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www.rustunnel.com/docs/reference/udp-tunnels.mdUDP port forward (self hostable server, managed cloud)egress/rustunnelJSONcomparereport an errorprovider JSON

Free allowance
Create a free account and generate an auth token; self-hosting is free under AGPL.
Verdict
paidno free allowance; listed for its price
Cost
no price statedsee Price below
Identity
emailno card, no phone
Binding limit
volume-quotano free byte allowance published; the managed cloud is metered and billed from USD 3/month
Evidence
documented3 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 tierCreate a free account and generate an auth token; self-hosting is free under AGPL. The managed cloud is pay-as-you-go from USD 3/month.
unit none; metered on unstated
PriceUSD 0
Limits
  • volume-quota (binding) no free byte allowance published; the managed cloud is metered and billed from USD 3/month source
Bindingvolume-quota A metered service with no published free allowance binds on bytes by construction: at one TiB a month a user is a paying customer. Self-hosting moves the cost to a VM, which is a compute-lane answer rather than an egress answer.
Identityemail a free account and a generated auth token: 'Access to the hosted service requires an auth token. Create a free account and generate one yourself.' https://www.rustunnel.com/docs/quickstart.md
EgressNo free byte allowance is published anywhere read. The managed service is 'Pay-as-you-go from $3/mo - idle time always free'; ingress: udp
free allowance: none published
Interfacecli, rest mytunnel client, a live dashboard, Prometheus metrics and an audit log
Toolingmytunnel client from brew or a binary, self-hostable server in Rust
Composes withself-hosting on a free VM turns this into a free UDP relay; the managed cloud does not
Reliabilitysessions are reaped after 60 seconds of inactivity, which suits WireGuard keepalive but means an idle peer is torn down
NotesThe UDP implementation is the best documented of any free-or-cheap tunnel found, and it is the wrong side of a paywall for a user. There is no pricing page: /pricing and /pricing.html both 404, so the only price statement is the homepage sentence.
Evidence notedocumented The UDP mechanics and the pay-as-you-go price are read from the vendor's own pages. The openness is the free-account sentence with no allowance behind it. Raise by signing up free, running mytunnel udp against a listener, and reading whether a port is allocated and whether it survives a restart.
Parsed numbers
  • has-free-tier 0
  • price USD 0
Evidence 3
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-23www.rustunnel.com/docs/reference/udp-tunnels.mdUDP tunnels exist, the public port comes from a dedicated UDP range, sessions are reaped after 60 seconds of inactivity
2026-10-23www.rustunnel.com/'Pay-as-you-go from $3/mo - idle time always free. Or self-host free under AGPL', plus 'Start free' and 'free self-hosting under AGPL'
2026-10-23www.rustunnel.com/docs/quickstart.md'Create a free account' and 'Access to the hosted service requires an auth token'; no allowance stated
More fields 6
wg pathunknown
wg detailUDP tunnels are real and documented: 'rustunnel UDP tunnels forward datagrams from a public port on the tunnel server to a local UDP service', with 'Public port - allocated from a dedicated UDP port range on the server' and a 60-second session idle timeout. Whether a free hosted account gets a port, and whether the port is fixed, is not stated. https://www.rustunnel.com/docs/reference/udp-tunnels.md
ingressudp
volume statedNo free byte allowance is published anywhere read. The managed service is 'Pay-as-you-go from $3/mo - idle time always free'.
bytes transityes
transit notethe managed relay carries the datagrams, or the self-hosted server does
Unknown values 2
  • per object cap stated: the field does not apply to this kind of offer
  • retention stated: the field does not apply to this kind of offer