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Teitunnel vs Pinggy
Teitunnel and Pinggy compared — starting a tunnel over SSH, session limits, UDP, domains and inspection.
Pinggy starts a tunnel with a plain ssh command, so nothing has to be installed, and it
carries HTTP, TCP, UDP and TLS. Teitunnel is an app for Cloudflare Tunnel with a
CLI for terminals and servers.
| Teitunnel | Pinggy Free | |
|---|---|---|
| Start | one click, or teitunnel share 3000 | ssh -p 443 -R0:localhost:8000 … free.pinggy.io |
| How long | until you stop it | 60 minutes |
| Address | random trycloudflare.com, or any name on your domain | random, new after each restart |
| Your own domain | free, once it's on Cloudflare | Pro and Enterprise plans |
| Protocols to the public | HTTP and WebSockets; TCP through Cloudflare | HTTP(S), TCP, UDP, TLS |
| Inspect and replay | the inspector | a web debugger in its dashboard |
Checked 2026-09-26
From pinggy.io. Pinggy's pages are the final word.
When Pinggy fits better
- You're on a machine where you can't install anything, and
sshis all there is. - You need public UDP, for a game server for example.
When Teitunnel fits better
- The share should outlast an hour, or keep its address.
- You want your own domain at no extra cost, logins, or a static copy online while you're away.
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