Terms of use
Updated: 5 August 2026
By using peerblade.com and the my.peerblade.com control panel you accept the terms set out below.
1. About the service
PeerBlade is a control panel for WireGuard servers: a server registry, creating and disabling peers, issuing configurations and showing connection state. PeerBlade is not a VPN provider and does not provide network channels: the WireGuard servers are yours, and user traffic never passes through PeerBlade infrastructure.
2. Your account
- You are responsible for keeping your password safe and for actions performed under your account.
- An administrator account gives full control over connected servers and peers — access to it should be restricted.
- If you suspect a compromise, terminate active sessions and change the password in the settings section.
3. Acceptable use
- You may not use the service for anything that breaks applicable law or infringes the rights of others.
- You may not attempt to disrupt the service, bypass authentication or access other users' data.
- You connect only servers that you are lawfully entitled to manage.
4. Self-hosted installations
PeerBlade is built for self-hosted deployment. If you deploy PeerBlade in your own infrastructure, you are solely responsible for installation, updates, configuration, security, backups and compliance with the legal requirements that apply to your activity. The operator has no access to such installations and does not manage them, unless you share data yourself as part of support, feedback or diagnostics.
These terms govern the use of peerblade.com and the panel the operator hosts. If you are reading them inside an installation deployed by somebody else, the relationship with its users is defined by the owner of that installation.
5. Warranties and liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the service is provided “as is”. The operator does not guarantee uninterrupted operation and is not liable for losses caused by service unavailability, configuration errors on your servers or loss of access to your account. Nothing in these terms limits rights that cannot be limited under applicable law.
The set of features may change: individual capabilities may be added, modified or discontinued.
Shutting down the panel does not remove the WireGuard configuration on your servers — you can still manage them directly. Backing up configurations and keys is the responsibility of the infrastructure owner: do not use PeerBlade as the only place where critical configurations and access data are stored.
6. Rights to materials
The logo, interface design, texts and other materials of the site are protected by copyright. Copying the design, using the materials to build a similar product or passing the PeerBlade interface off as your own requires the operator's consent.
You are free to mention PeerBlade in reviews, articles, documentation and comparisons without separate permission.
PeerBlade is not open source at this stage. The PeerBlade source code, interface, documentation and related materials are protected by copyright. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, PeerBlade is proprietary software and is not distributed under any open-source license.
PeerBlade container images are published so that the panel can be deployed in your own infrastructure. Publishing an image is not an open-source license and transfers no rights to the code: extracting the source from the images, modifying it, redistributing the images under another name or offering services based on them to third parties requires the operator's consent.
Self-hosted deployment does not imply open source: you run the service in your own infrastructure, but the rights to the code remain with the rights holder.
7. Changes to the terms
These terms may be updated; the current version is published on this page together with the date of the update. By continuing to use the service after a change you accept the new version.
The terms are published in Russian and English. In case of any discrepancy, the Russian version prevails.
8. Contacts
The service is provided by the PeerBlade project, run by an individual developer. Questions about these terms — info@peerblade.com. Personal data processing is described in the privacy policy.