ActivTrak alternative Deep activity monitoring that ActivTrak does not offer
ActivTrak is a cloud productivity-analytics platform for teams: time, app and website usage with utilization reports. It does not log keystrokes, charges extra for screenshots, has no Linux support and is business-only.
| Feature | Anywhere Monitor | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Made for | Individuals, parents and small businesses | Business teams (productivity analytics) |
| Keystroke logging | ||
| Screenshots | Paid add-on | |
| Website history records | Usage analytics | |
| Chat and email monitoring | ||
| Live desktop viewing | ||
| Linux (Ubuntu) support | ||
| Free tier | 3-day trial | 3 users, 30-day history |
| Price | $24.95/mo or $99.95/yr per computer | $10-17 per user per month, annual |
If you are an employer who wants team productivity analytics, utilization benchmarks and a free tier for a small team, ActivTrak is a solid choice. If you need to monitor individual computers in depth - keystrokes, screenshots, chat - Anywhere Monitor fits.
For deep per-computer monitoring, yes. ActivTrak tracks time and app usage but has no keystroke logging, charges extra for screenshots and does not support Linux.
No. ActivTrak focuses on time, app and website analytics. Anywhere Monitor records keystrokes, screenshots, chat and email.
ActivTrak has a free tier for up to 3 users, but paid plans are $10-$17 per user per month with annual contracts. Anywhere Monitor is $24.95/month or $99.95/year per computer.
No. ActivTrak covers Windows and Mac. Anywhere Monitor also supports Ubuntu.
Monitor computers you own on Windows, Mac and Ubuntu from a secure web console - with a free 3-day trial, a live demo and a 3-day money-back guarantee.