UpCloud NAT Gateway

UpCloudNetworkingFree tier available

Managed NAT gateway giving servers on SDN private networks outbound internet access without public IP addresses

Jurisdictional exposure

Provider HQ
EUHelsinki, Finland

Subject to GDPR, Data Act, DGA

Region locations
APACEEAEUUKUS15 regions across 5 jurisdictions
Sovereign option
No sovereign-flagged regions in the catalogue for this service.

Sub-services (4)

Essentials plan

Free single-node gateway included with UpCloud Essentials, up to five per account

Development plan

Non-HA gateway with up to 10,000 connections

Standard and Production plans

High-availability gateways with up to 100,000 connections

Advanced plan

High-availability gateway with up to 250,000 connections

Compliance & Certifications

This service is attested for the following frameworks. Always verify with the provider before relying on a specific compliance posture.

Where this runs

15 regions
12 countries
Commercial regions (15)

Europe (10)

  • Copenhagen
  • Helsinki
  • Helsinki
  • Frankfurt
  • Amsterdam
  • Stavanger
  • Warsaw
  • Madrid
  • Stockholm
  • London

North America (3)

  • Chicago
  • New York
  • San Jose

Asia (1)

  • Singapore

Oceania (1)

  • Sydney

Tags

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Pricing

Pricing model:hourly