Modern office workspace with shared network coverage

One router. Your whole office.

Connect your team to the tools they need. Set up once, then just join the Wi-Fi.

Get your plan, buy a router, then connect. Set it up yourself, with help available if you need it.

The router chooses the right route.

Chinese services stay local. International services use Throughwire. No switching on and off.

Your office devices

Throughwire router

One setup for every device

Local internet

  • WeChat
  • DingTalk
  • WeCom
  • Feishu
  • Baidu
  • WPS Office

Does not use your Throughwire data

Throughwire

  • Google
  • WhatsApp
  • ChatGPT
  • Gmail
  • YouTube
  • Slack

Uses your shared plan allowance

Unknown destinations use Throughwire by default.

Check how a service is routed

Stop installing a VPN on every device.

Staff join the office Wi-Fi. Laptops, phones and meeting-room screens use the same connection.

Laptops
Phones
Meeting rooms

Built for a whole office, not one laptop.

The router runs Throughwire. Wi-Fi access points extend its reach. Choose a layout to see how they fit together.

Your existing internet connection

Illustrative layout, not a measured coverage map.

Start with one well-placed router.

Place it in an open, central position. Connect nearby desks by cable where practical. Walls and interference determine where extra Wi-Fi coverage is needed.

There is no fixed range in metres. Floor slabs, busy rooms and multiple buildings need a coverage and capacity check.

Send us your office layout →

Already have office Wi-Fi? Devices need to connect through the Throughwire router to use it. Your original Wi-Fi stays unchanged unless you connect it through the new router.

Choose your router.

Get a supported GL.iNet router, or use compatible OpenWrt hardware you already own.

GL.iNet Flint 4 router beside a laptop on a video call
GL.iNet Flint 4 pictured
GL.iNetEasiest setup

New router? Start with Flint 2.

Our guided installer handles a supported GL.iNet router in minutes. No firmware flashing or technical experience needed.

OpenWrt

Already running OpenWrt?

Use a compatible router on supported stable OpenWrt 25.12 or 24.10. Check your model below. Installing OpenWrt itself is a separate technical step.

Check your OpenWrt router’s compatibility

Search the exact model and hardware version. Throughwire needs a supported CPU, at least 128 MB RAM and 35 MB of free storage. The installer checks these before making changes.

Using other firmware? Manual setup requires a client that supports VLESS, REALITY and XTLS-RPRX-Vision. Send us your model and firmware and we can help check your options.

Hardware is purchased separately. Router access is included with every paid plan. Ask us before buying if you’re unsure.

Get a plan. Add a router. Connect.

Once your router is ready, guided setup takes a few minutes. No appointment or IT team needed for a supported GL.iNet router.

  1. 1

    Start with a plan.

    Start with Team 400 GB per month, shared across your team. Router access is included, and you can choose more data as you grow.

    Start with 400 GB
  2. 2

    Get the router.

    Buy a GL.iNet Flint 2, or use a compatible router you already own. Plug it into your existing internet router and join its Wi-Fi. Hardware is purchased separately.

    Buy on

    Choose GL-MT6000. Check delivery to your address at checkout.

  3. 3

    Run setup and connect.

    Open router setup in your account. On a Mac or Windows laptop, follow the copy-and-paste instructions and enter your code and router admin password. Once setup finishes, connect your devices to the router’s Wi-Fi.

    Open router setup

Better routes. Less waiting.

Throughwire uses premium routes out of China for international work. Local services stay local. Real upload and download speeds still depend on your broadband, carrier and chosen route.

Why the route matters

Security you can understand.

Traffic sent through Throughwire is encrypted between your router and our ingress. Keep HTTPS and your company’s security tools enabled; sensitive work can use an additional encryption layer you control.

See the security model

Before you get started.

Which plan should we start with? Is the router included?

Start with Team 400 GB per month, shared across your team. Router access and setup support are included; you buy the router separately. Choose a larger allowance if your team regularly sends large files or uses video heavily.

Can I set it up myself, and how long does it take?

Yes. Once a supported GL.iNet router is connected to the internet, guided setup takes a few minutes. Use a Mac or Windows laptop and follow the instructions in your account. You’ll need your router admin password. No appointment is needed; we’re here if you get stuck.

Can I keep my existing router and Wi-Fi?

Yes. Keep your internet provider’s router and connect a supported GL.iNet router to it. Join the new router’s Wi-Fi to use Throughwire. Your original Wi-Fi stays unchanged. Other router brands need compatible OpenWrt or a supported client.

Will one router cover the whole office?

One well-placed router may be enough for a small office. Larger spaces or several floors may need extra Wi-Fi access points connected to it. Walls and the building layout affect coverage; the diagram above shows the options.

Will it work with our internet provider?

You can use China Telecom, Unicom or Mobile. Speed depends on your broadband line, location, time of day and chosen route. Try your usual calls, uploads and downloads before connecting the whole office.

Does local Chinese traffic use my data allowance?

No. Services routed directly in China do not use your Throughwire data. International traffic carried by Throughwire uses your shared allowance. Ultra counts at 2.5 times the rate: 10 GB on Ultra uses 25 GB of your allowance.

Get your team connected.

Start with Team 400 GB, get your router, and follow the setup in your account.