Home Server Freedom with GetPublicIP
Why Self-Host at Home?
In an era of centralized tech giants, self-hosting at home offers the ultimate privacy and control. By running your own services, you take back custody of your data and remove dependencies on third-party cloud providers.
- Data Sovereignty: You know exactly where your data is—physically sitting on a disk in your home. You own it, you control it, and you decide who has access to it.
- End-to-End Encryption: With GetPublicIP, your traffic is encrypted from your server to the internet. We pass the encrypted traffic directly to you, so we never see your data.
- True Privacy: Stop trading your personal information for "free" services. Running your own Nextcloud, PhotoPrism, or Jellyfin means no more ad tracking or data mining.
- Independent Tech Stack: Build a fully independent digital life. Host your own email server (Postfix/Dovecot), chat platform (Matrix/Synapse), or password manager (Bitwarden/Vaultwarden) without relying on Google, Meta, or Microsoft.
Benefits of GetPublicIP for Home Labs
We solve the biggest headaches of hosting from a residential connection, making it simple to run enterprise-grade services from your living room.
Bypass CGNAT & ISP Restrictions
Most ISPs use Carrier Grade NAT (CGNAT) which blocks incoming connections. GetPublicIP bypasses this entirely, giving you a real, static public IP address that routes directly to your home server.
Host Anything - Even Email
Unlike residential IPs which are often blacklisted, our clean IPs allow you to run a full mail server with deliverability. Host your own domain's email and say goodbye to Gmail.
Work on Any Connection
Whether you are on Fiber, Starlink, 5G, or a restricted apartment WiFi, GetPublicIP works seamlessly. Your server maintains the same public IP even if you switch ISPs or move to a new house.
Start Your Independence Today
Ready to unplug from big tech? GetPublicIP gives you the connectivity foundation to build your own sovereign cloud at home. Support is available to help you configure your first tunnel.
