Pricing

Two gigabytes free, every month.

Unlimited tunnels and unlimited agents on every plan — you're billed on bandwidth, not on how many things you run. No subscription unless you want one.

Free

For a personal homelab or a side project.

€0/forever
no card required
  • Unlimited tunnels & agents
  • 2 GB/mo (hard cap)
  • Firepuncher & service discovery
  • WebSocket support
  • SSO, PIN, HTTP Basic & allowlists
  • 10/min free
  • Log history (7 days)
  • Custom domains
Start free
Pay-as-you-go

Same product, no ceiling. Buy credit when you need it.

€0.10/GB
first 2 GB still free
  • Everything in Free
  • 2 GB free/mo, then €0.10/GB (credit-based)
  • 10/min free, then credits
  • Custom domains
  • Custom tunnel codes
  • Log history (Up to 30 days)
  • Auto-recharge (optional)
  • Credit packs from €1 to €25
Start with credit
Enterprise

Dedicated infrastructure and your own identity provider.

Custom
annual agreement
  • Everything in Pay-as-you-go
  • Dedicated relay server
  • Custom bandwidth commitment
  • SSO with your own IdP (SAML/OIDC)
  • Log forwarding (syslog, webhook)
  • Custom log retention
  • Priority support
  • SLA with uptime guarantee
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Enterprise features are scoped per agreement and are not available on the self-serve plans.

How billing works

You pay for bytes, and nothing else.

Not per tunnel

Run one endpoint or forty. Agents, tunnels, and firepuncher rules are unlimited on every plan.

Not per seat

Share an endpoint with your whole household or team. Viewers aren't billable.

Not a subscription

Pay-as-you-go is credit you buy when you need it. Stop using it and nothing recurs.

Most homelab setups never leave the free tier. 2 GB covers a Home Assistant dashboard checked several times a day for a month — it's video streaming that moves the needle, not control panels.
Compare

Every plan, side by side.

FeatureFreePay-as-you-goEnterprise
TunnelsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
AgentsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Bandwidth2 GB/mo (hard cap)2 GB free/mo, then €0.10/GB (credit-based)Custom
Firepuncher
Service discovery
WebSocket support
Webhook tunnelsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Webhook requests10/min free10/min free, then creditsCustom
SSO (Google, GitHub)
Email allowlist, PIN & HTTP Basic
IP allowlist
Share linksCustom
Subdomain on hle.world
Custom domain
Custom tunnel code
Log history7 daysUp to 30 daysCustom
Auto-recharge credit
Own IdP (SAML/OIDC)
Dedicated relay
Log forwarding
Priority support & SLA
Questions

The ones we actually get asked.

What happens when I hit 2 GB on the free tier?

Tunnels stop serving traffic until the month resets, or until you add credit. Nothing is deleted and your endpoints stay configured — they just stop passing bytes. You'll get an email before you get there.

Does firepuncher traffic count toward bandwidth?

Yes — it's the same relay and the same meter. An SSH session is negligible; copying a disk image over scp is not.

How are webhooks charged?

Every account gets 10 webhook requests a minute free. On the free tier that's the ceiling. On pay-as-you-go, requests above it are charged at €0.01 each from your credit balance.

Is credit a subscription?

No. You buy a pack between €1 and €25, and it draws down as you use bandwidth beyond the free 2 GB. Auto-recharge is opt-in and off by default.

Does credit expire?

No. Buy €5 and use it over a year if that's how it works out.

Is there a limit on agents or endpoints?

No. Run an agent on every machine you own and declare as many endpoints as you like — you're billed on bandwidth, not on count.

Can I self-host the relay?

The client and shared library are MIT-licensed open source. The relay is proprietary and runs as a managed service. Enterprise gets a dedicated relay instance rather than a self-hosted one.

What if I need to stop?

Delete your account from Privacy & Data. Deletion takes about 24 hours and removes everything. There's nothing to cancel on the free tier and nothing recurring on pay-as-you-go.

Start on the free tier.

If 2 GB a month turns out to be enough — and for most homelabs it is — that's the whole story.