Simple by design
One account, up to three devices, one tap to connect, and a clean dashboard that stays out of the way.
deeplvpn
Fast global access
Affordable speed for everyday connection.
deeplvpn is designed to feel simple from the first click: start with a free three-day trial, connect in one tap, and move between Android and Windows without friction.
What the MVP is optimizing for
We are not building a bloated first release. The focus is on fast onboarding, reliable billing, device controls, and a clean funnel from landing page to paid subscription.
Built for speed
Start with global regions, automatic node selection, and a control plane that can evolve without forcing constant app updates.
Trial-first growth
A three-day free trial keeps acquisition friction low while giving users enough time to feel the product quality.
Pricing strategy
Final Stripe product IDs can be connected later. For now the website reflects the planned structure: monthly, quarterly, and yearly subscriptions with a trial-led conversion path.
Monthly
$5
Best for trying the service
Quarterly
$12
Balanced value for regular use
Yearly
$39
Lowest monthly cost for power users
Downloads
Android and Windows builds are already being verified from the dedicated build host. The public site is now the single release surface for both launch platforms.
Android
Mobile-first onboarding
Sign in, activate trial, manage devices, and connect without needing a browser again after setup.
Verified build: app-debug.apk
Current QA artifact: 109.5 MB · verified May 13, 2026
Public website still treats this as an internal QA build.
Windows
Desktop companion
Mirrors the same account and subscription flow, keeping the product consistent across both launch platforms.
Verified build: deeplvpn_app.exe
Current release artifact: 130 KB · verified May 13, 2026
Frequently asked questions
How does the free trial work?
Every new account can activate a single three-day trial. No plan selection is required in the initial MVP flow.
How many devices can I use?
Each account supports up to three active devices, with self-service revoke controls from the dashboard.
Which platforms launch first?
The first release targets Android and Windows, with the architecture prepared for more platforms later.