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LogMeIn Resolve

byGoTo
in Remote Desktop Software
4.5

Overview

Product Information on LogMeIn Resolve

Updated 16th June 2026

What is LogMeIn Resolve?

LogMeIn Resolve is a unified endpoint management platform that consolidates remote monitoring and management (RMM), mobile device management (MDM), remote support, helpdesk, and asset management into a single console. Designed for internal IT teams and managed service providers, Resolve enables organizations to proactively manage, secure, and support devices across their environment without relying on multiple disconnected tools. Built on a zero-trust security architecture, the platform includes automated patch management, policy enforcement, AI-driven automation, and integrated service management capabilities. Resolve supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Chrome OS, and integrates with leading IT platforms and PSA tools.

LogMeIn Resolve Pricing

LogMeIn Resolve uses a subscription-based pricing model with tiered plans based on features and user requirements. Pricing varies according to the scale of deployment and offers options for monthly or annual billing. Detailed quotes are typically provided based on organization-specific needs, and add-ons may affect the overall cost.

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Overall experience with LogMeIn Resolve

Software Developer
250M - 500M USD, IT Services
FAVORABLE

“Efficient Usage With All Requirements fulfilled ”

5.0
Mar 31, 2026
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Senior IT Manager
250M - 500M USD, Manufacturing
CRITICAL

“Most of Resolve is fantastic! The Helpdesk is NOT. ”

3.0
Jun 19, 2025
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About Company

Company Description

Updated 14th May 2026

Goto is a cloud communications and IT enterprise dedicated to powering a world of work without limits. Featuring flagship products GoTo Connect, LogMeIn Resolve, and LogMeIn Rescue, the GoTo portfolio offers secure, reliable, AI-enabled solutions that are simple to adopt for small and midsize businesses, and scalable to enterprises worldwide. GoTo continuously improves human experiences for AI-enabled workforces across hundreds of thousands of customers. The company is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, with 2,500 employees throughout North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

Company Details

Updated 19th May 2026
Company type
Private
Year Founded
2003
Head office location
Boston, United States
Number of employees
1001 - 5000
Parent Company
Francisco Partners
Annual Revenue
500M-1B USD
Website
https://www.goto.com/

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LogMeIn Resolve Reviews and Ratings

4.5

(162 Ratings)

Rating Distribution

5 Star
54%
4 Star
36%
3 Star
10%
2 Star
1%
1 Star
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  • Software Developer
    50M-1B USD
    IT Services
    Review Source

    Efficient Usage With All Requirements fulfilled

    5.0
    Mar 31, 2026
    We are currently working on a project in which we need to check multiple machines simultaneously. This product came in highlight during the pandemic when it was tough situation to visit office. It's been more than 3 years since we are using it and gave us very efficient output for all work specially within the RPA domain and remote support tasks.
  • Software Developer
    50M-1B USD
    IT Services
    Review Source

    Efficient Usage With All Requirements fulfilled

    5.0
    Mar 31, 2026
    We are currently working on a project in which we need to check multiple machines simultaneously. This product came in highlight during the pandemic when it was tough situation to visit office. It's been more than 3 years since we are using it and gave us very efficient output for all work specially within the RPA domain and remote support tasks.
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Reviewer Insights for: LogMeIn Resolve
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LogMeIn Resolve Likes & Dislikes

Like

This product fulfills all our necessary basic requirement for bot production run and daily support activities. It helps us to take remote access of machines without affecting the production environment, screen resolution and ensures smooth support

Like

This product fulfills all our necessary basic requirement for bot production run and daily support activities. It helps us to take remote access of machines without affecting the production environment, screen resolution and ensures smooth support

Like

This product fulfills all our necessary basic requirement for bot production run and daily support activities. It helps us to take remote access of machines without affecting the production environment, screen resolution and ensures smooth support

Dislike

The helpdesk feels like it was designed by someone in UX who has read about helpdesks but never had to use one. There are options for customization in that you can add custom fields or lists, but you can't actually manage the order or implementation of them. Adding people from your org to access the helpdesk is a nightmare if you have a bulk amount to do. It ends up being faster to key them in manually. Also, the groups make no sense. You can add people to groups, but you can't add groups to functions. What's the point of the group? In the context of an IT environment, the implication of a group is that it will be akin to security groups, and these are NOT. The reports are hokey. It's better to export and build charts in another application. The search feature in the helpdesk makes no sense. If I search for the number of the ticket, how is that not the first hit? I can also search for the title of the ticket and get no results. Sometimes, the search results you get vary by the person doing the search, or the view (kanban vs grid) in which you are searching. I'm sure there's a technical explanation for why it's doing these things. However, I would suggest these interfaces should be logical and intuitive and not need a lengthy sermon about the limitations of the platform in which they were built and/or janky workarounds for the customer. There are other things I could expound upon, but you get the idea. The reason I score low on some of the categories above is because of the poor quality of the helpdesk at large. Otherwise, the other parts of Resolve are all 4 and 5 stars in my experience thus far.

Dislike

The helpdesk feels like it was designed by someone in UX who has read about helpdesks but never had to use one. There are options for customization in that you can add custom fields or lists, but you can't actually manage the order or implementation of them. Adding people from your org to access the helpdesk is a nightmare if you have a bulk amount to do. It ends up being faster to key them in manually. Also, the groups make no sense. You can add people to groups, but you can't add groups to functions. What's the point of the group? In the context of an IT environment, the implication of a group is that it will be akin to security groups, and these are NOT. The reports are hokey. It's better to export and build charts in another application. The search feature in the helpdesk makes no sense. If I search for the number of the ticket, how is that not the first hit? I can also search for the title of the ticket and get no results. Sometimes, the search results you get vary by the person doing the search, or the view (kanban vs grid) in which you are searching. I'm sure there's a technical explanation for why it's doing these things. However, I would suggest these interfaces should be logical and intuitive and not need a lengthy sermon about the limitations of the platform in which they were built and/or janky workarounds for the customer. There are other things I could expound upon, but you get the idea. The reason I score low on some of the categories above is because of the poor quality of the helpdesk at large. Otherwise, the other parts of Resolve are all 4 and 5 stars in my experience thus far.

Dislike

The helpdesk feels like it was designed by someone in UX who has read about helpdesks but never had to use one. There are options for customization in that you can add custom fields or lists, but you can't actually manage the order or implementation of them. Adding people from your org to access the helpdesk is a nightmare if you have a bulk amount to do. It ends up being faster to key them in manually. Also, the groups make no sense. You can add people to groups, but you can't add groups to functions. What's the point of the group? In the context of an IT environment, the implication of a group is that it will be akin to security groups, and these are NOT. The reports are hokey. It's better to export and build charts in another application. The search feature in the helpdesk makes no sense. If I search for the number of the ticket, how is that not the first hit? I can also search for the title of the ticket and get no results. Sometimes, the search results you get vary by the person doing the search, or the view (kanban vs grid) in which you are searching. I'm sure there's a technical explanation for why it's doing these things. However, I would suggest these interfaces should be logical and intuitive and not need a lengthy sermon about the limitations of the platform in which they were built and/or janky workarounds for the customer. There are other things I could expound upon, but you get the idea. The reason I score low on some of the categories above is because of the poor quality of the helpdesk at large. Otherwise, the other parts of Resolve are all 4 and 5 stars in my experience thus far.