Startups need secure internal networks but rarely have a dedicated DevOps engineer to manage them. TunnelFleet provisions VPN servers on your cloud account automatically — no DevOps required.
Developers wearing the DevOps hat
In early teams, setting up infrastructure falls to whoever has the most Linux experience — pulling them away from product work.
No time to learn WireGuard properly
WireGuard is fast and modern, but setting it up correctly with keys, routing, and firewall rules takes time and attention.
Security risks from ad-hoc setup
VPN servers configured quickly by non-specialists often have misconfigured firewalls or weak default settings.
No repeatable process
If the person who set up your VPN server leaves, nobody knows how it was configured or how to reproduce it.
TunnelFleet uses cloud-init to provision WireGuard servers with a consistent, secure baseline configuration. Every server created through TunnelFleet has proper key management, IP forwarding, and firewall rules — the same way an experienced DevOps engineer would set it up.
The difference is time. What takes a developer 30–60 minutes to configure manually, TunnelFleet does in 2 minutes. And it is repeatable — every server goes through the same automated process.
Every server is provisioned the same way. New hires can deploy a VPN server without knowing anything about WireGuard.
Invite your team to the TunnelFleet dashboard. No shared root passwords or SSH keys.
VPN traffic flows through your own Droplets. TunnelFleet never sees your traffic.
TunnelFleet subscription + DigitalOcean Droplet cost. No surprise infrastructure bills.
Yes. TunnelFleet is designed for small teams. The entry-level paid plan supports multiple team members with shared dashboard access. A $6/month Droplet plus TunnelFleet subscription is often cheaper than the time cost of manual setup.
Managed VPN services route your traffic through their infrastructure. With TunnelFleet, traffic stays on servers in your own cloud account — you control where it goes and who can see it. It's a different trade-off: more control, more responsibility.
No. TunnelFleet is designed to be used by developers and non-DevOps teams. If you can use DigitalOcean, you can use TunnelFleet.
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