ROCKET PUBLIC IPV4

Your Own Public IP.
Even Behind CGNAT.

Your ISP doesn’t have to decide whether you get a public IP.

Get a dedicated IPv4 address routed directly to your network over an encrypted WireGuard connection — even when you’re behind CGNAT on Starlink, 5G, cable, fiber, or any other internet connection.

START YOUR 30-DAY FREE TRIAL

$25/month after trial  •  No credit card required  •  No long-term contract

DEDICATED IPV4

INBOUND TCP + UDP

WORKS BEHIND CGNAT

WIREGUARD

30-DAY FREE TRIAL

Your Internet Works.
But CGNAT Gets in the Way.

Many modern Internet services put customers behind Carrier-Grade NAT. You can browse the Internet fine, but hosting any resources is difficult.

No Public IPv4

Your ISP gives you private addressing behind a shared public IP.

Inbound Traffic Blocked

Port forwarding can’t solve a CGNAT problem when your router never receives the public address.

Servers Become Difficult

Remote access, cameras, NAS devices, GPU rigs and other home servers become much harder to reach.

Rocket Gives You Back Your Public IP.

Rocket routes a dedicated public IPv4 address through an encrypted WireGuard tunnel directly to your network.

Dedicated IPv4

Your own public IPv4 address.

Inbound TCP & UDP

65,535 ports! Your firewall determines what’s allowed.

Encrypted Tunnel

WireGuard connects your network to Rocket.

Keep Your ISP

Keep your existing Starlink, 5G, cable or fiber connection.

Built for the Things That Need a Public IP

If you need connections to reach something on your network, Rocket Public IPv4 is designed for that.

🏠 Home Servers

Run servers, game servers, web applications and other services that need inbound connectivity.

📹 Security Cameras

Reach cameras and other devices remotely without depending on your ISP for a public IPv4.

🏠 Home Assistant

Connect to your Home Assistant installation and other smart-home services remotely.

🧠 GPU Rigs & AI

Make your GPU accessible on platforms like Clore & Vast.

💾 NAS & Storage

Access your NAS and other storage systems remotely using your own public IPv4.

💼 Remote Access

Give yourself a reliable public endpoint for remote administration and other applications.

Simple Pricing. One Public IPv4.

No complicated tiers. No long-term contract. Just a dedicated public IPv4 routed to your network.

ROCKET PUBLIC IPV4

$25

per month

✓ One dedicated public IPv4 address
✓ Inbound TCP & UDP
✓ 65,535 ports!
✓ Works behind CGNAT
✓ Works with ANY WireGuard client
✓ Windows, Linux & many routers
✓ Same-day provisioning
✓ No long-term contract

START YOUR 30-DAY FREE TRIAL

No credit card required.

How It Works

1

Start Your Trial

Sign up for Rocket Public IPv4 and receive your network configuration.

2

Get Your IPv4

Rocket assigns your dedicated public IPv4 address.

3

Connect WireGuard

Utilize your config on a compatible firewall/router or even a Windows/Linux software client.

4

You’re Public

Inbound traffic can now reach your network through a dedicated public IP.

Frequently Asked Questions

We have a 30-year track-record! Please don’t confuse us with similarly named companies in Germany and Ohio. Click here for additional background on our company.
Yes. To avoid structural network performance bugs like Double-NAT and SIP translation errors, we recommend putting your satellite terminal into Bypass (Bridge) Mode using your mobile app. This turns the satellite modem into a transparent bridge, allowing our hardware gateway to directly secure and route your public traffic.
If you are using a Generation 2 terminal (the rectangular dish without a built-in Ethernet port), yes. You will need to purchase the official $25 Ethernet Adapter from the manufacturer’s shop to connect our hardware gateway. If you are running the newer Gen 3 (V4) terminal, you can plug directly into the standard ports on the back.
No. Your native internet connection determines your bandwidth. Our tunnel will have little, if any, impact on your upload/download speeds.
Mass-market consumer VPN addresses share IP blocks that are often flagged as commercial proxy nodes. This causes endless security verification CAPTCHAs, and corporate or banking networks often block them completely. As a US-based ISP, we allocate trusted IP’s that pass verification checks. In short, this “overlay” is likely to improve your internet performance.
Yes, T-Mobile utilizes CGNAT for the 5G Home Internet device. Our static IP solution has been tested and is compatible with the T-Mobile 5G service.