For companies and teams

Company access, with your data staying on your server.

Remote teams, staging environments, secure access to offices and a device fleet. Zorven runs on your own server, so traffic and data never pass through a SaaS abroad. You decide who reaches what.

Business needs

Control, auditability and data residency for your team

Every feature below is listed with the plan it belongs to. No hidden doors.

Self-hosted, data stays local

Traffic and data stay on your own server, an architecture that suits Turkish KVKK requirements. The hosted version runs on a server in Istanbul.

Organizations, projects and roles

Organization and project structure, owner/admin/member roles, and joining by email invitation. The team page is on Pro and above; the member limit depends on the plan.

Enterprise sign-in

OIDC SSO, 2FA and Google/GitHub login, so it fits alongside your team's existing identity setup.

Device fleet and policies

Device tags, central agent configuration and resource policies based on tags and roles. Agent configuration is on Pro and above.

Zorven Network: a private network without a VPN

Build a private network between your office and remote devices. Zorven Network is on Team and above.

Zero-trust access (Enterprise)

Mandatory 2FA and source IP range conditions. Zero-trust access is available on the Enterprise plan only.

Edge gateway: policy, WAF, mTLS, secrets

Policy engine (including WAF and webhook signature verification), IP allowlist, mTLS and Secret Vault (secrets are stored encrypted). Policy, WAF, secrets and IP allowlist are on Pro and above; OIDC SSO and tunnel mTLS are on every plan.

Audit log and log export

Audit log, alerts and log export. Log export is on Team and above, as are advanced load balancing (round robin, weighted, least connections, latency) and HTTP/TCP health checks. The audit log is kept for 365 days.

Web door

Raw TCP/UDP tunnels such as SSH, databases and games are not left open to everyone: a teammate or customer signs in on the door URL with a password or Google / GitHub and only their own IP address is allowed for the duration you choose (1 hour to 7 days). You can see active grants and revoke them (revoking also signs the person out). Blocked attempts are counted in the statistics. Pro and above; if the plan drops below Pro, the door closes automatically.

Platform mailbox in mail apps

Use your organization mailbox (org-name@mail.zorven.app) in the Gmail app, Outlook, Apple Mail and Thunderbird: IMAP 993, SMTP 587 / 465. App passwords are created per mailbox, shown once and revoked from the dashboard. Sending to external recipients follows the same plan rule as webmail (Enterprise); internal platform addresses are always delivered.

Access control and statistics

On protected tunnels every sign-in attempt (method, provider, identity, result, IP) is stored; 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day summaries are available from the API. A dashboard screen is on the way. Visitors see a branded login page instead of the browser password popup.

Real commands

Add a device, join the private network

Install the client on fleet devices, connect with a token, run it as a service. Reach the private network over a local SOCKS5 proxy.

Install the client on a device (Linux/macOS)

$ curl -fsSL https://zorven.app/install.sh | sudo bash

Connect with the token from the panel

$ zorven authtoken <token>

Run as a background service

$ sudo zorven service install --token zrv_live_...

Join the private network (Team and above)

$ ZORVEN_API_TOKEN=zrv_api_... zorven connect
You reach the private network through a local SOCKS5 proxy; devices stay off the public internet. It needs a service account's API token and a resource policy granting it access.

The visitor side of an SNI TCP tunnel

$ zorven forward <host>

Zero-trust conditions and policies are managed in the panel; these commands are the client side only. See the docs for details.

Which plan fits?

Matched to your team size and requirements

What you need and the plan it lives on, stated plainly. Over quota, speed is reduced but the connection is not cut.

Pro

$12/ month
  • 3 members, 10 projects, team page
  • Policy engine, Secret Vault, IP allowlist
  • 15 clients, 20 tunnels
  • 100 GB per month, 7 days of logs

Enterprise

Custom quote
  • Unlimited resources and members
  • Zero-trust access conditions
  • 90 days of log retention
  • External sending from team webmail; help deploying on your own infrastructure

Team webmail comes as org-name@mail.zorven.app in the panel. For Enterprise, get in touch. Full table: pricing.

Common questions

Business FAQ

Zorven is self-hosted: tunnel traffic stays on your own server and does not pass through a third-party cloud. That architecture suits Turkish KVKK requirements, but you should still do your own compliance assessment. The hosted version runs on a server in Istanbul.
Zero-trust conditions (mandatory 2FA and source IP ranges) are on the Enterprise plan only. On lower plans, the IP allowlist, policy engine and Secret Vault are available from Pro.
Pro and above: API access, team page, policy engine (WAF, webhook signature verification), Secret Vault, IP allowlist, agent configuration. Team and above: Zorven Network, log export, advanced load balancing. Enterprise: zero-trust conditions, unlimited resources, 90 days of logs.
Yes. OIDC SSO, 2FA and Google/GitHub login are supported. An organization has owner, admin and member roles, and you add members by email invitation.
The panel gives your organization a webmail inbox at org-name@mail.zorven.app. Sending to external addresses is on the Enterprise plan. We do not offer email on your own domain.

More answers in the full FAQ.

Take control for your team

Try it on Free, move to Team or Enterprise as you grow. Talk to us about running it on your own infrastructure.