Enterprise device licensing
The advertised Enterprise price is $29.99 USD as a one-time fee per device. Each computer participating in an Enterprise workspace requires a license. Applicable taxes and purchase terms are presented by the account service at checkout. A permanent device license does not imply a published service-level agreement or a promise of every future release.
Free one-day trial
The advertised free trial lasts 24 hours from activation and is limited to remote control of one computer, including keyboard and mouse input. Multi-device display management, file sharing, SSH, and other Enterprise workflows are excluded. Trial eligibility and enforcement are the responsibility of the account service and distributed application; this static website does not issue or validate licenses.
Accounts and purchases
Sign-in links lead to auth.cyberplexs.com. Authentication, payment processing, receipts, and license entitlements must be provided by that service. This website does not collect passwords, accept payments, or create account sessions.
Website and demo data
Your light or dark theme and any explicitly saved demo display arrangement are stored locally in your browser. Reset demo removes the saved arrangement. Demo terminal inputs, simulated transfers, and sample devices do not connect to real systems. Do not enter sensitive data into the demonstration. No actual SSH commands, remote input, audio or video tunnels, encrypted peer sessions, or file transfers run in the demo.
The site does not add analytics or account cookies. Google Fonts may be requested by your browser; system fonts are available as a fallback. Three.js is served locally with the website. The hosting provider may keep ordinary request logs. The authentication service has its own account and data-handling policies.
Release and platform availability
Product workflows are subject to the availability matrix. Remote desktop, KVM, and audio have preview components. SSH, USB forwarding, virtual displays, and deeper audio routing remain in development. Demonstrating a workflow does not make it available in the installed application.
Previously distributed software
Existing permissions for software previously distributed under the MIT license remain in effect. The commercial offer does not revoke those permissions.