Putty for Mac
Terminal emulator for Mac SSH, SCP and Telnet
Putty for Mac is a terminal emulator for macOS that supports SSH, SCP, Telnet, FTP and SFTP. It is a native port of the Windows PuTTY tool, designed to keep connections alive and provide a familiar SSH client for Mac users working with servers, AWS, VMware or Cisco equipment.
11 alternatives to Putty for Mac
Ranked by how well each tool replaces Putty for Mac: shared features, audience, price and popularity.
Remote access screen and file sharing to your desktop.
Covers 1 of 7 key features, has a free plan and is open source.
Free planOpen source50 out of 100 matchFree- 50 out of 100 matchContact sales
Secure, easy terminal access from any browser
Covers 0 of 7 key features and has a free plan.
Free plan48 out of 100 match$100/moRemote desktop/access software for unattended control and support.
Covers 1 of 7 key features and has a free plan.
Free plan48 out of 100 matchFreeYour servers, in your pocket. A real terminal for iPhone whose sessions survive disconnets
Covers 1 of 7 key features.
47 out of 100 match—Enhanced terminal for Windows with X11 server, tabbed SSH client, network tools, and much
Covers 0 of 7 key features and has a free plan.
Free plan44 out of 100 matchContact salesPremier connectivity tool for remote login with the SSH protocol
Covers 0 of 7 key features and is open source.
Open source44 out of 100 match—Modern SSH client for Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android
Covers 3 of 7 key features and has a free plan.
Free plan44 out of 100 match$10/moProfessional terminal emulator for secure access to remote systems
Covers 0 of 7 key features.
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