Self-host from anywhere with a public IPv4

Run services from home, a lab, Starlink, LTE, or another CGNAT connection by routing traffic through your own static IPv4 over WireGuard.

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Why use GetAStatic?

VPN with static IP.

  • Host a game server, NAS, or media server from home without CGNAT blocking inbound connections
  • Remote access to home devices via SSH, RDP, or your own VPN
  • Stable address for Tailscale, Headscale, or other coordination servers
  • Runs on a Raspberry Pi, home router, or any WireGuard-capable device
How it works

Online in four steps.

01

Choose a Plan

Starting free.

02

Install WireGuard

Download the app for your device. wireguard.com/install

03

Download your config

Import it into any WireGuard client on any device.

04

Connect

Open WireGuard, tap connect, and you're online through your own IP address.

Pricing
Instant Activation
Basic
Free

 

  • 1 dedicated IP address
  • 1 device extras $2/mo
  • Inbound + outbound access
  • 1 open port
  • 10 GB bandwidth
  • Speed: 20 Mbps
Instant Activation
Plus
$2/mo

 

  • 1 dedicated IP address
  • 1 device extras $2/mo
  • Inbound + outbound access
  • Unlimited open ports
  • 1 TB bandwidth
  • Speed: 50 Mbps

Then $2/mo · cancel anytime

Instant Activation
Pro
$4/mo

 

  • 2 dedicated IP addresses
  • 2 devices extras $2/mo
  • Inbound + outbound access
  • Unlimited open ports
  • 10 TB bandwidth
  • Speed: 100 Mbps

Then $4/mo · cancel anytime

Add-ons, per deviceCustom hostname $5·Addtl. IP $2/mo·SMTP $25
FAQ

Questions, answered.

01How is this different from port-forwarding on my router?

Port forwarding only works if your ISP gives you a real public IP. Behind CGNAT — common with Starlink, LTE, and many cable and fiber ISPs — it does nothing. GetAStatic bypasses this by routing a real public IPv4 back to your device over WireGuard.

02What can I run with this?

Anything that listens on a port: web servers, game servers, SSH, home automation hubs, media servers, sync tools. If it can bind to an address and listen for connections, it works.

03Do I need to leave a computer running all the time?

You need WireGuard running on whatever device hosts the service — a Raspberry Pi, an always-on router, or a home server. WireGuard is lightweight and reconnects automatically after interruptions.

04Can I run this on OpenWrt or pfSense?

Yes. WireGuard is supported on OpenWrt, pfSense, OPNsense, and most modern router firmware. Running it at the router level means all devices on your network can be reached without installing WireGuard on each one.

Have more questions? See the full FAQ →