FreedomRouters for business
Secure connectivity you can ship in a box.
Stand up a trusted, encrypted connection at any site without a truck roll, a firewall project, or a week of tickets. Plug it in and the location is online.
Outcomes, not equipment
What teams actually get
Every deployment answers the same question: how do we get this site connected and trusted, today, without sending an engineer.
Remote office connectivity
Bring a new office online with a trusted connection the same day the desks arrive. No local IT visit, no waiting on a circuit.
Secure office access
Give staff an encrypted path into company resources through hardware, so access does not depend on every laptop being configured correctly.
Branch networking
Link branches over WireGuard with consistent, low-overhead tunnels. One model to deploy, one model to support.
Data center connectivity
Reach racks and management networks from anywhere through a trusted endpoint, without exposing them to the open internet.
Temporary office deployment
Pop-up sites, events and short leases get real connectivity in minutes and hand it back just as fast when the job is done.
Disaster recovery
Keep spare units on the shelf. When a site or link goes down, ship or power on a known-good connection and stay running.
Hybrid work
Send staff a device instead of a runbook. They plug it in at home and get the same trusted connection as the office, with nothing to configure.
One device to source, deploy and support
Standardize on hardware your team already understands. Fewer variables at each site means faster rollouts and far fewer support calls when something at the far end goes wrong.
The comparison
Traditional VPN vs FreedomRouters hardware
Both encrypt traffic. Only one gets a new site online without a project plan.
| Consideration | Traditional VPN | FreedomRouters hardware |
|---|---|---|
| Time to connect a new site | Days to weeks | Minutes, plug and power |
| On-site technician needed | Usually | No, ship it and it self-configures |
| Per-device setup | Client app on each machine | Whole network at the router |
| Covers phones, printers, IoT | Rarely | Everything on the LAN |
| IP reputation | Shared or data center | Trusted, consistent endpoint |
| Support surface | Many clients and versions | One known device |
| Spare on the shelf for DR | Not practical | Yes, power on and go |
How it fits your stack
It works with what you already run.
The hardware sits at the network edge and speaks WireGuard, so it slots in alongside your existing VPN, SD-WAN or firewall rather than replacing them.
- Standards-based tunnels, no proprietary lock-in
- Central endpoints you control, not a shared service
- Consistent config across every site and unit
- Volume options for fleets and managed providers
For MSPs, agencies and IT teams
Tell us about your sites. We will scope it.
Whether it is three offices or three hundred endpoints, we will help you standardize on hardware that ships, self-configures and stays out of your ticket queue.