G2

Verified User in Insurance

Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)

8/14/2026

"Lightweight, Reliable, and Easy to Integrate—A Big Upgrade Over Traditional IPSEC VPN"

4/5

What do you like best about Twingate?

It's a lightweight product with low setup complexity, high reliability, great performance, and very low overhead. It saved us money, boosted our security posture, and increased our network performance when compared to our traditional IPSEC VPN.

The product itself has easy integrations with IaC providers (e.g. terraform), is very easy to use, and even provides free usage at home. This last part is highly underrated, as it lets the tech savvy among us experiment at home without bearing the risk of change in a production environment. Way to go folks! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Twingate?

Automated deployments on new builds does require a few extra clicks from the user to get going.

Additionally (this is more of a Mac problem), we have a few issues with Mac OS & security posture being detected by Twingate. We've noticed specifically that when a Mac is operating in clamshell mode, it reports biometric as offline. We have a mandate for it to be enabled, but we can't rely on this specific posture check from Twingate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Twingate solving and how is that benefiting you?

Remote access to specific resources that comes with high visibility. We've had a traditional VPN in the past, but connectivity for geographically distant users and/or users with unreliable connections was often experiencing high retransmission rates, and lengthy round trip times when talking to the concentrator. Setting up Twingate connectors at a network edge noticeably improved the experience for users who were seeing frequent retransmissions (specifically those using QUIC). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.