Your support tool. Your name on it.
Esper is open source with no tiers and no seats. Rebrand it, point it at your own infrastructure, and support customers at any scale for exactly nothing per technician.
White-label it. Support your customers.
Esper is fully open source, so you can put your own name on it and ship it as your own support tool. Your logo, your servers, your customers.
Your brand on it
Rename it, restyle it and ship it as your own product. The license allows it outright: no partner program, no permission to ask.
Your infrastructure
Preconfigure your own broker, so the links you send customers just work, through servers you control.
Support in seconds
They click your link, run one file and paste one code, and you're on their screen. No install, no account, no setup call.
Zero cost per seat
No tiers, no seats, no per-technician pricing. Whether you help ten customers or ten thousand, the bill is the same: nothing.
A technician wants to help you
Check the code together, then accept. You'll see everything they do, and you can end it at any time.
A hundred machines by lunch.
No MSI builder portals, no license servers, no per-seat activation. One package and one config file, deployed with the tools you already use.
Silent install
The MSI installs quietly and registers the service. Same story with deb, rpm and Flatpak on Linux fleets.
One config file
Everything is set in a single file: your broker, your brand, your defaults. An empty file is also a working system.
Audit where it belongs
Every machine keeps its own append-only session log: who connected, when, and what was granted. It never leaves the device, which is exactly what your compliance team wants to hear.
Works offline. There is no license check to fail.