The free version is PB as it was, and then whatever features they come up with will be added to the paid tier from then on. I hate to bring up the LastPass example again out of redundancy, but I think a $12/year fee would have been reasonable to just about everyone, as long as they aren't removing features from the free version as well, of course.Įven if they don't have some shiny new feature out of the gate, bill it as either early access to new features (Kinda like Plex's Plex Pass I think?) Or just branch it off from there. I have no experience with this sort of thing, so this is about as armchair economist as I can get, but I just can't understand how they thought anyone would bite. Vysor Similar to Sidesync above, it can mirror your phone screen on your computer. Requires installed software, no web app or chrome extension available. Also mirrors your notifications among other things. Can mirror your display on your computer and use it as a 2nd/3rd screen allowing use of your keyboard and mouse on your phone. SideSync SAMSUNG ONLY, a very useful suite of tools for remote phone management.

Open source!! No sms reply yet, but in the works. KDE Connect LINUX USERS ONLY Notification mirroring, Browsing files, Clipboard sync, Control PC through phone. Project from students at the University of Stuttgart(Germany). 500 message limit.ĭesktop Notifications Simple notification mirroring with Chrome and Firefox extension. Can also mirror notifications from other apps. MightyText Mainly it is a remote texting client with a tablet app as well. Pushline Is basically a knock off/copy pushbullet and it is free (for now?) One Plus One devices get premium for a year free. Probably the most robust alternative, but may be a bit overwhelming and cumbersome for some. AirDroid Full suite of useful tools for remote phone management, does pretty much everything pushbulllet can do plus more.

Pushbullet free alternative