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We recently got a great set of questions from someone evaluating hosted zrok for a web-based e-commerce content tool. Their situation: a small team of internal colleagues testing a tool for business work that might later become part of their daily workflow, and their budget was zero dollars. Their main question: Could they use the Free hosted version of zrok? The super-short answer Yes! The short (but with some details) answer If you’re on a small internal team with zero budget, zrok’s Free hosted plan will cover your core needs: A stable HTTPS address Browser access with no install for users Login-gated access for approved colleagues/users. Watch the daily bandwidth (you’re limited to 5GB in any 24-hour period), make sure team knows about the interstitial page, and test from every region where you plan to use it. Before the detailed 5 answers: What’s zrok? zrok (pronounced “zee-rock”) is an open-source tool for sharing things running on your machine, such as… A web app, an API, or a…

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