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USBoNET shares USB devices over a local network or the internet, allowing remote computers to access them as if they were locally connected. It is aimed at businesses and technical users that need centralized access to USB peripherals, licenses, and specialized hardware.
💡 Pick it for broader platform support and a polished commercial alternative to USBoNET.
USB Network Gate allows sharing and accessing USB devices over the network.
Starting from $159.95/year
💡 Pick it for a lightweight, affordable USB-sharing tool that can run on NAS devices and small computers.
VirtualHere turns a computer or supported network device into a USB server that clients can access remotely. It suits home users, embedded...
Free for one USB device; paid licenses from $49.95 one-time
💡 Pick it when remote internet access and minimal network configuration matter more than a perpetual license.
FlexiHub is a software solution that enables remote USB and COM port access over the network.
Starting from $159.95/year
💡 Pick it for conventional USB redirection with perpetual licensing and a server-client architecture.
USB Redirector allows using shared USB devices remotely through TCP/IP network.
Starting at $74.99
💡 Pick it if you want a free, open-source solution and are comfortable managing Linux networking yourself.
USB/IP Project aims to develop a general USB device sharing system over IP network. To share USB devices between computers with their...
💡 Pick it when your main need is sharing software-license dongles rather than general USB peripherals.
Donglify shares USB security dongles and license keys over the internet or a local network. It is designed primarily for software licensing...
From $19.99/mo
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