LogMeIn Central Pricing Overview

LogMeIn Central does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

LogMeIn Central's pricing is best suited for mid-market IT departments and managed service providers managing 50 or more endpoints across multiple locations. G2 reviewers in information technology, oil and energy, financial services, and food production segments consistently report strong ROI when device counts are high enough to justify the per-machine cost. Small businesses with fewer than 25 machines frequently flag LogMeIn Central's pricing as disproportionate to their needs, with several G2 reviewers noting they were forced to limit client installs due to cost. Enterprise users in retail and pharmaceuticals also appear in G2 reviews but cite price as a persistent concern at scale.

LogMeIn Central no longer offers a free tier. G2 reviewers of LogMeIn Central frequently reference the elimination of the free personal account, with several noting it was removed without notice, locking users out of connected devices until they paid. A free trial is available for evaluation. LogMeIn Central's paid plans require custom quotes and are subscription-based. G2 reviews indicate that advanced features including patch management, security modules, automation, and advanced reporting are add-ons beyond the base subscription, meaning core remote access is the entry point and full RMM capability requires additional spend on top of an already premium base price.

G2 reviewers of LogMeIn Central are sharply divided on value. High-rating reviewers across mid-market IT, financial services, and oil and energy segments praise reliability, multi-monitor support, patch management, and rapid deployment, treating the cost as justified. However, price complaints are the single most recurring theme across G2 reviews, spanning small business and enterprise segments alike. Multiple G2 reviewers report annual price increases with little notice, with one reviewer citing jumps from $5,000 to $10,000 to $15,000 yearly. Reviewers compare LogMeIn Central unfavorably to TeamViewer and Splashtop on cost. Consensus: strong value for mid-market IT and MSPs with large device counts, poor value for small businesses or those needing only basic remote access.