$30 a month for a dedicated server in the city you pick — one box, one IP, and both are yours. Switch cities whenever you like, and one tap hands you a fresh address. Phone or computer, same price. It is new and small, and there is no SLA — the rest of this page says exactly what that does and does not mean.
Every subscription is a real server we spin up for you in the city you choose — not a slot on a shared gateway. That is the good part and the honest limit in one sentence: the box is yours, and it is one box. There is no second machine standing by, so if it needs a reboot or the datacenter has a bad day, you are down until it is back. We would rather tell you that here than let you assume a redundancy that is not there.
One dedicated box, provisioned for you. Not a shared exit node with a hundred strangers behind the same address — a machine whose IP is used by you.
Choose where the box lives when you start, and switch to another city whenever you want. Your apparent location follows the box.
One tap gives you a new address on the same box. Useful when the current one has picked up a reputation somewhere, or you just want to start clean.
Known ad and tracker domains are refused at the box, so they never load in the first place — on every device that uses the tunnel.
The same subscription works on a phone or a laptop, and the price is the same either way. One box, one address, whichever device you point at it.
Change city, rotate the IP, move between your devices — none of it costs extra and none of it is a different plan. It is one box you control.
Plainly: the tunnel is private, we keep no activity logs, and the IP is your own dedicated address rather than one shared across a crowd. Your traffic goes to your box and out from there; we do not record where you went or what you did.
What we will never call this is anonymous. A dedicated IP that is used by one person is the opposite of a crowd to hide in — it is private, not anonymous, and anyone who sells you “anonymous” is selling you a feeling. If untraceability is what you are after, this is not the tool, and we would rather lose the sale than misdescribe it.
These are datacenter IPs. For privacy, a location you choose, and a fresh address whenever you want one, that is exactly what you want — a clean, dedicated line out to the internet.
The trade is worth saying out loud: some streaming services and some banks treat any datacenter address with suspicion, and may show you a captcha, ask for another check, or block it outright. That is not a fault in your box — it is those sites deciding they do not like traffic that did not come from a home broadband line. If watching a regional streaming catalogue or logging into a picky bank is the whole reason you are here, a datacenter VPN — ours or anyone's — is the wrong tool, and we would rather you knew that now than after the first month.
We sell two different things, and they are good at different jobs.
TunnelNet Mobile, $10. It runs on our own /24 — addresses that read as an ordinary mobile network rather than a datacenter — so it is the cleaner IP for everyday use and the one more sites will simply accept.
TunnelNet VPN, $30. A dedicated server you pick the location of, switch anytime, and get a fresh address from on demand. This is the one to choose when city choice, rotation and box-level control are the point.
Put simply: Mobile is the cleaner address for a phone; VPN is the box you steer. If you are not sure, most people who just want a tidy US IP on their phone are better served by the $10.
Because each subscription is a single dedicated server, there is no high availability and no failover, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. If the box reboots, the datacenter has an incident, or the machine simply needs maintenance, your tunnel is down until it comes back — there is no second box quietly taking over.
The upside of the same fact is that nothing is shared: the address is not being warmed up or burned down by anyone else, and the box's behaviour is yours alone. We think that trade is the right one for a dedicated line you control — but it is a trade, and this is the sentence where we say so.
This is a new product and a small one. Each box is a real dedicated server rather than a slot on a shared gateway, which is the part we are proud of — and it is exactly why there is no SLA, no uptime figure, and no failover: one box is one box, and any number we printed about its availability would be arithmetic on a window too short to mean anything.
So here is the honest extent of it: a dedicated VPN box, in a city you choose, with a dedicated IP you can rotate, private and unlogged, on datacenter addresses that some sites will not like. If that is the shape of what you want, get in touch and we will set the first one up with you.