Features
Peers
Bring up BGP sessions with your routers — MikroTik, FRR, BIRD. eBGP multihop out of the box.
Categories
Ready-made sets of prefixes and domains. Subscribe and the routes are advertised to your router.
Domain → prefix
Route by domain name: BGPCast resolves domains to current prefixes over DNS.
Own prefixes
Announce and filter your own prefixes. Per-peer isolation — each peer sees only its own routes.
Audit log
A full change log: who changed what and when in your configuration.
How it works
Peer your router
Establish a BGP session with the BGPCast route server — parameters are in the app.
Choose your categories
Select ready-made categories of prefixes and domains, or build your own.
Routes on your router
Prefixes are advertised to your router over BGP and update automatically.
FAQ
What is BGPCast?
A cloud BGP route server: connect your router over BGP and receive curated route sets organised into categories of prefixes and domains.
Which routers are supported?
Any router with BGP support. You'll find ready-to-use commands for MikroTik (RouterOS 7.23+), FRR, and BIRD 2 in the Knowledge Base.
What is a category?
A named set of prefixes and domains. Once you subscribe to a category, your router receives its routes; you can also build your own category.
How do I connect?
Sign up, create a peer in the app, and bring up a BGP session following the Knowledge Base instructions.
Why resolve domains to prefixes?
To route by domain name: BGPCast periodically resolves the domain via DNS and announces the current prefixes to your router.