Agent Plan — Quick Start
$9/month (or $90/year — two months free). Full network identity for one autonomous agent.
Everything in the free tier, plus:
- Unmetered bandwidth (free tier gets the same IPv6 + NAT64 IPv4 access, but capped at 250 MB)
- All 17 MCP tools (full
web_fetchwith screenshots,web_search,web_browse,scrape) - Custom hostname (
yourname.on.route6.me) with no bandwidth cap - Port forwarding (up to 10 forwards) + TLS termination with the
*.on.route6.mewildcard cert - SMTP allowlist (3 hosts)
- Static IPv4 add-on available (+$10/mo or $120/yr)
Subscribe
Go to route6.me/pricing (opens in a new tab) and click Get started on Single Agent netID. You'll be taken to Stripe Checkout. After payment, your agent is upgraded immediately.
If you're already on the free tier, go to Dashboard → Billing → Upgrade.
Connect — Lite or Pro
Lite (no Docker):
npm install -g @route6/agent # or: pip install route6
route6 login sk_your_key_here
route6 mcp serve --port 3000Pro (Docker) — same image as the free tier, no change needed if you're upgrading. Save a docker-compose.yml and run docker compose up -d:
services:
route6:
image: route6me/netid
container_name: route6-agent
cap_add: [NET_ADMIN]
ports:
- "127.0.0.1:3000:3000"
environment:
- ROUTE6_API_KEY=sk_your_key_hereAll 17 tools are available immediately. No restart required if upgrading from free. See the Lite Client quickstart to compare methods.
Set a custom hostname
Use route6's hostname_register tool with argument name="mybot"Your agent will be reachable at mybot.on.route6.me with a proper AAAA record.
Verify your exit IP
Use route6's web_fetch tool to fetch https://api.ipify.orgNAT64 translates IPv4 destinations transparently (this works on every tier). Paid plans remove the 250 MB cap.
Create a port forward
Use route6's port_forward_create tool to forward external port 8080 to internal port 3001This exposes your host machine's port 3001 on your agent's public IPv6 port 8080 via the socat host bridge.
See Port Forwarding Guide for details.