Netmaker is a networking platform built on WireGuard for mesh VPNs, site-to-site connections and remote access between devices and networks. The project is developed by Gravitl and can be deployed on an organisation's own infrastructure, as the vendor's website describes. A hosted service is also offered for accounts on the vendor's platform. The core is published under the Apache 2.0 licence on GitHub, while some enterprise features are covered by a separate licence in the same repository.
The vendor's website does not name its legal entity or headquarters country, and the location of the hosted service is not stated. The company behind the product is based in the United States. Because the server software can run on the customer's own servers, an organisation can keep keys and network traffic within its own infrastructure without depending on the hosted service. A European organisation using the managed offering should still confirm the contracting party and the hosting location, since US providers can be subject to US legal access requests.