Established in 2011, this independent VPN brand has developed a strong market presence with 913 active paying subscribers and a revenue of $55,192 over the past year. The business is driven by organic search and referrals, with 75% of its customers opting for long-term prepaid plans. The sale includes the brand, its website, eight applications, and a comprehensive server network spanning 39 locations across 25 countries. The offer also incorporates a B2B compliance subscription set for market introduction, focusing on privacy for licensed professionals.
Key team members, including the support lead and CTO, are available for transition and potential permanency. The business has mostly relied on organic growth with a small fraction coming through a recent terminated Google Ads campaign. Despite a slowdown in revenue in 2026 due to pricing adjustments and resource allocation to the B2B product, customer retention remains high, aided by the brand's reliability and strong no-logs policy.
A new owner would inherit a sound infrastructure with steady traffic and robust customer loyalty, although a refreshed marketing strategy could reinvigorate growth. The business also offers a unique opportunity to explore new revenue pathways through its ready-to-launch B2B compliance offering, leveraging its existing VPN infrastructure.
Included in the sale are critical assets such as a longstanding domain, app source code, comprehensive customer and billing history, and access to the results of a no-logs audit conducted by an independent European firm. Buyers will receive a structured transition process, supplemented by personal guidance from the current owner.
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