Termius Reviews & Product Details

Cloud synchronization of Vaults

Ability to save hosts, users, groups, tags, ...

Built-in Terminal (Console)

Views in tabs

History of connections and commands in Terminal

Snippets (autocompletion/aliases for commands)

Key management

File transfers using SFTP protocol

Nice simple design

Feels fairly light on resources

Various light/dark themes to choose from

Fairly well integrated into the system

Available as Flatpak and Snap Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Generally a commercial product

Automatic light/dark theme switching does not work in KDE Plasma 6 (Wayland) - Requires user interaction with it

It is not open-source; the source code cannot be (re)viewed . . .

There is no official RPM package for Termius, only DEB; Can be used mine:

Unsure if the theming fits better into QT or GTK

Confusing & missmatching changelogs - Websites mentions version: 9.10.0 - 2024/12/20, but the latest possible version to obtain is 9.9.0 - 2024/12/05 from the DEB package/Flatpak or Snap.

Prices of the paid features Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

After using the earlier versions, the current iteration is fantastic and provides enough online access to my servers and keys. From a previous install, Termius imports all servers and ssh keys, which is a plus for a barebone operating system reloading/updating. I have set up my Macbook to work with a fine Termius version, so I do not necessarily need the latest version, although there is an auto-check anyway. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Termius, while charging people a $29.99/year subscription rate is not that bad, there is sometimes better efforts in the open source community. I use linux predominantly for freelance work as well as browsers like Firefox and Safari, and Termius does not have a presence in the linux communities I inhabit.

After about 20 years in the high technology sector, I spend more time in volunteer and freelance stints. Maybe Termius can do more foundational respresentation to make their profit, but they continue to be trend-setting for most people's work. Good job Termius, for your mainstream users and longer-lasting users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Termius is simply a requirement for large or even small develoopment teams that need to coordinate remote access. For our team it's even more critical as we deal with both remote access to cloud services as well as multiple remote devices. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I haven't found much to dislike, and I credit that to smart design decisions made by the Termius team. There is NO fluff here. There are some UX improvement opportunities especially in the Host management screen but that is minor. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

+ FTP access with nice visual GUI

+ ability to organize your hosts, so you don't confuse them later

+ save your snippets in the app itself, for less googling and code memos to manage manually Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- you have to log in to their vault

- have a generous free tire but you still have to pay for team searching and a few AI features, etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've never found so many desirable features in a single software. Centralized credentials? Check. SFTP? Check. SSH? Check. Command snippets!? I didn't even knew that I needed it before Termius. This piece of software has improved my job quality and reduced the tediousness of managing multiple across multiple providers.

I've been using this software daily for the last two and half years, and I will keep using it and paying the annual plan, it's worth every penny.

I've used multiple softwares before, and this one came to replace all of them with incredible ease. It was a joy to implement Termius in my job tech stack. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

After a few WindowsOS patchesTermius sometimes get silently uninstalled and have to re-execute the installer in order to use the software again. The other thing that they have been improving is the tab navigation. Now you can opne multiple hosts as tabs in the same software window, but, it only can be done for SSH and not SFTP. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

La simplicité de son design, ainsi que les nombreux raccourcis que Termius propose et la gestion SFTP, sont vraiment un plus. Cela me change de PuTTY ou d'un terminal classique. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

L'offre pro qui peut être un peu chère pour un utilisateur autodidacte qui gère ses propres serveurs domestiques, mais qui ne voudrait pas avoir à tout retaper manuellement ses sessions d'un setup à un autre. Pourquoi ne pas proposer une offre un peu plus limitée et moins chère ? Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I best like is it's sleek interface and the extended features of Termius:

1) The "snippets" is my favorite one, I could not live without it anymore. The snippet feature is a game-changer for efficiency. It allows users to save and reuse command sequences, significantly reducing repetitive tasks. This feature is indispensable for streamlining workflows and enhancing productivity.

2) The "Termius mobile app" is a powerful extension of its desktop counterpart. It enables administrators to manage servers remotely via VPN, ensuring that they can respond to issues promptly, regardless of their location.

3) "SFTP" feature for file transfers between hosts and clients. This capability simplifies the process of managing files across different systems, making it a hassle-free experience.

4) A feature I don't use because I'm alone in the comany, "Personal and Team Vaults". The app offers personal and team vaults for storing credentials securely. This feature ensures that sensitive information is protected while still being easily accessible to authorized users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, I can't personally find any major drawbacks with Termius.

There is one minor aspect that some users have noted on the support forum, the new "Tab Layout". Some users have expressed concerns about the recent change to horizontal tabs in the latest release. Although this change works well for me, it might be beneficial to offer users the option to switch between horizontal and vertical tabs. This flexibility would cater to individual preferences and enhance user experience. If this feature hasn't been implemented yet, it could be a valuable addition in future updates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Where you can arrange multiple session windows as you like and use them.Where you can arrange multiple session windows as you like and use them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It does not remember the state set of multiple sessions laid out, so after each startup, it is necessary to recreate each screen one by one.

If even one session crashes, all displays become invisible due to the reconnection screen. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love almost everything about it. Few QOL should be added tho Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use termius on windows for many linux instances and i have 3 things that are annoying.

1. When I have a tab of my linux instance opened, GIVE ME an option to right click the tab and SFTP to same instanace . Othewise i have to open SFTP TAB then FIND the instance then CONNECT etc. Really SLOW process.

2. When in SFTP and connected to a server ,for GOD SAKE ALLOW input from keyboard to go AUTOMATICLY into filter so i can search through folder/files normally without clicking.

3. ALLOW for a keybind to be disabled , for some reason i wasnt able to disable a keybind shortcut.

Rest is cool i love it i use it everyday. Thats it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Seamless Cross-Platform Experience: Whether you're on Windows, macOS, or Linux, Terminus provides a consistent and intuitive interface.

Enhanced Productivity: The built-in features, like session management, tabbed browsing, and customizable themes, significantly boost my productivity.

Powerful Automation: With its scripting capabilities and integration with popular tools like tmux, Terminus makes Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Stability: While I've personally experienced minimal issues, some users have reported occasional crashes or connection instability.

Free Features: While the free version offers a robust set of features, there are limitations that may be frustrating for heavy users. For example, the number of sessions or devices you can connect to might be restricted. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.