Set up your authentication token

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You can use the global Expose network by creating an account. The network comes with a free plan that is limited to the free server in our data center in Germany, uses randomized tunnel names for every connection and has a time limit for every connection.

Expose Pro and Expose for Teams users have access to our global high-performance network with servers across the globe, they can also reserve subdomains and add custom domains to the network. The connections don't have a time limit and you can connect to identical tunnels so that you can use the same links everytime you connect.

After logging into Expose platform for the first time, you'll see the installation steps for Expose, as well as your authentication token. Copy the command to your clipboard to setup your authentication token.

Setting your token

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The simplest way to configure your authentication token and pick the nearest server location is by using the command line.

expose token YOUR_TOKEN

Laravel Herd

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If you use Laravel Herd as your local development environment, you can configure the token via the settings.