I'm unsure of the scalability potential. Compared to ConnectWise, SolarWinds (N-Able), Kaseya or other tools - I just don't know the current capabilities of LogMeIn Central. I wasn’t managing a lot of nodes when I was using it, so my knowledge of its scalability may not be of much value. I remember reading in the documentation and on the company’s website about scalability, but again, I don’t know. A colleague who I turned over an old client to, had several clients he was/is supporting with LogMeIn tool(s) and he’s very satisfied with the product suite.

Sky's the limit. You can have as many you need, but you have to group them based on your needs. It is pretty straightforward.

We have about 7,500 LogMeIn clients out there. For deployment and maintenance of the LogMeIn account, there are basically one to three people depending on what's going on.

I rate the solution's scalability a nine out of ten.

In terms of scalability, it's very much so. They have different plans. One computer to 250 computers. They used to have 1 to 100, and then 100 to 250, then 250 to 500 devices. If you hit 251, the price doubles because you went over the 250 max. It's very scalable, other than the price.

Overall, scalability is pretty good. 

We have approximately 100 users in our organization who use this solution.

I think it's fine in terms of scalability. I think the end-to-end security on it, in and of itself, is really good. I use the two-step login system and it's great.

Not something I use.

I'm not sure as the price is too high for us to go above 100 computers so I just remove ones that are resting and add ones currently deployed.

No issues with scalability.

No issues with scalability.

My account covers 100 computers, and I use 98-99% of it most of the time.

No issues with scalability.

We don’t use it that often, but when we have it works.

It is able to handle everything that I have got. I am by no means a large size organization, but I have not come anywhere close to any maxing out anything.

No scalability issues.