Free where it counts.
Controlling your PC is the whole point, so that part costs nothing and always will. Premium adds the heavier features — and you can try every one of them before you decide.
$0 forever
No account, no trial clock, no card. Install it and it works.
- Touchpad, keyboard and media keys
- Video remote for anything playing
- Wake-on-LAN
- Performance monitor
- Clipboard sync
- Custom shortcut panels
- Bluetooth mode
Everything unlocked
Available as a subscription or a single one-time purchase. Current prices for your region are shown in the app.
- Screen sharing and remote split
- File transfer both directions
- Task manager
- Virtual gamepad
- Automations — record and replay
- Second screen
- Program launcher and widgets
- Remote access over the internet
- No ads anywhere in the app
Try any paid feature first
Tap a locked feature and you can watch a short ad to unlock it for a while — on your own PC, with your own files, doing the thing you actually wanted to do. Nothing about it is a demo mode.
What each tier includes.
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Touchpad, keyboard, media keys | Yes | Yes |
| Video remote | Yes | Yes |
| Wake-on-LAN | Yes | Yes |
| Performance monitor | Yes | Yes |
| Clipboard sync | Yes | Yes |
| Custom shortcut panels | Yes | Yes |
| Magnifier | Yes | Yes |
| Bluetooth mode | Yes | Yes |
| Screen share | Ad unlock | Yes |
| Remote split | Ad unlock | Yes |
| File transfer | Ad unlock | Yes |
| Task manager | Ad unlock | Yes |
| Virtual gamepad | Ad unlock | Yes |
| Automations | Ad unlock | Yes |
| Second screen | Ad unlock | Yes |
| Program launcher | Ad unlock | Yes |
| Remote access over the internet | No | Yes |
| Ad-free | No | Yes |
Ad unlock means the feature opens for a limited stretch after watching a short ad, then becomes available again later.
The awkward ones.
Subscription or one-time purchase?
Both exist. A subscription spreads the cost and keeps you on the newest features; the one-time unlock is for people who would rather pay once and never think about it again. The app shows whichever options are currently on offer, at your local price.
Do I lose my premium features if I change phone?
No. Purchases are tied to your Google account, not the handset. Install Any Command on the new device, sign in to the same Play account, and the unlock follows you. There is a Restore purchases button in settings if it does not appear straight away.
Why are there ads in a free app?
Because the alternative is a hard paywall on the first screen. Ads let the free tier stay genuinely useful rather than a teaser, and they pay for the relay servers and the Windows code signing certificate. Premium removes them entirely.
Is the Windows server free too?
Yes, completely, with no paid tier of its own. Download it, install it, use it for as long as you like. Get the server
How do I cancel a subscription?
Through Google Play, the same as any Android subscription: Play Store → your profile → Payments and subscriptions → Subscriptions. Cancelling leaves premium active until the period you already paid for runs out.
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