You do not have a full-time IT person. You still deserve a real firewall.
A guided setup, plain-language screens, and a firewall you genuinely cannot break for good. Firecradle is built for offices without a network administrator on staff.
The problems small offices actually have
None of these need a network engineer to fix. They need a firewall built for people who are not one.
Setup that does not require a class
Plug it in, answer some questions, and the firewall configures itself around your network.
Guests and gadgets, kept in their own lane
Everyone who connects to your network does not need to see everyone else on it.
Staff can work from home safely
A remote-access VPN lets staff reach office files and printers from home, over an encrypted connection, using the same firewall that already protects your building.
How small offices actually use this
A guest needs Wi-Fi without touching the office network
The problem: A visitor asks for the Wi-Fi password. You do not want them anywhere near your accounting software.
A security camera gets hacked
The problem: A cheap Wi-Fi camera has a known flaw. If someone breaks into it, you do not want them one step from your file server.
Everything a small office needs is included
No add-on licence, no separate IT contractor required
Common questions
Do I need to know networking to set this up?
No. A guided setup wizard asks plain questions and configures the firewall for you. Most offices are up and running in about 30 minutes.
What happens if I make a mistake in a setting?
Firecradle saves a snapshot before every change, and anti-lockout protection stops a bad rule from cutting off your own access. You can undo a mistake with one click.
Can guests get onto the same network as our office computers?
No. Guest Wi-Fi runs on its own separate network with its own sign-in page. Guests reach the internet but never your staff laptops or servers.
Can staff working from home reach our files safely?
Yes. Firecradle includes VPN so staff can connect back to the office network from home, using the same firewall that protects your building.

