Zero-configuration reverse SSH tunnels for your entire fleet. No port forwarding, no VPN to plan, no third-party binaries on your hardware — just the tools already on your machines, controlled through one dashboard and API.
Trusted in production since 2016 — built and operated by Panon D.O.O.
From a handful of customer servers to thousands of edge devices, sshReach.me removes the static-IP, port-forwarding and VPN headaches that block you from scaling.
Provision thousands of devices per dedicated server. Auto-register on first boot via API, push updates to the whole fleet, then close every tunnel.
Maintain customer Linux boxes on dynamic IPs without DDNS or open ports. Onboard a new client in minutes — not a network migration.
Expose a local webhook to Stripe, PayPal, GitHub or Slack with one tunnel. Share a staging environment with a client in seconds.
Reach Windows PCs over VNC and Linux servers in small offices on ADSL or consumer ISP links. No static IP required.
Built-in dropbear support for low-memory targets. Raspberry Pi, OpenWrt, custom embedded distros — if it ships SSH, it works.
Open tunnels on demand from CI/CD or cron, run your script, close the tunnel. Idle tunnels auto-close — nothing left exposed.
Your server creates the outbound tunnel — sshReach.me just provides the endpoint and the control plane. No inbound ports, no firewall rules to negotiate with the client's IT.
Sign up and pick a plan based on client count and bandwidth.
Bring your own keypair or generate one in the dashboard. Private keys never leave you.
A plain Python script — auditable, replaceable, no compiled binaries.
systemd, init.d or a Windows service — pick what your platform uses.
Web UI for people, REST API for automation across thousands of devices.
Forward port 22, VNC, HTTP or any port on paid plans. The tunnel auto-closes on idle.
sshReach.me only uses the SSH tooling already installed on your machines. The client is a plain script you can read, fork or replace — there is no proprietary binary of unknown content to trust.
Tunnels use the SSH keypair you control. A compromised forwarding server still sees only opaque traffic.
Create clients, open and close tunnels, list devices, pull config — all scriptable, with unlimited calls on paid plans.
Dedicated plans add source-IP restrictions on top of key auth, so only your ops network can reach the endpoints.
Endpoints in California, Texas, Ontario, Newark, England, Germany, India, Singapore and Japan.
The client is a plain Python script — read it, fork it, write your own. No proprietary binaries on your hardware.
Tunnels collapse automatically when unused — smaller attack surface, lower spend, nothing exposed longer than needed.
Every paid plan includes team access — hand off ops without sharing passwords or root keys.
Windows 7–11, macOS, RHEL, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch, openSUSE, Raspbian, OpenWrt — if it ships SSH, it works.
Start on a shared forwarding server. Graduate to a dedicated server when you outgrow it — same client script, same API.
For small teams getting started with remote access.
When you need to maintain a real fleet on shared infrastructure.
Your own forwarding server — for OEMs and large fleets.
Also available: extended €1/mo trial · 20-client (€10) · 40-client (€20) · custom plans up to 250 clients on shared infrastructure.
The tunnel is encrypted with your own private/public key pair. Break into a forwarding server and there is nothing to read — your servers stay behind your password and key.
Tunnels close automatically after a period of inactivity, so a device is reachable only during the window you actually need it.
No third-party application or binary of unknown content. Only the SSH tools already on your server, driven by a script you can audit line by line.
Get a tunnel up in five minutes, or talk to us about a dedicated forwarding server for your fleet. No long contract, no setup call required.