Bring to work

You use it at home. Now bring it to work.

Half our enterprise customers started as one engineer's homelab. Here's the playbook for the internal pitch.

The pitch in four slides

Problem: the VPN ticket queue

Pull the numbers — connectivity tickets, VPN downtime, onboarding time. That's the cost of the status quo.

Solution: identity-based mesh

One diagram: today's concentrator hair-pins versus direct peer-to-peer. Show a live demo from your laptop.

Proof: pilot in a week

Free tier, one team, real workloads. Parallel run — nothing changes for anyone else.

Ask: one team + a budget line

Premium seats for the pilot team costs less than the hours it saves. Expand after the metrics land.

Objection handling

"We just renewed the VPN appliance."

Perfect — run in parallel until the renewal date. The pilot costs nothing; the switch decision gets a year of evidence.

"Security will never approve it."

Send them the security page: deny-by-default ACLs, session recording, audit export. Most reviews finish in an afternoon.

"Is my IT department the bottleneck?"

The pilot needs neither a change window nor new hardware. MDM pushes the client; SSO handles the rest.

"What does it cost, honestly?"

Public per-seat pricing, no quotes. See the pricing page — the calculator is honest.

Tools for the pitch

Get the bring-to-work kit

The pitch deck (editable), a security one-pager for your CISO, and a 90-day rollout checklist — everything above, as templates.

Start the pilot this week

Free, parallel, reversible — the lowest-risk proposal you'll ever write.