GO-Global
Desktop as a service (DaaS) providers
Remote desktop software
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) software
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What is GO-Global
GO-Global is remote application publishing and remote desktop software that enables users to access Windows applications hosted on centralized servers over a network. It is typically used by IT teams and software vendors to deliver line-of-business applications to remote users without deploying full desktops to each endpoint. The product uses a proprietary remote display protocol and provides client software for multiple endpoint types. It is commonly deployed on Windows Server (including on-premises or in cloud infrastructure) to provide multi-user access to applications.
Application publishing focus
GO-Global is designed around publishing Windows applications from a central server to remote users rather than requiring a full virtual desktop for every use case. This can fit organizations that primarily need access to a small set of business applications. It also aligns with ISVs that want to provide hosted access to their Windows software. The approach can reduce endpoint deployment complexity compared with distributing and maintaining local installs.
Broad endpoint client support
GO-Global provides client access for common endpoint environments, which supports mixed-device user populations. This helps organizations standardize remote access to the same hosted applications across different user devices. It can be useful for contractors and external users where endpoint control varies. Client-based access also supports incremental rollout without changing the hosted application.
Self-hosted deployment flexibility
The product is typically deployed on customer-managed Windows Server infrastructure, which can be hosted on-premises or in public cloud IaaS. This allows IT teams to align the environment with internal security, network, and data residency requirements. It also enables integration with existing Windows server operations such as patching and monitoring. For some organizations, this provides more control than fully managed desktop-as-a-service offerings.
Not a full DaaS platform
GO-Global is primarily remote application/desktop delivery software rather than an end-to-end managed desktop service. Organizations looking for turnkey provisioning, image lifecycle management, and cloud-native scaling may need additional tooling and operational processes. This can increase the effort required to deliver a complete DaaS-style experience. The fit is strongest when the organization is comfortable operating Windows Server infrastructure.
Windows-hosting dependency
The hosting side is centered on Windows Server, so the solution depends on Microsoft server licensing and Windows administration skills. This can be a constraint for organizations standardizing on non-Windows server platforms. It also means application compatibility is tied to Windows application requirements and server-side configuration. Broader VDI stacks may offer more options for heterogeneous back-end architectures.
Ecosystem and integrations vary
Compared with larger VDI/DaaS ecosystems, third-party integrations and marketplace options may be more limited depending on the specific requirement (for example, advanced analytics, brokering, or specialized security add-ons). Organizations may need to validate support for identity, MFA, and endpoint management integrations in their environment. This can affect time-to-implement for enterprises with complex access policies. Due diligence is typically required for large-scale deployments.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan / Tier | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| ISVHost w/GO-Global — 25–99 named users | $4.20 per named user / month | Fully hosted offering (application hosting, monitoring, patching, security). Pricing shown on official site. |
| ISVHost w/GO-Global — 100–499 named users | $3.85 per named user / month | As above. |
| ISVHost w/GO-Global — 500–999 named users | $3.55 per named user / month | As above. |
| ISVHost w/GO-Global — 1,000–4,999 named users | $3.25 per named user / month | As above. |
| ISVHost w/GO-Global — 5,000–9,999 named users | $3.00 per named user / month | As above. |
| ISVHost w/GO-Global — 10,000+ named users | Contact sales for quote | Shown as "Please contact sales for quote" on official site. |
Additional public pricing/details from the vendor site (official):
- A line on the pricing page shows "$30.00/mo per named user — includes SSO" (page layout places this line within the pricing block). The page does not clearly label what product/plan that $30 figure corresponds to; I preserved the exact value as displayed but the context on the page is unclear.
- Single Sign-On Add-On: $0.50 / month per concurrent user (explicitly shown).
Usage-based / concurrent model (GO-Global core): Pricing model: Concurrent-user subscription (vendor emphasizes "pay for actual usage"). Public prices listed: None (the page explains the concurrent-user model but does not list a per-concurrent-user list price for GO-Global core; it provides an ROI calculator and asks to contact sales for large deployments). Billing & terms (from site): All subscriptions require a one-year contractual commitment (non-cancellable); subscriptions may be prepaid or paid monthly; prepaid monthly plans billed on the first of the month; high point-usage plans billed at the end of each month. Prices do not include taxes.
Seller details
GraphOn Corporation
Campbell, California, USA
1989
Private
https://www.graphon.com/go-global/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/graphon-corporation/
