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You can self host it for free. ZeroTier looks to charge $100/mo just to let you self host.
by NickBusey 9y ago
You can self host it for free. ZeroTier looks to charge $100/mo just to let you self host.
- derekja 9y agoAh, excellent! I have only used zerotier with them hosting. Would far prefer to self-host. Thanks for pointing that out!
- ivan4th 9y agoAFAIK you can run your own ZeroTier controller for free. It's just not documented too well and also it's missing the web UI for managing your networks.
- FrankPetrilli 9y agoI ended up writing a CLI to do it that's relatively full-featured. At some point, I intend to move functionality to a shared library between a CLI and a Web frontend, but for now, the CLI works tremendously well for my use cases: https://github.com/FrankPetrilli/ZeroTier-Controller-CLI https://github.com/FrankPetrilli/ZeroTier-Controller-CLI
- nine_k 9y agoThey charge for management of large networks on their controller. You can run your own controller fir free, and it's also open source iirc, but it's not as nice (no web ui) and you're fully on your own.
- grumblez 9y agoIt's $100/month for licensing our web interface for controller management. You're free to set up your own network controller and write your interface for managing it :)