Cover for your people
Armor Network
Head office, branches, and staff on the road- all behind one Cloudflare firewall over the internet connections you already pay for—designed, rolled out, and run by Tremhost engineers.
10 people minimum.
Every branch is its own security problem
Armor Network is a branch network security solution for organizations with multiple sites. Instead of a separate firewall at every branch and a leased line between them, each site connects to Cloudflare over its ordinary fiber or LTE link, and one set of rules — managed by our team in Harare — decides who can reach what. Staff working from home or in the field get the same protection on their laptops.
Multi-site organisations end up with a different setup at each location, installed by whoever was available that year, understood by nobody currently employed:
01 A different firewall at every site
Different vendors, different rules, different passwords. No one view of what's happening across the business.
02 Leased lines you're still paying for
Expensive circuits between branches doing a job that a software network now does for a fraction of the cost.
03 Remote staff on nothing at all
Field officers and depot managers connecting over whatever WiFi is available, straight into your systems.
| What the per-person price covers | |
|---|---|
| Everything below is included at one price. No setup fee, no per-incident invoice, no surprise line items. | |
| Everything in Armor Workforce | included |
| Branches joined over a software-defined WAN | included |
| Cloud network firewall on all traffic, every site | included |
| Remote and field staff on the same private network | included |
| No firewall appliance to buy or maintain per branch | included |
| Network designed and documented before anything changes | included |
| Cutover planned around your trading hours, branch by branch | included |
| Monthly traffic and blocked-threat report across the estate | included |
| Named engineer on call for the whole network | included |
| Everything above, per person | $9 / month |
| It costs less than buying it direct | ||
|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare does not sell this self-serve at any published price — it is contract-only, negotiated per organisation. We sell it per seat, from ten people. | ||
| What you want | Direct price | Tremhost |
| Per-person licence | contract only, no public price | $9 / mo |
| Firewall appliance per branch | $1,000s in hardware | $0 |
| Network design and documentation | consultancy day rate | included |
| Cutover work | project fee | quoted, planned with you |
| Ongoing changes and monitoring | support contract | included |
| No hardware. No circuits. | Branches join over the internet you already pay for. The saving is different for every organisation, which is why we survey first and put the number in writing before you commit to anything. | |
| Cloudflare list prices from cloudflare.com/plans. We are a Cloudflare partner and buy at wholesale across thousands of accounts — that is the whole reason we can charge less than you would pay going direct. | ||
Questions people actually ask
1. Do we need to replace our existing internet connections?
No. Armor Network runs over the connections you already have at each branch — including ordinary fibre and LTE. It replaces the firewalls and the private circuits between sites, not the internet itself.
2. What happens when a branch loses connectivity?
That branch drops off the private network until its link returns; the others are unaffected. If a site is critical we'll design a second path for it, which we'll cost in the survey.
3. How long does a rollout take?
Depends on branch count and trading hours. A four-branch business is usually a fortnight; a twenty-branch estate is a phased project over a couple of months. The survey gives you a dated plan, not an estimate.
4. Is the $9 the whole cost?
It's the ongoing licence per person. The rollout — design, cutover, any on-site work — is quoted separately after the survey, because pretending it's free would just mean hiding it in the seat price.
5. Can we keep our existing firewalls?
You can, though most clients retire them once they see the duplicate cost. We'll tell you honestly in the survey which ones are still earning their keep.
6. How do I stop it happening again?
The report tells you exactly how they got in, and we harden that route as part of the job. The honest long-term answer is Shield, where the cleanup is included and somebody is watching between incidents.
