Turn your router into a small business
Each of these buttons are direct downloads. After you press download you will be re-directed to set up instructions for each platform.
Turn your Zzz into $$$
Earn crypto with our node pilot
Most of the internet you pay for goes to waste, sitting idle or completely unused. Become a node and earn up to $50 worth of ETH per month.* That’s $600 per year!
We calculate your bandwidth contributions using the following hourly rate: 0 – 30 days: (0 – 720 hours): $0.07 /h
Please note that to receive your bounty payout you must run your node for at least 24 hours per month, with a minimum reserved upload speed of 5 Mbps.
If you do not see yourself on the node leaderboard on our Testnet, check that you have correctly added your ETH wallet address in your node app.
*Available only for United Kingdom, United States, Germanty, Italy.
After you have downloaded and tested, that your node is working, you can enter the bounty pilot here:
Who can get paid for their unused internet?
Anyone with an internet connection can join our bandwidth marketplace.
Hodlrs
Excited by decentralized, token economies? We bet you are. Sell internet, get tokens.
Developers
Freelancers
Open up a passive income stream – no contract needed. Your router works for you, while you get your work done.
Gamers
Sell your excess megabytes without missing a beat. Giving back never felt so easy.
Why Run a
Mysterium Node?
Earn crypto while you sleep
You power the network by sharing your spare bandwidth and receive ETH.
Inbuilt trust & security
Safer traffic from known entities. Whitelisted traffic is pre-selected when you become a node.
No technical skills required
Our app is user-friendly – just a few clicks to get you up and running.
Click on & off
Be a node whenever it suits you, even while you work or sleep.
What is a node?
In a distributed peer-to-peer network, a node represents a single device, such as a Raspberry Pi or computer.
Running a Mysterium Node helps power and maintain that network.
Each Mysterium Node voluntarily contributes its bandwidth, sharing it directly with the entire network without any kind of official host or authority needed.
