VPN Setup That Reaches Your Home or Office From Anywhere

Get to your own things from the road, without leaving them open to everybody else.

ForHomesSmall business|DC, Northern Virginia and Maryland
What this usually costs
$300 to $900

Number of sites and users. A single-site setup for one household sits at the bottom of the range.

Typical range, not a quote. Your price comes from the free estimate.

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The problem

You want to check the cameras from your phone, get to files on the office machine while traveling, or let someone work from home properly. The usual solutions either put your things directly on the internet where anyone can find them, or route everything through a company you have never heard of that now sees all of it.

Why it matters

There is a large gap between "reachable by me" and "reachable by everyone", and most people end up on the wrong side of it by accident. Forwarding a port to a camera so you can see it from work also publishes that camera to every scanner on the internet. The alternative is a private tunnel, which is what a VPN setup meant before the word was borrowed to sell browsing privacy: your phone or laptop joins your own network from wherever it is, everything travels encrypted, and from the outside there is simply nothing exposed to find. The same VPN setup links an office to a home or a second location so both sides behave as one network, and it can be pointed at a single device when that is all you need, which is genuinely useful for keeping one machine on a different route without disturbing anything else in the building.

Scope

What we actually do

  • 01A VPN setup that reaches your own network from a phone or laptop anywhere, with nothing exposed publicly
  • 02Office to home and office to office links, so both sites work as one network
  • 03Access for staff working remotely, scoped so each person reaches only what they should
  • 04Routing for a single device, when you want just one machine taking a different path and everything else untouched
  • 05Existing exposed access found and replaced, which is usually the most valuable part of the job
  • 06Set up on the devices you actually use, with the awkward parts handled and tested before we leave
  • 07Written instructions for the household or the team, so it gets used rather than abandoned
What you end up with

You can reach your own things from anywhere, and a scan of your address from the internet finds nothing worth trying.

Questions

Questions people actually ask

Is this the same as the VPN services advertised on podcasts?

No, and the shared name causes endless confusion. Those hide your browsing from your provider. A VPN setup like this connects you to your own network instead. Different purpose entirely.

Will it slow things down?

Barely noticeable for normal use. The encryption cost is small on modern hardware, and it is far outweighed by not having your things exposed to the internet.

Can my staff use it on their own phones?

Yes, and we scope each person to only what they need. Somebody who needs the shared drive should not automatically get the cameras too.

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Equipment we work with: WireGuard and Tailscale for most deployments, plus IPsec and OpenVPN where existing equipment requires it.