need an audit trail of who connected to what.
• Whether your own customers' security policies permit it, which is worth checking before you standardise on it for external support.
• Named users against shared logins. Shared credentials make the audit trail worthless, which defeats the logging you may be paying for.

Frequently Asked Questions