Your Nebula control plane,
without running a server.
A control plane for Nebula overlay networks: certificates, networks, groups, firewall rules and device enrollment from one web UI. Get a private hosted instance at your-name.nebulacdr.net in a few minutes, or run the same open-source software yourself.
Nebula Commander Cloud
Your own instance
A dedicated Nebula Commander with its own database and certificate authority. Nothing is shared with other customers except the sign-in service.
Your traffic stays yours
We host the control plane only. Your devices talk to each other directly over Nebula, through lighthouses you run. Your network traffic never passes through us.
Backups and updates
Encrypted nightly backups, plus Nebula Commander updates rolled out after we've tested them.
Open source, no lock-in
It's the same MIT-licensed Nebula Commander you can self-host. Export your own data whenever you want to move.
What Nebula Commander does
Networks and nodes
Create networks, add nodes, allocate IPs and issue certificates. Lighthouses, relays, subnet routers and exit nodes included. Web UI docs
Groups and firewall rules
Put nodes in groups and decide who can reach what, with a diagram that shows the result.
Device clients
Apps for Windows and Linux, plus ncclient for servers and Docker. Enroll with a one-time code; configs and certificates stay up to date. Client docs
Self-host anywhere
Run it with Docker or the NixOS module on your own hardware, free. Installation docs
Simple pricing
Hosted: $9 per month, with unlimited networks and nodes and the full feature set. Cancel any time.
Self-hosted: free. Run the same open-source Nebula Commander on your own hardware.
Compare options Install it yourself
Questions? Ask in the Matrix room or read the code on GitHub.