Introducing Viaalink Relay
Viaalink Relay is your own server with automatic HTTPS on your own domain — the door that gives you an address.
What a Viaalink Relay is
Viaalink Relay is your own server on your own domain, with automatic HTTPS.
A Viaalink Relay is the door that gives you an address: one address where people and phones reach what you share, from anywhere. You run a Relay on your own server, NAS, or PC and point your own domain name at it. From your machine, you publish a local port with the Viaalink CLI:
via publish 3000Your machine connects out to your Relay, which publishes it as an HTTPS address on your own domain and carries calls through firewalls.
Who it is for
Viaalink Relay is built for people and organizations who want their addresses, meetings, and notes on their own machines:
- Developers who want to publish a local port from localhost to a real HTTPS address on their own domain with
via publish 3000. - Offices and teams running an office Relay on a NAS or PC to unlock meetings and chat in the Viaalink app, including calls through firewalls.
- Organizations self-hosting a Relay on a Linux server or in Docker under their own domain.
Plans start free
Every Relay starts with Free (€0/yr) for up to 10 connected devices, with calls through firewalls included (visitors to your published addresses are not counted).
Paid plans (incl. VAT, per year) add commercial use and fair-use limits beyond Free:
- Free — €0/yr (up to 10 connected devices)
- Personal — €99/yr
- Team — €490/yr
- Business — €1.490/yr (3 installations)
- Enterprise — from €3.500/yr
Non-profit organizations with ANBI status under €250k receive Team free; other non-profits receive 50% off.
See how it works and compare plans on /relay, or read the documentation in Relay Overview.