Your Wi-Fi.
A simpler setup.

Find the way to your router settings. Choose your provider or router brand, and we’ll guide you to a likely local gateway or official setup app.

Let’s find your router.

Start with the details you know.

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Checking your connectionWe only read signals your browser chooses to share.

Loading the router directory. Common gateway links are available below.

Router models can vary. Check the device label if the first route does not work.

No installationNo password collectionNo network scan

A little guidance. A clearer connection.

A place to find
your next step.

Browse providers, router brands and common gateways. Choose a profile to see its suggested setup route.

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Directory inclusion is informational, not an endorsement. Provider equipment and gateway addresses may change by plan, model, or region.

Know your gateway?
Go straight there.

Connect to your router’s Wi-Fi first, then try a common local address. The right one depends on your network.

A few steps.
You’re on your way.

Start with a connection to your router. Its own settings page or official app will take you through any changes.

  1. 01
    Join the router's network

    Use Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable. Mobile data alone cannot reach most local router pages.

  2. 02
    Open the recommended route

    Try the primary gateway, then an alternative. Mesh systems may send you to an official app.

  3. 03
    Use the router's own credentials

    Look at the device label or credentials set by the owner. Never enter them on an unrelated website.

Your router.
Your credentials.

We don’t ask for your router password or scan devices on your network. Gateway links open directly between your browser and your router.

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A little more
help, right here.

Answers to common questions about finding and opening your router settings.

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Can this page detect my exact router model?

No. An ordinary website cannot read your Wi-Fi name or exact router model. We use general browser hints and your confirmed provider or brand to make a transparent recommendation.

Why does the router page fail to open?

Check that you are connected to the router's Wi-Fi, turn off mobile data or VPN temporarily, and try another listed gateway. Some mesh systems work only through their official app.

Is a “not secure” message normal on a local gateway?

Many routers use a local HTTP page or a self-signed certificate. Confirm that the address is a local gateway and never continue if the page sends you to an unfamiliar public domain.

Does SautiLink know my router password?

No. Local gateway pages communicate directly with the router on your network. SautiLink does not request or receive the credentials you enter there.

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