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Packetriot
Secure tunneling network for serving apps and accessing devices behind firewalls and NATs
Cloud-based edge network for securely hosting applications and accessing devices without VPN or firewall management
Overview
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Packetriot is a tunneling network that uses secure TLS reverse tunnels to serve HTTP/S and TCP applications from networks behind firewalls, NATs, and Carrier Grade NATs. The service provides automatic HTTPS via Let's Encrypt, built-in authentication supporting OpenID Connect and 2FA, and custom domain support.
Unlike traditional VPNs, Packetriot uses Layer 4-7 tunneling and runs as an unprivileged process that exposes specific applications rather than the entire host. The platform is designed for enterprises connecting to IoT devices and point-of-sale systems, developers testing applications and webhooks, and home lab enthusiasts self-hosting services like Plex, Bitwarden, and Nextcloud.
Each tunnel is assigned a unique persistent hostname with a public endpoint. All paid plans include a 14-day money back guarantee and the company offers tailored enterprise solutions through its custom-built Spokes infrastructure.
Feature notes
- Secure TLS reverse tunnels for HTTP/S and TCP applications
- Automatic HTTPS with Let's Encrypt
- Built-in authentication with OpenID Connect and 2FA
- Custom domains and reserved subdomains
- Persistent unique hostnames for each tunnel
- HTTP inspector and TLS certificate management
- 99.9% uptime reliability
- Firewall protection
- Static file server
Pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free plan with 1 tunnel and 1 GB monthly bandwidth. Paid monthly plans: Basic $5/mo (5 tunnels, 1 TB), Pro $10/mo (10 tunnels, 2 TB), Team $25/mo (25 tunnels, 4 TB), Business $50-$500/mo (50-1000 tunnels). Annual plans available with one free month.
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FAQ
- What is Packetriot and how does it work?
- Packetriot is a cloud-based edge network using secure reverse tunneling protocol to connect applications and devices on local or private networks to the Internet. HTTP/S and TCP traffic can be served from closed networks behind firewalls, NATs, and Carrier Grade NATs, with each tunnel receiving a unique persistent hostname as a public endpoint.
- How is Packetriot different from a VPN?
- Unlike a traditional VPN, Packetriot uses Layer 4-7 tunneling and runs as an unprivileged process that exposes only specific applications rather than the entire host, requiring less configuration and less privilege to run.
- What applications can I host with Packetriot?
- Packetriot supports hosting web and TCP applications including HTTP/S services, APIs, databases, SSH, media servers, IoT devices, video cameras, automation sensors, point of sale systems, and applications like Plex, Bitwarden, Minecraft, Nextcloud, GitLab, Mattermost, and Kanboard.
- What security features does Packetriot provide?
- Packetriot provides automatic HTTPS with Let's Encrypt, built-in authentication supporting OpenID Connect, password portals with 2FA and HTTP Basic-Auth, TLS certificate management, firewall protection, and secure TLS reverse tunnels for all traffic.
- What support is available if I have issues?
- Packetriot offers responsive support on all paid plans and a technical solutions team is available to speak with engineers about custom integrations and tailored requirements.
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