ConnectMQ gives every team a private MQTT broker with encryption and access control built in — plus a live dashboard, rules, alerts and a 3D digital twin to put the data to work.
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Installation, upgrades and the day-to-day running of the broker are handled by ConnectMQ.
Your broker is yours alone — no shared topic space with other customers.
Use classic MQTT 3.1.1 clients and MQTT 5 features such as reason codes and user properties.
Plain TCP, TLS, WebSockets and secure WebSockets — for firmware, services and browsers.
Username and password credentials for every device, service and application.
Decide exactly which client may publish or subscribe to which topics.
TLS on the MQTT and WebSocket listeners keeps credentials and payloads private.
Secure WebSockets let dashboards and web apps talk MQTT directly — no extra proxy.
Every ConnectMQ workspace adds monitoring, rules and alerts, and a 3D digital twin on top of the broker.
Try the public shared endpoint at broker.connectmq.com with any MQTT client, then point the same code at your private broker.
TLS, authentication and per-topic permissions are part of every ConnectMQ broker — not a weekend of config-file editing.
ConnectMQ runs the broker software for you. You do not install, configure, patch or monitor a server — you connect your clients to the endpoint and credentials you receive.
No. ConnectMQ provides private, isolated broker instances, so other customers cannot see or publish to your topics.
Yes. ConnectMQ exposes MQTT over secure WebSockets (wss), which is what browser MQTT clients such as MQTT.js use.
Create an account, get your broker credentials and connect your first device — no servers to install, patch or scale.
