Who this is for
- Scrapers and CI jobs against APIs and sites that don’t employ aggressive bot detection (Cloudflare Bot Management, DataDome, PerimeterX). Exit IPs are datacenter IPs from known ASNs - great for “this API is region-locked” but the wrong tool for “this consumer site fights bots.”
- Synthetic monitoring running E2E tests through N regions on every PR.
- Developers doing occasional regional egress - affiliate verification, geo-targeted curl, throwaway pentest exit IPs.
- Anyone who wants WireGuard from one command without
wg-quick, system-routing surprises, or a monthly subscription for the four times a month they use it.
What’s in these docs
- Quickstart - install and run your first tunnel in under a minute.
- CLI - every command, every flag.
- API - the same primitive over HTTP, for when you want to call it from your code.
- Concepts - tiers, routing modes, abuse policy, what we log.
What this isn’t
- It’s not a consumer VPN app. There’s no
.app, no system tray, no streaming-unblock marketing. - It’s not a residential-IP proxy service. Datacenter IPs only.
- It’s not a bypass tool for Cloudflare Bot Management or DataDome. Datacenter ASNs get blocked at the edge regardless of region or rotation speed - no proxy product fixes that without residential IPs.
- It’s not a Mullvad/Nord competitor on the monthly subscription axis. The pricing model is per-use, not per-month.
Pricing in one line
Free anonymous tier (1 GiB / 7 days, 30 min / day) → free account (5 GiB / 7 days + 2 h / day) → paid at €0.01/min + €0.02/GiB, no daily quota. Full pricing.Roadmap
More datacenter regions are planned as demand justifies them - please emailhello@tunnelbyte.dev if there’s a specific region you’d be interested in. Residential-IP egress is a different product (different economics, different ethics) and isn’t on our v1 roadmap. If that’s what you need now, this isn’t the right tool yet.