Business routing for China
Router coverage, encrypted relay, and fast routes for teams in China.
Throughwire Enterprise is for offices, remote staff, founders, operators, and serviced apartments where the connection has to support real work, shared devices, and internal security review without asking every user to become a network engineer.
Router setup
Zero-Trust Relay
100 to 500 Mbps
Security and privacy
You do not have to trust the tunnel blindly.
Throughwire reduces the connectivity load: premium route, router deployment, and firewall traversal. Your company can still add its own encryption on top, so the sensitive payload remains controlled on your side.
Zero-Trust Relay
Add your own encryption layer before traffic enters Throughwire. We handle the route through the firewall, but your inner tunnel stays private from us.
Router-first deployment
Put shared offices, serviced apartments, TVs, meeting rooms, and guest devices behind one managed router instead of chasing app installs.
Fast premium route
China-focused CN2 GIA routing keeps business tools, calls, uploads, AI products, and admin portals usable at peak hours.
Who it is for
Built for the messy parts of operating from mainland China.
The common thread is not company size. It is whether connectivity affects work, shared spaces, or security controls.
China offices
Put the office WiFi behind a managed route so laptops, phones, meeting systems, printers, and guest devices do not each need their own VPN setup.
Remote teams
Give staff in mainland China a stable path to Slack, Teams, GitHub, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, CRMs, and overseas admin portals.
Founders and operators
Keep calls, file uploads, banking, investor systems, and AI tools reachable without treating connectivity as a daily personal project.
Serviced apartments and team housing
Cover Apple TV, consoles, smart TVs, tablets, work laptops, and visitor devices from the network edge instead of installing apps everywhere.
Deployment options
Apps when users own the device. Routers when the network is the product.
Most business deployments end up with a mix: apps for named users, router coverage for shared spaces, and dedicated IPs where access controls need a stable source.
Managed apps
Best when the team uses company laptops and phones. Each user installs the client, and Throughwire manages routing, keys, and support.
Router-level coverage
Best for offices, apartments, conference rooms, TVs, consoles, printers, and hardware that cannot run a VPN app. One supported router covers the network.
Dedicated IP
Best when headquarters, SaaS admin panels, jump hosts, finance systems, or vendor portals need a stable egress address for allowlisting.
Security reporting
Best for companies that need an operational record of plan, seats, router deployment, support actions, and routing posture. It is not a substitute for legal advice.
For the network-level implementation, read the practical guide to a VPN router setup for a China office, then review the production-route measurement report for the performance methodology.
Consumer VPN vs business routing
The category difference matters more than the brand comparison.
A consumer VPN can be fine for one traveler. A business route has to support repeatable setup, shared hardware, stable egress, and someone accountable when it breaks.
Consumer VPN
- Per-device app install
- Shared consumer transit
- Changing exit IPs
- Limited help for routers and TVs
- Fine for short personal use
Throughwire business
- Managed users and router options
- China-focused routing design
- Dedicated IP available
- Support for shared spaces and devices
- Built for recurring daily work
Contact sales when
- You need router coverage
- You need allowlisting
- You have serviced apartments
- You need security reporting
- You are unsure what will work
Setup process
The first step is scoping, not checkout.
Business deployments are usually simple once the device mix and access rules are clear. The expensive mistakes happen when that work is skipped.
- 1
Confirm the locations, team size, device mix, blocked tools, and whether traffic should run through apps, a router, or both.
- 2
Choose the deployment shape: app-only, one office router, router plus repeaters, dedicated IP, or a mixed setup for staff and shared spaces.
- 3
Provision accounts, route policy, router installer access, and support contacts. For router deployments, Throughwire gives the setup command and checks the result.
- 4
Review the first week of usage and support issues, then adjust router placement, fallback region, dedicated IP rules, or seat allocation as needed.
Limitations
A credible setup still has edges.
Throughwire can improve the route and manage the deployment, but it cannot remove every platform policy, local network issue, hardware constraint, or company compliance obligation.
Not for abuse
Spam, credential stuffing, scraping, BitTorrent abuse, and policy evasion are not supported use cases.
Not legal advice
Security reporting helps internal review, but companies still need their own legal and compliance process for China operations.
Not always app-only
If the important devices are TVs, consoles, meeting hardware, or guest devices, a router deployment is usually the correct shape.
FAQ
Questions to settle before the first invoice.
These are the practical boundaries we use when deciding whether Enterprise is the right fit.
Is Throughwire Enterprise a normal consumer VPN plan?
No. It is for teams and business environments in China that need managed setup, router coverage, dedicated IP options, and support. A consumer VPN may be enough for a short personal trip.
Can one router cover an office or serviced apartment?
Yes, when the space can be placed behind a supported router. Larger or multi-floor spaces may need repeaters, wired backhaul, or more than one access point.
When does a dedicated IP help?
A dedicated IP helps when a company needs stable allowlisting for SaaS admin panels, remote desktop gateways, finance tools, internal jump hosts, or vendor portals.
Does this replace legal or compliance review?
No. Throughwire can provide security and operational reporting about the routing setup, but companies operating in China should still use their own legal and compliance review.
When should we contact sales first?
Contact sales before ordering if you need router coverage, dedicated IPs, more than a standard team setup, serviced-apartment coverage, or documentation for an internal security review.