Some networking products look affordable
Some networking products look affordable... until you add the licences.
Alta Labs Route10 takes a very different approach.

It combines genuinely capable hardware with the kind of networking and security features normally associated with far more expensive solutions:
• Two hardware-accelerated 10Gbps SFP+ ports
• Four 2.5GbE RJ45 ports
• Two PoE+ ports with a 40W PoE budget
• Up to 25Gbps combined throughput
• IDS/IPS at up to 10Gbps
• Deep-packet inspection
• Multi-WAN failover and load balancing
• VLANs, traffic shaping and advanced firewall controls
• IPsec, WireGuard and IKEv2 VPN support
• Centralised, multi-site cloud management
• Four 2.5GbE RJ45 ports
• Two PoE+ ports with a 40W PoE budget
• Up to 25Gbps combined throughput
• IDS/IPS at up to 10Gbps
• Deep-packet inspection
• Multi-WAN failover and load balancing
• VLANs, traffic shaping and advanced firewall controls
• IPsec, WireGuard and IKEv2 VPN support
• Centralised, multi-site cloud management
That is already an impressive package for the money, but the real value becomes apparent after the router has been installed.
Alta Labs cloud management is free. There is no compulsory controller purchase, annual management licence or subscription required to keep using the router’s core features.
Buy the hardware, deploy it and manage it remotely without creating another recurring bill for your customer.
For MSPs and integrators, that means an enterprise-capable network can be delivered at a highly competitive upfront price, with straightforward remote administration and an exceptionally low total cost of ownership.
Route10 isn’t merely a low-cost 10Gbps router. It is a great example of what networking hardware can offer when advanced functionality isn’t locked behind an ongoing licence.