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domains
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Providers
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- tk domains r free : http://www.dot.cf/en/index.html?lang=en
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- http://www.dot.cf/en/index.html?lang=en
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- freenom (no longer available)
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ml is the country tld of mali Mali leased it to freenom and lease is expired
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- https://freedns.afraid.org
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- noip
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- https://nic.eu.org/
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- freenom : doesnt work
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- https://freedomain.one/
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- https://dash.domain.digitalplat.org/auth/register
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- https://desec.io/signup : for residential ip and needs ip to be changed
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- https://www.duckdns.org : login with github/google
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- https://github.com/abint7/free-domains?tab=readme-ov-file
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- Exposing localhost
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ngrok (ngrok http 80)
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serveo (no signup required) : https://serveo.net/ (sometimes it dont work)
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PageKite
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localtunnel
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https://github.com/openziti/zrok : can self host it too
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boringproxy
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BrowserStack
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https://localhost.run/
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https://loophole.cloud/ (for http services, provides https domain too) (./loophole http 3006)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QddDX5x7Iz4 : for ssh using ngrok
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(just type ngrok tcp 22) to make ssh accessible to public internet, limited to 1 connection
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- Checking pot forwarding
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portchecker.io
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- Handling blocked port forwarding
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https://portmap.io/register (Sounds promising) (tried but not working :( )
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https://www.saashub.com/portmap-io-alternatives
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using a vpn
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https://www.reddit.com/r/india/comments/dwrn33/port_forwarding_in_jio_fiber_router/
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https://tailscale.com/kb/1223/funnel/ : tailscale (can expose http to internet upto 3 users but cant tls/ssh)
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zerotier (wont expose to whole internet but useful for playing minecraft and all)
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It doesnt port forward but what it does it creating virtual local area netwrok as people r using same wifi who is using zerotier app anywhere in world. Somene in usa, russia, china can all be part of virtual LAN if using this app
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https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeNetworking/comments/18f9z9y/my_isp_doesnt_allow_port_forwarding_what_are_my/
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### more for exposing localhost
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**from llm**
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Yes, there are several services similar to **ngrok** that create secure tunnels from your localhost to the public internet and provide **static/fixed domains** (either branded subdomains like `yourname.service.com` or full custom domains you own).
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ngrok's free tier gives only a random or one reserved static subdomain (with limitations like warnings), while static/persistent ones are mostly paid. Many alternatives offer better free tiers or lower-cost static options, especially in 2026.
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Here's a breakdown of popular ones that support **static domains** (persistent URLs that don't change on restart):
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### Free or Very Low-Cost with Static Domain Support
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- **Cloudflare Tunnel** (cloudflared)
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Completely **free** (no bandwidth limits for basic use).
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Use your own domain (e.g., `matrix.yourdomain.com`) for a fixed URL — requires adding your domain to Cloudflare (free).
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No random changes; the tunnel stays on the same hostname as long as it's running.
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Great for Matrix/Synapse (HTTPS by default, no interstitial pages).
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Setup is a bit more involved than ngrok (dashboard + CLI), but it's reliable and production-grade.
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- **LocalXpose**
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Free tier: 2 active HTTP tunnels with **persistent subdomains** (e.g., your-chosen-name.localxpose.io — static on free).
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Paid starts low (~$6-8/mo) for more tunnels, custom domains, UDP/TCP, unlimited bandwidth.
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Often praised as a direct ngrok replacement with fewer restrictions.
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- **Pinggy**
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Free tier available (no signup for basic).
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Supports **persistent subdomains** and custom domains (even on lower plans).
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Paid from ~$2.5-3/mo for full features like custom domains and persistent ports.
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Very cheap and easy (SSH-based, no install sometimes).
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- **InstaTunnel** (mentioned a lot in 2026 comparisons)
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Free plan includes **persistent custom subdomains** (choose your own like `sagar.instatunnel.com` — no random changes).
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Much more generous free tier than ngrok (longer sessions, no warnings).
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Paid ~$5/mo for advanced stuff.
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Positioned as a "better free ngrok" for daily dev use.
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- **Playit.gg**
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Free tier with up to 4 tunnels (TCP/UDP focus, good for games but works for HTTP).
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**Static/custom domains** on paid (~$3/mo).
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Simple for basic needs.
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- **Zrok** (open-source, based on OpenZiti)
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Free/self-hosted option — fully unlimited, supports static if you self-host or use their service.
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Public sharing with persistent links possible.
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### Other Notable Ones
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- **Localtonet** — Often ranked top in 2026 lists; free tier + cheap paid (~$2/tunnel/mo) with custom domains, UDP, unlimited bandwidth.
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- **Tailscale Funnel** — Free for personal use; static via your Tailscale setup (more VPN-like, but exposes services publicly with fixed names).
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- **localhost.run** or **Tunnelmole** — Free/basic, but custom/static domains usually paid/low-cost.
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### Quick Comparison Table (Focus on Static Domain)
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| Service | Free Static/Subdomain? | Custom Domain (Your Own)? | Paid Starts At | Notes for Synapse/Matrix Use |
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| ngrok | 1 reserved (free), but limited | Paid only | ~$8-10/mo | Warnings on free; paid for stable |
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| Cloudflare Tunnel | Yes (with your domain) | Yes (free) | Free | Best free fixed domain; no warnings |
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| LocalXpose | Yes (persistent subdomains) | Yes | ~$6-8/mo | Generous free; good alternative |
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| Pinggy | Limited free; yes on paid | Yes | ~$2.5-3/mo | Cheap & easy |
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| InstaTunnel | Yes (custom subdomains free) | Likely paid | ~$5/mo | Very dev-friendly free tier in 2026 |
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| Localtonet | Basic free | Yes | ~$2/mo | UDP support, highly rated |
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For your Matrix Synapse setup (since you have a domain already), **Cloudflare Tunnel** is still one of the strongest free options for a truly static, professional URL without paying extra. If you want something simpler with a free branded static subdomain (no need to manage DNS), try **InstaTunnel** or **LocalXpose** first — they're closer to ngrok's "just run a command" feel.
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Which one sounds most appealing (e.g., completely free with your domain, or easiest with branded static subdomain)? I can give exact setup steps for it!
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- Port forwarding
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By default, routers can transmit any outgoing traffic but for any traffic from external device to router ie inbound traffic, port forwarding needs to be alloweed
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