justtunnel status
Show the active account, plan, and number of active tunnels.
Show which account the CLI is signed in as, what plan it's on, and how many tunnels are currently active server-side.
This is the fastest way to confirm your token is valid and to see whether you're about to hit the per-plan tunnel limit.
Synopsis
justtunnel status [flags]status takes no arguments.
Examples
Check the active account
justtunnel statusEmail: octocat@example.com
Plan: free
Active tunnels: 1The plan field is one of free, pro, team, etc. Active-tunnel count is the live server count, not just what's running on this machine — useful for catching forgotten tunnels on another laptop.
Use status as a CI smoke test
JUSTTUNNEL_AUTH_TOKEN=justtunnel_... justtunnel statusIf the token is valid the command exits 0 and prints the account summary. If it's not, you get a clear not authenticated or authentication failed error and a non-zero exit — perfect for a pre-flight check before opening tunnels in a CI job.
Flags
No flags.
status inherits the persistent --config and --context flags from the root command.
Exit codes
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | Status printed successfully. |
| 1 | Failure — not authenticated, server unreachable, or the server returned a non-2xx response. |
See also
justtunnel auth— sign in if you're not authenticated.justtunnel context— switch which accountstatusqueries.- Plans and limits — what each plan tier allows.