Who This Is For
- Remote workers
- Consultants
- Founders
- Executives
- Expats
Navas
Built in my homelab.
Prod in my apartment.
Now coming to you.
Reliable remote-work infrastructure for internationally mobile professionals.
Power
Planned
Access
Tested
Support
Documented
Built from practice
Built by someone who uses it every day.
Navas was created by a remote endpoint engineer whose own livelihood depends on reliable connectivity.
Every deployment methodology is first validated in production before it reaches customers.
Who This Is Not For
- Short-term connectivity needs
- Budget networking projects
- DIY support requests
- Existing unsupported hardware
What Navas builds
A dependable home base for mobile work.
01
Remote office architecture
A practical architecture for your home base: network, compute, access, backup power, and operational documentation.
02
Turnkey hardware deployment
Selection, configuration, and handoff of the equipment that keeps your work environment reachable and stable.
03
Connectivity and failover planning
Primary and backup connection paths, power considerations, and testing routines built around real travel schedules.
04
Operational support
Clear maintenance windows, update guidance, monitoring checks, and escalation paths when your setup needs attention.
Pricing
Choose the amount of help you need.
Consultation
A focused review of your current remote-work setup, constraints, and next steps.
10,000 MXN
- Infrastructure assessment
- Connectivity and equipment recommendations
- Implementation plan with clear priorities
Turnkey
A complete build for people who need a dependable base system without ongoing hand-holding.
25,000 MXN
- Hardware selection and configuration
- Remote access and continuity setup
- Documentation for daily operation
White Glove
A managed deployment with more planning, testing, and post-launch support.
50,000 MXN
- Custom architecture and deployment
- Travel-readiness testing
- Priority support during rollout
Operating principles
Small systems, clear ownership, tested fallbacks.
Build systems that can be explained on one page.
Prefer durable equipment over novelty.
Document the setup before it becomes urgent.
Test failover before it's necessary.
Process
Designed, built, and proven before handoff.
Assess
Current equipment, work requirements, travel rhythm, power, connectivity, and practical constraints.
Build
A right-sized configuration with clear routing, access, backup, and maintenance choices.
Prove
Validation from outside the home network, handoff documentation, and a support plan that matches the tier.