Wireport

Free allowance: 'Self-hosted ingress proxy & VPN tunnel.
Verdict: self-hosted, last resortverdict paid-only: no free allowance; listed for its price. Self-hosted options are listed last, because this site is for users who have no hardware.
Cost: no price statedsee Price below
Identity: anonymousno card, no phone
Binding limit: volume-quotathe software imposes no byte meter; what runs out is the monthly allowance of the host it runs on, and that host is a separate provider
Evidence: documented2 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness: stale on 2026-11-23checked 2026-10-23 (live); stale on 2026-11-23

Free tier	'Self-hosted ingress proxy & VPN tunnel. Securely exposes private local & Docker-based services to the Internet, with free, automatically renewable SSL certificates.' MIT licensed; no vendor quota. unit unlimited; metered on none
Price	USD 0
Limits	volume-quota (binding) the software imposes no byte meter; what runs out is the monthly allowance of the host it runs on, and that host is a separate provider source
Identity	anonymous Self-hosted open-source software: no vendor account at all.
Egress	No allowance is published; the gateway host's own egress is the limit.; ingress: tcp+udp free allowance: none published
Interface	cli 'wireport service publish --local http://10.0.0.2:3000 --public https://demo.example.com:443'
Tooling	wireport CLI, Docker, docker labels
Composes with	the same free-tier VPS shape as Pangolin and Wiredoor: one host, one WireGuard mesh, public ports bound on the host
Reliability	the gateway is a single public Linux host; losing it loses every published service
Notes	Found by the required search 'wireguard ingress public', not on the supplied list. The README body carries the L4 TCP/UDP claim; the gateway port list came from the search index snippet, so that row is one rung weaker than the rest.
Evidence note	documented A published UDP service through a real gateway would raise this to measured.
Parsed numbers	has-free-tier 0 price USD 0

Evidence 2

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-23	github.com/MultionLabs/wireport	'Reverse proxy with support for HTTP(S) 1/2/3, WebSocket, gRPC (over HTTP/2) and TCP/UDP (Layer-4)'; 'Powered by WireGuard, CoreDNS and Caddy'
2026-10-23	github.com/MultionLabs/wireport/	the gateway is 'a Linux-based machine with Docker installed, a public IP address, and the following open ports: 80/tcp, 443/tcp, 4060/tcp, 51820/udp and 32420-32421/tcp+udp', via the search index snippet of the README

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wg path	none
wg detail	'Powered by WireGuard, CoreDNS and Caddy'. The CLI or Docker labels drive the tunnel; no .conf export is documented.
ingress	tcp+udp
volume stated	No allowance is published; the gateway host's own egress is the limit.
bytes transit	yes
transit note	the gateway terminates and relays; the bytes cross its public NIC both ways

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