Your dedicated MikroTik
in a European data center
Rent a physical RouterOS device that answers to one tenant. You get a static public IPv4, administrative access over SSH, WinBox and the RouterOS API, WireGuard and BGP. We supply the rack, the power and the uplink.
- Dedicated IPv4
- Hardware assigned per contract
- Direct human support
MikroTik EU-01
Dedicated device · Europe
- Public IP
- 203.0.113.21
- Model
- RB5009UG+S+
- Uptime
- 38d 14h
- WireGuard peers
- 4 online
- RouterOS 7
- WireGuard
- IPsec
- BGP
- OSPF
- VLAN
- NAT
- Firewall
- Policy routing
- QoS
- DHCP
- DNS
What you actually get
Real hardware,
assigned to one tenant
The router in the rack carries your configuration and nothing else. Its interfaces, its serial number and its public IPv4 stay with your account for as long as the contract runs.
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Dedicated hardware
One MikroTik, one customer. The unit keeps its own serial number, MAC addresses and physical ports, and your configuration never moves onto shared equipment.
- 02
Dedicated IPv4
A static public address bound to your router. Whitelist it in banking portals and SaaS admin panels, or point reverse DNS at your own domain.
- 03
Full RouterOS access
Administrative credentials from day one. Reach the device three ways:
- 04
Hosted and operated
We run everything around the box so nobody on your team drives to a data center:
Typical VPN service
- Shared exit IP
- Shared infrastructure
- Vendor-defined configuration
- No routing control
Dedicated MikroTik
- Static IPv4 bound to your device
- Physical hardware under contract
- Full RouterOS, your configuration
- BGP, OSPF, VLAN, policy routing
Services
Choose how much
of the network you run
Every plan gives you an address nobody else shares and a route you can inspect. They differ in how much of the stack you configure yourself.
- Most popular
Static IP Anywhere
A private WireGuard tunnel that terminates on an IPv4 address nobody else uses. Connect from any device and keep the same address.
$38per month
- Up to 100 Mbps
- Dedicated IPv4 address
- Private WireGuard configuration
- Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and MikroTik
Private WireGuard VPN
Your own endpoint with a peer list you control. We size the tunnel around your team and the routes it needs to reach.
Custombuilt for your use case
- Modern WireGuard encryption
- Low-latency routing
- Simple device setup
- QR configuration for mobile devices
Dedicated MikroTik
A physical RouterOS device we rack, power and monitor for you. You hold the admin credentials and write the routing policy.
Custombased on hardware and uplink
- Dedicated hardware and IPv4
- SSH, WinBox and REST API
- Site-to-site tunnels
- Custom network architecture
Need something the table does not cover, such as BGP or your own IP space? Tell us what you are building and we will quote the hardware and uplink for it.
Deployment
Online in three steps
- 01
Choose a service
Pick a plan and place the order in your client area.
- 02
Receive your configuration
We build your WireGuard profile and write setup steps for the device you named.
- 03
Import and connect
Load the profile into your client and route traffic through your own tunnel.
Is this a regular mass-market VPN?
You get a private WireGuard tunnel terminating on an IPv4 address issued to your account alone. Mass-market providers put thousands of people behind one shared address, which is why those addresses end up on block lists.
Which devices are supported?
WireGuard runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and MikroTik RouterOS. Mobile setup uses a QR code.
Can I use it for a home or business network?
Both work. Route a single device through the tunnel, or push an entire office through a MikroTik for site-to-site connectivity.
Who helps with configuration?
We do. Support covers choosing the topology, importing the profile and getting the first handshake to come up.
Is the MikroTik physically dedicated to me?
Yes. The device is assigned to one account and never shared with another customer.
Do I get full RouterOS access?
Yes. You hold administrative credentials and reach the device over SSH, WinBox and the RouterOS API.
Need your own static IP?
Get a private tunnel and an address that stays yours, without renting a server or wiring the network yourself.