Bitvise vs. Shell Assistant vs. VShell Server vs. jscoverage Comparison Chart

We specialize in secure remote access software for Windows. Our main products are Bitvise SSH server and SSH client, which we try to make the best SSH client and server for Windows. Our SSH server provides secure remote access to Windows servers and workstations. Security is our SSH server's key feature, in contrast with Telnet and FTP servers, Bitvise SSH server encrypts data during transmission. Thus, no one can sniff your password or see what files you are transferring when you access your computer over SSH. Bitvise SSH server is ideal for remote administration of Windows servers; for secure file transfer by organizations using SFTP and SCP; for advanced users who wish to access their home machine from work, or their work machine from home; and for a wide spectrum of advanced tasks, such as securing other applications using SSH TCP/IP tunneling. Our free and flexible SSH client for Windows includes state-of-the-art terminal emulation and graphical and command-line SFTP support.

Multi-protocol secure file transfer. Remote access and administration. Available for Windows, Linux, and Mac. Secure file transfer server to protect data in transit. Multi-protocol support: SSH2, SFTP, FTPS, and HTTPS. Fine-grained access control for users and groups. Secure remote access and administration with SSH2. Set up and configure easily; runs right out of the box. Integrates with Windows AD and LDAP. Enterprise-level reliability and robustness, "set it and forget it". Compatible with clients using open standards for SSH2, SFTP, FTPS, or HTTPS. Multi-platform support for Windows, Linux, and Mac. Runs on physical servers, virtual machines, and cloud-based servers. Cost effective, connection based licensing. Dedicated and customer-oriented, high level of expertise, and quick response time. Technical support begins during evaluation. Grant access to VShell services by authorized users or groups. On an individual or group basis, allow or deny access to VShell services.