GetPublicIP

getpublicip.com · Egress and tunnels · 1 record · JSON

GetPublicIP Egress and tunnels

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getpublicip.com/ · hosted public IP over WireGuard · egress/getpublicip · JSON · compare

Free tier	No free tier and no trial on the pages read: "Only $8.99 USD / Month per IP" and "No contracts - Cancel anytime - Rapid activation". unit none; metered on none
Price	USD 8.99 per month per IP
Per-object cap	not applicable
Retention	not applicable
Egress	ingress: tcp+udp free_allowance: none published
Identity	card "Your payment method will be charged without further action from you until you cancel" (refund policy). The sign-up form was not read, so card-versus-other is inferred from a paid monthly subscription rather than observed.
Limits	volume-quota no published figure source
Binding	volume-quota Nothing is documented, so the first wall at 1 TiB/month is an unpublished the provider judgement rather than a counter the client can watch. That is worse than a number: capacity cannot be planned against a clause.
Interface	cli, rest Configuration file plus a dashboard; the docs have a page titled "Create API Key", but the API itself was not read.
Tooling	wg-quick on Linux, the vendor's Windows client, a Docker image
Composes with	Put it on a free-tier VM and the VM gains a stable ingress address without an elastic IP; reverse DNS is included, so a mail listener is possible on port 25.
Reliability	The vendor recommends its own watchdog script because an ISP address change can hang the handshake; the address itself is static across ISP changes.
Notes	Port mapping is done in the dashboard as single ports or ranges ("Map single ports or ranges in the dashboard, with optional source-IP rules"), and the page does not state a maximum count, so treat the port count as unverified. A third-party table by competitor GetAStatic lists "Any port you open" at $8.99, which agrees on price and ports but adds nothing on volume.
Evidence rung	documented Price, ports, protocol and the configuration file are read from first-party pages. Volume is the open field: a support reply or a pricing-page transfer figure would settle it.
Checked	2026-10-23 (live); stale on 2026-11-22
Parsed numbers	`$.price_per_tb_month` price-per-tb USD8.99 TB / month

Evidence (4)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-23	getpublicip.com/	USD 8.99 per IP per month; dedicated IPv4 and IPv6; no bandwidth figure on the page
2026-10-23	getpublicip.com/docs/linux	the vendor issues pi0.conf, imported with wg-quick, then ports are opened on the server's own firewall
2026-10-23	getpublicip.com/cgnat-public-ip	"All ports and protocols, with port ranges"; "All: TCP, UDP, ICMP"; 32 locations; port mapping is done in the dashboard
2026-10-23	getpublicip.com/legal/acceptable-use-policy	not published

More fields (7)

{
 "wg_path": "native-conf",
 "wg_detail": "\"Download the Linux configuration from your IP address. Copy the pi0.conf to /etc/wireguard/\" then \"systemctl start wg-quick@pi0\". The address is a whole IPv4 plus a public IPv6: \"Every IP includes both a public IPv4 and a public IPv6 address, routed through the same tunnel.\"",
 "ingress": "tcp+udp",
 "volume_tib_month": null,
 "volume_stated": null,
 "bytes_transit": "yes",
 "transit_note": "The vendor carries the traffic through its own edge and, it says, does not inspect it: \"We never inspect or modify your packets\"."
}

Unknown or withheld values (4)

$.evidence[3].proved withheld
$.extras.volume_stated withheld
$.per_object_cap.stated not-applicable
$.retention.stated not-applicable