About
ScreenSharing is a browser-based screen sharing service that lets a user start a session from the web, choose a screen or application window, and share a generated link with viewers. The page describes desktop and laptop browser support for sharing, with viewing available on desktops, tablets, and mobile phones.
The service includes high-quality streaming with adaptive quality, end-to-end encryption, secure room creation with expiring room IDs, and access control with instant session termination. Browser compatibility is listed for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari, with tab audio support in Chrome and Edge only.
- Browser-based screen sharing
- Adaptive quality streaming
- End-to-end encrypted sessions
- Expiring encrypted room IDs
- Cross-platform browser support
- Chrome and Edge tab audio
Free Tier Value
This free tier appears to be perpetual and uncapped, with no paid plan shown on the page and no credit-card requirement mentioned. Because it offers the full browser-based screen-sharing experience without a visible quota or time limit, it’s worth a small but real amount to a buyer — roughly $2/month as a practical baseline for an always-free utility.
What's included in the free tier
See ScreenSharing pricing for current limits.