Wantastic ofrece a las flotas de MikroTik RouterOS y OpenWRT un overlay privado y sin agentes para Winbox, diseñado para CGNAT, Starlink y LTE. Accede a routers remotos sin IP pública, hubs VPN ni trucos de redirección de puertos.
Sin tarjeta de crédito • Soporte nativo de WireGuard • Arquitectura P2P aislada
Conecta toda tu flota de MikroTik y Linux en una red overlay zero-trust — sin IP pública, sin servidores VPN, sin configuración compleja. Accede a cualquier dispositivo con Winbox, WebSSH o API desde cualquier lugar.
Pega un script en RouterOS y tu dispositivo está en línea. Sin software que instalar, sin mantenimiento.
Usamos el cliente WireGuard integrado de MikroTik — sin sobrecarga de rendimiento, sin código personalizado en tu router y compatibilidad total con RouterOS 7.
Cada inquilino tiene un router virtual dedicado — completamente aislado de otros usuarios e internet público.
Funciona detrás de CGNAT, Starlink y LTE sin reenvío de puertos. Los dispositivos se conectan directamente de forma P2P a través de un mesh overlay cifrado.
Conéctate a cualquier MikroTik con tu cliente Winbox nativo — sin IP pública ni servidor VPN.
Cada dispositivo tiene su propio endpoint seguro. Tu equipo completo puede conectarse simultáneamente con cuentas separadas, auditoría completa y soporte nativo de RoMON.
Por defecto, los dispositivos están aislados. Tú decides cuáles pueden comunicarse usando reglas ACL simples.
Define políticas de acceso por dispositivo o grupo usando el editor de topología visual. Crea segmentación de red compleja sin tocar ninguna configuración de router.
Abre una sesión de terminal en tu navegador — permanece activa incluso después de cerrar la pestaña.
Reanuda tu sesión desde cualquier dispositivo exactamente donde la dejaste. Sin conexiones interrumpidas, sin trabajo perdido a mitad de tarea.
Funciona en dispositivos con tan solo 32MB RAM. Sin módulos de kernel, sin acceso root requerido.
Instala con un solo comando en OpenWRT, Raspberry Pi o cualquier sistema Linux. Conecta tus dispositivos IoT y embebidos al mismo overlay seguro que tu flota MikroTik.
Sin configuración compleja. Sin llamadas de ventas empresariales. Solo conecta y listo.
Sin Agente para MikroTik
Conéctate de forma nativa usando el WireGuard integrado de MikroTik o instala nuestro agente ligero `wantasticd` en Linux. Sin configuraciones complejas, sin dependencias.
Superposición Segura
Crea instantáneamente una red de superposición segura en todos tus dispositivos. Sin necesidad de enrutamiento manual complejo o configuración de VPN.
Aislamiento de Inquilinos
Cada inquilino obtiene un router virtual dedicado aislado en un entorno sandbox. Define grupos, enlaces y reglas ACL sobre los protocolos disponibles dentro de tus subredes.
WebSSH y Gestión
Accede a tus dispositivos utilizando un punto de acceso único para cada uno. Usa nuestra terminal de navegador de alto rendimiento u otras herramientas de gestión remota.
Real feedback from WISPs, NOC teams, and network engineers managing MikroTik and OpenWRT fleets.
“We run a regional WISP with 60+ CPE routers, all behind our ISP's CGNAT. Before Wantastic, a truck roll to a downed site cost us $150+ and half a day. Now I open Winbox from my phone, push the config fix in 3 minutes, and the site is back up before the customer even calls back. ROI was immediate.”
Mar 2025“Client had a hAP ax³ behind Starlink with RoMON enabled to manage 8 downstream switches. Every remote Winbox tool I tried either didn't support RoMON or required a VPN server I had to babysit. Wantastic handled it out of the box. Deployed in 4 minutes using the auto-import script.”
Feb 2025“I manage 12 OpenWRT access points at remote farm sites with terrible LTE connectivity. wantasticd uses barely any RAM — confirmed 4 MB on a GL.iNet AR300M. The WebSSH session persists even when my laptop sleeps, so I can resume exactly where I left off the next morning. Game changer for slow links.”
Jan 2025“200 RouterOS devices, 4 countries, one NOC team. We had a ransomware scare last year where lateral movement was the real risk. Wantastic's zero-trust ACL model means each device is isolated by default — you explicitly allow inter-device traffic. That architecture actually stopped a real incident in January.”
Dec 2024“Switched from a self-hosted WireGuard jump server. Maintaining that thing was a part-time job — updates, certs, firewall rules. With Wantastic I ran the import script on each MikroTik, verified the tunnel in the console, and deleted my jump server the same afternoon. I don't miss it at all.”
Nov 2024“My biggest concern was traffic being proxied through Wantastic's servers adding latency to my Winbox sessions. Tested it with ping and it's P2P — traffic goes device-to-device, not through a relay. Config changes that used to feel sluggish over VPN are now snappy. That P2P architecture is the real selling point.”
Oct 2024“We trialled Wantastic on the free plan for 6 weeks before committing. Three devices, full Winbox v4 access, no credit card. That's a real evaluation, not a crippled demo. When we upgraded, the billing page was straightforward and nothing broke. Honestly refreshing compared to how other tools handle trials.”
Sep 2024“Dug into the protocol layer out of curiosity. They're running post-quantum key exchange on the overlay tunnels, not just vanilla WireGuard. For a tool managing critical network infrastructure that's the right call. Most remote access vendors still ship 2019-era crypto. This one clearly has security people involved.”
Aug 2024“We run a regional WISP with 60+ CPE routers, all behind our ISP's CGNAT. Before Wantastic, a truck roll to a downed site cost us $150+ and half a day. Now I open Winbox from my phone, push the config fix in 3 minutes, and the site is back up before the customer even calls back. ROI was immediate.”
Mar 2025“Client had a hAP ax³ behind Starlink with RoMON enabled to manage 8 downstream switches. Every remote Winbox tool I tried either didn't support RoMON or required a VPN server I had to babysit. Wantastic handled it out of the box. Deployed in 4 minutes using the auto-import script.”
Feb 2025“I manage 12 OpenWRT access points at remote farm sites with terrible LTE connectivity. wantasticd uses barely any RAM — confirmed 4 MB on a GL.iNet AR300M. The WebSSH session persists even when my laptop sleeps, so I can resume exactly where I left off the next morning. Game changer for slow links.”
Jan 2025“200 RouterOS devices, 4 countries, one NOC team. We had a ransomware scare last year where lateral movement was the real risk. Wantastic's zero-trust ACL model means each device is isolated by default — you explicitly allow inter-device traffic. That architecture actually stopped a real incident in January.”
Dec 2024“Switched from a self-hosted WireGuard jump server. Maintaining that thing was a part-time job — updates, certs, firewall rules. With Wantastic I ran the import script on each MikroTik, verified the tunnel in the console, and deleted my jump server the same afternoon. I don't miss it at all.”
Nov 2024“My biggest concern was traffic being proxied through Wantastic's servers adding latency to my Winbox sessions. Tested it with ping and it's P2P — traffic goes device-to-device, not through a relay. Config changes that used to feel sluggish over VPN are now snappy. That P2P architecture is the real selling point.”
Oct 2024“We trialled Wantastic on the free plan for 6 weeks before committing. Three devices, full Winbox v4 access, no credit card. That's a real evaluation, not a crippled demo. When we upgraded, the billing page was straightforward and nothing broke. Honestly refreshing compared to how other tools handle trials.”
Sep 2024“Dug into the protocol layer out of curiosity. They're running post-quantum key exchange on the overlay tunnels, not just vanilla WireGuard. For a tool managing critical network infrastructure that's the right call. Most remote access vendors still ship 2019-era crypto. This one clearly has security people involved.”
Aug 2024Everything you need to know before getting started.
Únete a miles de profesionales de redes que usan Wantastic para gestionar sus dispositivos MikroTik y OpenWRT.