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 Egret and how it works. Plans start at $2/month.

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. Egret 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.

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.

Behind CGNAT?

Escape CGNAT with your own public IPv4If your ISP uses CGNAT, port forwarding on your router won't work. Egret gives you a dedicated public IP with ports you can open, starting at $2/month. Your device connects through WireGuard, so others can reach it without you changing internet providers or running a VPS.

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. Egret gives you your own static public IP over WireGuard, with ports you can open, on any Starlink plan. From $2/month.

WireGuard

A static public IP over WireGuardEgret 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.
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