raspi on service providers?

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PiTunnel

What it does: Offers reverse tunneling, remote terminal (SSH), device monitoring, reboot control, and access to HTTP/VNC—all without needing port forwarding or a static IP.
YouTube
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Reddit
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Raspberry Pi Forums
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pitunnel.com
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Pricing:

Free: 1 device, remote terminal, monitoring, reboot, 1 custom tunnel, 500 MB/day, trial access to named HTTP and WebVNC.

Standard ($5/mo): 2 devices, 4 custom tunnels, 1,000 MB/day, named HTTP, WebVNC, 2 static ports, email alerts.

Pro ($12/mo): 5 devices, unlimited tunnels, same data/day, plus API access. Higher tiers support more devices and bandwidth.
try.pitunnel.com
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pitunnel.com
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Remote.It

What it does: Zero-trust, always-on connectivity without exposing ports or needing VPNs; supports SSH, VNC, HTTP, IoT.
YouTube
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remote.it
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Stack Overflow
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Pricing:

Personal plan: Always free for non-commercial use.

Paid plans: Start at $10/month (Professional), which includes 5 devices plus 3 additional device endpoints per user. Business plans start higher and include more device endpoints.
remote.it
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Pinggy.io

What it does: On-demand tunneling for SSH, HTTP, VNC, and RDP—even behind NAT/CGNAT—without port forwarding.
Software Advice
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Pinggy
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remote.it
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Pricing:

Offers a free tier. Includes reverse tunneling for SSH and HTTP; paid plans are available for persistent URLs and advanced features.
Pinggy
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