Atlas Max for Business
Don’t trust your business to any router.
The FCC restricted which routers may be sold in the United States. Gryphon holds a published FCC Conditional Approval and keeps your point-of-sale, cameras, staff devices and guest access protected, without an IT department to run it.
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95,000+ Gryphon units deployed across homes and organizations.
Business email attacks reported to the FBI in 2025
Reported incidents, every single day
Lost in a single year, businesses of every size
Source: FBI 2025 Internet Crime Report. These figures describe the wider threat environment; trained people, secure accounts and protected networks all matter.
Regulatory Context
The rules for selling routers in the U.S. just changed.
In March 2026 the FCC restricted which routers may be sold in the United States. Most of the equipment sitting in offices today was produced overseas and now falls under that restriction. Gryphon is among the brands granted a published FCC Conditional Approval — so if you are buying network hardware this year, this is the year it matters.
March 23, 2026
The Covered List expanded
The FCC added routers produced in foreign countries to its Covered List, except those granted Conditional Approval by the Department of War or the Department of Homeland Security.
The stated reason
National security and cybersecurity
The Commission stated that foreign-produced routers present national-security and cybersecurity risks. Equipment already in service is not made unlawful to own or use.
July 20, 2026
Gryphon cleared it
The FCC published a Conditional Approval for Gryphon Safety Online, Inc.’s router.
The FCC described this determination as finding that the listed device does not pose the national-security risks underlying the Covered List designation. If you are replacing network hardware this year, buying from a brand already on the list is the difference between a decision you make once and a decision you make again.
View the FCC Covered ListIntroducing
Atlas Max
Connect everything. Protect the business.
Throughput
Coverage
Every kind of business
Built for the businesses people walk into.
Point-of-sale, cameras, staff and guest Wi-Fi — each on its own network, from one unit on the counter.
Business Network
Network Visibility
and Protection
Separated by default
Point-of-sale, cameras, staff and guests each on their own network.
Every device visible
See what's connected, approve or block it, from your phone.
AI threat blocking
Malware, phishing and intruders stopped before they reach a register.
Total Network Security
Security that
never sleeps.
Atlas Max learns what normal looks like on your network and blocks malware, phishing, and intruders before they reach your point-of-sale, cameras, or staff devices. The equipment that can’t defend itself gets covered too. Nothing to install, and no IT team to run it.
- —Real-time AI threat detection across every connected device
- —Guest Wi-Fi that can’t reach payment systems or internal files
- —Instant alerts the moment something looks wrong
In the press
Reviewers have been testing Gryphon for years.
Coverage of previous Gryphon routers, whose security engineering Atlas Max is built on.
Android Central
Gryphon AX review: A security-focused mesh system
Samuel Contreras · Dec 2021
HelpDesk Geek
Powerful Wi-Fi Coverage With Layers of Security And Control
Patrick Hearn · Dec 2021
Forbes
Gryphon Launches Wi-Fi 6 Router With Parental Controls And Firewall
Mark Sparrow · Apr 2022
Android Central
Gryphon AX review: A security-focused mesh system
Samuel Contreras · Dec 2021
HelpDesk Geek
Powerful Wi-Fi Coverage With Layers of Security And Control
Patrick Hearn · Dec 2021
Forbes
Gryphon Launches Wi-Fi 6 Router With Parental Controls And Firewall
Mark Sparrow · Apr 2022
TechPowerUp
Gryphon AX WiFi 6 Router Review
VSG · Mar 2022
The Gadgeteer
Crazy fast with oodles of configuration features
Dave Moore · Jun 2022
MacDirectory
Gryphon Routers
Ric Getter · May 2022
TechPowerUp
Gryphon AX WiFi 6 Router Review
VSG · Mar 2022
The Gadgeteer
Crazy fast with oodles of configuration features
Dave Moore · Jun 2022
MacDirectory
Gryphon Routers
Ric Getter · May 2022
New Atlas
Achieve a no dead spot zone with this powerful router
New Atlas · Jan 2022
HighSpeedInternet
Gryphon AX Review: Our Testing and Comparison
HighSpeedInternet · Review
Nerd Techy
Gryphon Guardian Mesh WiFi Router Review & Analysis
Nerd Techy · Review
New Atlas
Achieve a no dead spot zone with this powerful router
New Atlas · Jan 2022
HighSpeedInternet
Gryphon AX Review: Our Testing and Comparison
HighSpeedInternet · Review
Nerd Techy
Gryphon Guardian Mesh WiFi Router Review & Analysis
Nerd Techy · Review
Hardware
Engineered for everything that matters.
Atlas is built from the inside out — premium components, advanced thermal architecture, and precision engineering to deliver Wi-Fi 7 performance you can count on.
High-performance Quad-core CPU
Powerful processing for ultra-fast connections.
Advanced Antenna Array
Optimized coverage in every direction.
Enterprise-grade Security
Built-in protection for your entire network.
Precision Thermal System
Engineered to keep performance cool.
Technical Specifications
Carrier-grade, head to toe.
Networking
- WAN
- 1 × 10GbE
- LAN
- 1 × 10GbE
- Gigabit
- 3 × LAN ports
- IP
- IPv4 / IPv6
- Traffic
- QoS · VLAN
Wireless
- Standard
- Wi-Fi 5, 6 & 7 (802.11be)
- Bands
- Tri-band
- 2.4 GHz
- 4 × 4
- 5 GHz
- 4 × 4
- 6 GHz
- 4 × 4
- Channel
- Up to 320 MHz
- Security
- WPA3
- Mesh
- Supported
Performance
- Throughput
- Up to 19 Gbps
- Processor
- Multi-core ARM
- Capacity
- 200 devices
- Latency
- Low-latency optimized
The Next Generation.
A monumental leap forward in every metric.
Built For
One gateway. Every kind of business.
Medical & Dental
Keep records systems and connected equipment separated from waiting-room Wi-Fi and everything a visitor brings in.
Retail & Restaurants
Card readers and registers isolated from guest Wi-Fi, cameras and back-office machines.
Professional/Home Offices
Enterprise-grade network protection, deployed in minutes and managed from your phone.
Mesh Network
One unit covers a shop.
Ten cover a campus.
Atlas units link together into a single secure mesh network. Add one as you take another floor, another suite, another building — the network grows with you and stays one network, with one set of rules.
10
Gryphons linked as one network
30,000
Square feet of secure coverage
- —One network name, one login, one set of security rules across every unit
- —Add units as you grow — no rebuild, no second system to manage
- —Guest, staff and point-of-sale stay separated everywhere, not just at the main unit
Business FAQ
Straight answers before you deploy.
Regulatory, coverage, network separation and pre-order details for Atlas Max for Business.
Which routers can still be sold in the United States?
In March 2026 the FCC added routers produced in foreign countries to its Covered List, except those granted a Conditional Approval by the Department of War or the Department of Homeland Security. Equipment already in service is not made unlawful to own or use.
Does Gryphon have FCC Conditional Approval?
Yes. The FCC published a Conditional Approval for Gryphon Safety Online, Inc.'s router. View the FCC Covered List.
How much area does one Gryphon Atlas Max cover?
A single Atlas Max covers up to 4,000 square feet and supports around 200 connected devices. Businesses can link up to 10 Atlas Max units into a single secure mesh network covering up to 30,000 square feet.
Can a business order more than one Atlas Max?
Yes. Multiple units can be added at checkout, and Atlas Max units link together as one mesh network with one set of security rules.
Does Atlas Max separate point-of-sale systems, cameras and guest Wi-Fi?
Yes. Point-of-sale systems, cameras, staff devices and guest access are each kept on their own network, with no IT department required to manage it.
When does Gryphon Atlas Max ship?
Atlas Max is scheduled to ship in September 2026. Pre-orders are open at $499 with a $10 refundable deposit through September 21, 2026.
Atlas Max for Business
