Check Your Compatibility
Find out in 60 seconds if your home internet setup will work with NomadVPN Pro. We'll recommend the perfect package for your situation.
Who is your home internet provider?
This helps us determine if you can host a VPN server at home.
ISP Compatibility
Check if your internet provider supports VPN hosting
Easy Setup
Straightforward port forwarding. Works with our Easy Setup package.
- Xfinity/Comcast
- Spectrum
- AT&T Fiber
- Verizon Fios
- Cox
- Google Fiber
- Frontier Fiber
Complex Setup
May require extra configuration. Works with our Complex Setup package.
- CenturyLink
- Optimum/Altice
- Any ISP + Mesh WiFi
Remote VPN Only
Uses CGNAT - can't host VPN at home. Our Remote VPN Access works perfectly.
- T-Mobile Home Internet
- Verizon 5G Home
- Starlink
- Fixed Wireless Provider
Don't see your ISP? Use our compatibility checker or book a consultation.
Why Compatibility Matters
What is CGNAT?
CGNAT (Carrier-Grade NAT) is when your ISP shares one public IP address among many customers. This is common with 5G home internet and satellite providers. It prevents you from hosting a VPN server at home because incoming connections can't reach your router.
What About Mesh WiFi?
Mesh WiFi systems like Google Nest, Eero, or Orbi often run in "router mode" which creates a double NAT situation. This requires additional configuration to allow VPN traffic through. Our Complex Setup package handles this.
Upload Speed Matters
When you're traveling and connecting back to your home VPN, your home's upload speed becomes your download speed abroad. We recommend at least 10 Mbps upload for reliable video calls and streaming.
We've Got You Covered
Even if your ISP uses CGNAT, our Remote VPN Access service connects you to our managed infrastructure instead. You still get a residential US IP - just through our network instead of your home.