One command gives your Linux or WSL machine a real public IPv4 address. No router config, no port forwarding, no static IP from your ISP. SSH open by default (port 22, or 2222 on WSL) — everything else closed until you open it.
Not a hostname. Not a shared IP behind a reverse proxy. A globally routable IPv4 address from our /24, announced by AS396500, assigned to your machine.
Keep your workload where it is. A home server, a laptop, a WSL instance. The address attaches to the machine you already own. Works behind NAT, no port forwarding needed.
SSH is open by default (port 22, or 2222 on WSL). Everything else is closed — you explicitly open what you need through the CLI. The firewall is enforced at our edge — non-SSH traffic is dropped before it reaches your machine.
Host a dedicated game server from home without begging your ISP for a static IP or punching holes in your router. Players connect to your public address directly.
Make self-hosted services reachable from the internet. Nextcloud, Gitea, Home Assistant — whatever you run. A real address, not a dynamic DNS workaround.
Expose a local dev server for testing webhooks, OAuth callbacks, or API integrations. No ngrok session limits, no hostname changes between restarts.
Give third-party services a stable IP to POST to. Stripe, GitHub, Twilio — point them at your address and handle the traffic on your own machine.
Don't have your own IP space? Start here.
A real public IPv4 address from our /24, assigned to your machine. One install, works behind CGNAT. $8/month per address.
Linux and WSL supported.
Already have an ASN and address space? Start here.
Announce your own /24 or /48 from your own hardware. No BGP-capable VPS, no BIRD to configure — we handle the routing and origination through our hubs.
Linux and WSL2 only — BIRD does not run natively on Windows or macOS.
TunnelNet IP: one command, one address, $8/month.
TunnelNet Transit: announce your own space. Pricing TBD.