Serveo Alternatives

ngrok

ngrok exposes local servers behind NATs and firewalls to the public internet over secure tunnels. How it works You download and run a program on your machine and provide it the port of a network service, usually a web server. It connects to the ngrok cloud service which accepts traffic on a public address and relays that traffic through to the ngrok process running on your machine and then on to the local address you specified.

Pagekite

Bring your localhost servers on-line. PageKite is software that gives your localhost servers names and makes them globally visible. It works with any computer and any Internet connection. It's so easy you'll never want to think about routers, IP addresses or other technicalities again. It's open source, too!

Features:

• Networking
• Web Server

ZEIT Now

Make Cloud Computing as Easy and Accessible as Mobile Computing. We build products for developers and designers. And those who aspire to become one. Easy To be truly easy, cloud computing should be as easy as a tap or command. Universal To connect everyone, applications have to be fast from every geographical point. Accessible To be accessible, great care has to go into the user experience and design.

Portmap.io

Port forwarding service for exposing your local PC to Internet from behind firewall or without real IP address. Uses OpenVPN or SSH encrypted tunnel from localhost to Portmap.io.

Features:

• No installation
• Openvpn
• Based on OpenVPN
• Port Forwarding
• REST API
• SSH

Holepunch

Run whatever you want at home or the office. This could be a web server, an FTP server, or even a game server. You start it and we take care of the rest. We will get you past any NAT or firewall that might be in the way and people will be able to access your service via a public URL.

Features:

• End-to-End Encryption
• Networking
• Port Forwarding

Packetriot

Packetriot makes it simple to expose services and data on local and private networks to the Internet. You can serve static websites, dynamic web applications, test single-sign-on work-flows or build webhooks. Developers and small businesses that use low-to-medium tier resources in public clouds can easily host those resources on their own equipment with their existing network connectivity. With Packetriot you can make any application, from any network, available to the Internet.

Features:

• Support for Let's Encrypt
• End-to-End Encryption
• Port Forwarding
• Bypass Firewall
• HTTP Monitoring
• HTTPS Support
• Web hosting
• Web Server
• Website monitoring

Yaler

Yaler is a simple, open and scalable relay infrastructure for secure access to embedded systems. Yaler enables remote SSH access to Linux devices, browser access to local Web servers, smartphone as a remote for devices, tunnelling TCP-based protocols, configuration of sensor networks and integration with 3rd party services. Yaler is open source: the device side source code is BSD licensed, the relay server is published under GNU AGPLv3.

Features:

• Embeddable
• Networking
• SSH
• Ssh tunnel

Burrow.io

Forward traffic sent to a generated address to any device through a secure tunnel, with no NAT / port forwarding configuration required. You can expose any service (HTTP or raw TCP) running behind a router or firewall to the internet with a simple command (see terminal screenshot). No need to read docs or memorize command line parameters. You can view tunnel status online and kill them via the web interface if you need to.

Features:

• HTTPS Support
• Built-in Firewall
• Custom domain
• Custom fixed subdomains
• Protected by Password
• Raw TCP
• SSL encryption
• Tunnel