Use cases
One fixed IPv4. Many problems solved.
Want your own US IP address, access websites blocked in your country, or open ports behind CGNAT? See what you can do with GetAStatic and how it works. Plans start at $2/month.
A US IP from another country
Your own US IP address, wherever you areWant to use the same US IP address wherever you go? GetAStatic gives you your own dedicated US IP through WireGuard, starting at $2/month, by card or crypto. Turn on the VPN, and websites see the same IP whether you're at home, on mobile data, or traveling abroad.Keep the same US IP address while you travelKeep the same US IP address wherever you travel. GetAStatic gives you your own dedicated IP over WireGuard, so websites and services see the same address when you connect from hotel Wi-Fi, airports, or mobile data. Keep using it when you return home, too. From $2/month.Sites blocked in your country? Two ways to get around thatAccess websites and services through your own dedicated US IP address, from $2/month. If your network blocks normal WireGuard connections, you can try a port 443 connection or AmneziaWG. Both keep the same IP.Dedicated US static IPs for Octo BrowserGive your Octo Browser profiles their own dedicated US IP addresses with GetAStatic, starting at $2/month. Import a WireGuard configuration directly into Octo, and your profile uses the same IP every time you connect. Use one IP across several profiles or assign different IPs to keep them separate.
Free tools: check your connection
Am I behind CGNAT?Not sure if your ISP uses CGNAT? Enter your router's WAN IP address below. We'll compare it with your public IP and help you find out whether CGNAT or another network issue is preventing port forwarding. The check is free, and your WAN IP isn't sent to our servers.Is my port open? Test your port forwardingWe connect to your port from outside your network.
Self-hosting and remote access
What you can self-host with your own static IPRunning a service at home? CGNAT blocks incoming connections, and a changing IP makes your server harder to reach. GetAStatic gives your server, router, or device its own dedicated static public IPv4 address over WireGuard, with ports you can open to the Internet. From $2/mo.Fix Plex Remote Access behind CGNATPlex Remote Access not working behind CGNAT? GetAStatic gives your Plex server its own static public IP over WireGuard, starting at $2/month. Open port 32400 in the dashboard so Plex can show "Fully accessible outside your network" and stream directly without relying on Plex Relay. Works with Jellyfin, too.Reach Home Assistant from outside, even behind CGNATCan't access Home Assistant when you're away because of CGNAT? GetAStatic gives your Home Assistant server its own static public IP over WireGuard. Open the port you need, configure your external URL, and access Home Assistant from anywhere. From $2/month.Host a Minecraft server behind CGNAT, or any game serverFriends can't join your Minecraft server even after you've forwarded the port? Your ISP may be using CGNAT. GetAStatic gives your server its own public IP with ports you can open, starting at $2/month. Your friends connect normally, with no VPN or extra software to install.Reach your home computer behind CGNAT: RDP, SSH and VNCNeed to access your home computer from work or while traveling? GetAStatic gives it its own static public IP over WireGuard, even behind CGNAT or when your home internet IP changes. Connect using the same IP every time, from anywhere. Starting at $2/month.Reach your NAS from anywhere at your own IPGetAStatic gives your NAS a public IPv4 address over WireGuard. Your files, photos and media server answer at your own address, even behind CGNAT.View your security cameras remotely, even behind CGNATWant to view your security cameras remotely without relying on the manufacturer's cloud? GetAStatic gives your camera recorder or PC its own static public IP over WireGuard, even behind CGNAT. Run your own WireGuard server through that IP for private access without exposing your cameras directly to the internet. From $2/month.Jellyfin remote access behind CGNATBehind CGNAT, no router setting makes Jellyfin reachable from outside. GetAStatic gives the Jellyfin machine its own static IPv4 over WireGuard, from $2/mo. Open 443 to a reverse proxy such as Caddy, keep 8096 closed, and the apps connect by name.
Allowlists and a fixed outbound IP
A dedicated IP VPN, from $2/moGet your own dedicated US IP address and a WireGuard VPN in one plan, starting at $2/month. Use the same IP for work logins and allowlists, or open ports to run a server at home.A static IP for IP whitelistingTired of changing your IP allowlist every time your home internet IP changes or you switch networks? GetAStatic gives you one fixed IP to approve once and keep using, from $2/month. Just connect with WireGuard when you need access.A static IP for your PBX and SIP trunkUsing an IP-authenticated SIP trunk behind CGNAT? GetAStatic gives your PBX its own static public IP over WireGuard. Give that IP to your SIP provider and open the SIP and RTP ports your phone system needs. Plans start at $2/month.How much does a static IP cost?ISPs often charge extra for a static IP or require a business internet plan. GetAStatic gives you your own dedicated US static IP with ports you can open, starting at $2/month. It works over WireGuard on home internet, 5G, and Starlink, even behind CGNAT. No need to change internet providers.A static IP for AWS security groups and database allowlistsTired of updating your AWS security groups or database allowlists whenever your IP changes? GetAStatic gives your laptop or router a dedicated static IP over WireGuard, starting at $2/month. Add that IP once to AWS, RDS, MongoDB Atlas, or an API allowlist, and keep using it even when you switch networks.A static IP for remote workersStop updating your company's IP allowlists every time someone works from a different network. Give each remote worker a dedicated IP that stays the same at home, in hotels, and on mobile data. GetAStatic starts at $2/month per worker.
ISPs, CGNAT and 5G home internet
Port forwarding and a static IP on StarlinkStarlink Residential and Roam use CGNAT, so regular port forwarding won't work. Even Starlink's Public IP option isn't static. GetAStatic gives you your own static public IP over WireGuard, with ports you can open, on any Starlink plan. From $2/month.Get a static IP without business internetKeep your home internet plan. GetAStatic gives you your own public IPv4 over WireGuard from $2/mo, and it stays the same even if you change ISPs.A static IP and open ports on 5G home internetYour 5G home internet uses CGNAT, so regular port forwarding won't work. GetAStatic gives your server or router its own static public IP over WireGuard, with ports you can open. Keep your existing 5G gateway. From $2/month.A dynamic DNS alternative: one fixed IPv4 instead of an updaterDynamic DNS can track your changing IP, but it can't fix CGNAT or make blocked ports accessible. GetAStatic gives your server its own static public IP over WireGuard, with ports you can open. Point your domain to that IP once, and never worry about updating it again. From $2/month.Port forwarding on T-Mobile Home InternetT-Mobile Home Internet uses CGNAT, so regular port forwarding won't work. GetAStatic gives your server or router its own static public IP over WireGuard, with ports you can open. Keep your existing T-Mobile gateway and home internet plan, with no business plan required. From $2/month.Port forwarding not working? Find the cause in six stepsPort forwarding still not working? Find out whether the problem is your router, firewall, or ISP. If you're behind CGNAT, no router setting can open incoming ports. GetAStatic gives you your own static public IP over WireGuard, with ports you can open, starting at $2/month.DDNS not working: what dynamic DNS can and cannot fixDynamic DNS gives a name to an address. It cannot create a public IPv4 or get you past CGNAT, so the name resolves and the port stays closed. GetAStatic gives you a fixed public IPv4 over WireGuard with the ports you choose, from $2/mo.Port forwarding on Verizon 5G Home InternetVerizon's 5G gateways have a Port Forwarding page. A rule works only if the gateway's WAN address is a public IPv4. If it is, you are done. If not, GetAStatic gives you a static IPv4 over WireGuard with your chosen ports open, from $2/mo.AT&T Internet Air port forwarding that still does not workPort forwarding still not working on AT&T Internet Air, even after setting up a NAT/Gaming rule? If your connection uses CGNAT, incoming connections are blocked before they reach your gateway. GetAStatic gives your server its own static public IP over WireGuard, with ports you can open. Keep your existing Internet Air plan. From $2/month.CGNAT and gaming: why your NAT type is strict, and what a public IP can fixHaving trouble hosting games or dealing with strict NAT? If your ISP uses CGNAT, changing your router's port forwarding settings won't fix it. GetAStatic gives your gaming PC or compatible router a dedicated public IP with ports you can open, from $2/month.
WireGuard
A static public IP over WireGuardGetAStatic gives you your own dedicated static IP over WireGuard, starting at $2/month. Your internet traffic uses that IP, and you can open ports to make your device accessible from anywhere, even behind CGNAT.WireGuard blocked? Two ways to reach your static IPWireGuard won't connect on hotel Wi-Fi or another restricted network? Try our port 443 connection. If that doesn't work, switch to AmneziaWG to hide that you're using a VPN. Your dedicated IP stays the same. Neither method is guaranteed to work on every network.WireGuard port forwarding without running your own VPSWant to forward ports through WireGuard without setting up and maintaining your own VPS? GetAStatic handles the server side and gives you a dedicated public IP. Connect your device with WireGuard and open the TCP or UDP ports you need from the dashboard. No server to maintain, from $2/month.
Compared with other tools
A Cloudflare Tunnel alternative with your own IP and any portCloudflare Tunnel works well for websites, but not every type of connection. GetAStatic gives your server its own public IP, so you can open TCP and UDP ports for games, SSH, remote access, and other apps. Plans start at $2/month.A Tailscale static IP and Funnel alternative: your own public IPv4Tailscale is great for private access to your own devices. But if you want friends or customers to reach your server without installing Tailscale, GetAStatic gives you a dedicated public IP with ports you can open, from $2/month.NordVPN's dedicated IP price vs ours: VPN and IP in one price, with open portsNordVPN charges extra for a dedicated IP and doesn't support port forwarding. GetAStatic includes your own dedicated US IP, a WireGuard VPN, and ports you can open in one plan, starting at $2/month. Use the same IP for logins or open ports to host your own services.Hoppy and GetPublicIP alternatives, comparedComparing Hoppy, GetPublicIP, or other static-IP services? GetAStatic gives you a dedicated public IP with a WireGuard VPN and ports you can open, from $2/month. It even works behind CGNAT. Compare prices and features below.An ngrok alternative with your own fixed IP, TCP and UDPNeed your own public IP for a game server, SSH, or an app that stays online? GetAStatic lets you open TCP and UDP ports on your dedicated IP, from $2/month. No shared tunnel address or VPS to manage.A playit.gg alternative with your own public IPOutgrown playit.gg's shared address and port limits? GetAStatic gives your server its own static public IPv4 over WireGuard. Open the ports you choose, like 25565, and the same IP works as a VPN for the host. From $2/mo.A PureVPN dedicated IP alternative with open ports includedPureVPN charges separately for a dedicated IP and port forwarding. GetAStatic includes both with a WireGuard VPN, starting at $2/month. You get your own static US IP and can open the TCP or UDP ports you need, with no separate port-forwarding add-on.A VPN with port forwarding: fixed ports on your own US IPNeed a VPN with port forwarding? GetAStatic gives you your own static US IP and lets you choose which TCP and UDP ports to open, starting at $2/month. Your IP and ports stay the same when you reconnect. No shared IP, random ports, or separate add-ons.A Synology QuickConnect alternative with your own IPSynology QuickConnect works with supported Synology apps, but not everything you might run on your NAS, such as Plex, Jellyfin, or containers. GetAStatic gives your NAS its own static public IP over WireGuard, with ports you can open for any service you host, even behind CGNAT. From $2/month.A Proton VPN port forwarding alternative for a fixed IP and portProton VPN assigns a port on a shared VPN server, and that port can change when you reconnect. GetAStatic gives you your own static US IP and lets you choose which TCP and UDP ports to open, starting at $2/month. Your IP and port numbers stay the same, so people can keep connecting to your server without updating the address.A PIA port forwarding alternative: a static US IP with ports you choosePIA doesn't offer port forwarding on its US servers, and you can't choose your port number on other servers. GetAStatic gives you your own static US IP over WireGuard, with TCP and UDP ports you choose and keep open until you close them. From $2/month.A Portmap.io alternative with your own public IPv4Portmap.io lets people reach your server through a shared IP address, with restrictions on which ports you can use. GetAStatic gives your server its own static public IP over WireGuard, with TCP and UDP ports you choose. People connect to your IP using the same port numbers your server uses. From $2/month.