Clean secure access
Modern VPN transport, subscription-backed account flow, and a public site that sells the service without looking disposable.
Carol's VPN now has the pieces that matter: live infrastructure, Android native tunnel control, HTTPS billing endpoints, and a customer path that moves from checkout to install without improvisation.
Modern VPN transport, subscription-backed account flow, and a public site that sells the service without looking disposable.
Hosted Stripe Checkout is live. Customers can choose a plan, enter an email, pay securely, and move straight into account provisioning.
Support, privacy, admin tooling, Android delivery, and root-domain HTTPS are all structured for a real launch instead of a prototype demo.
Checkout uses Stripe Billing through hosted Checkout Sessions. Pick a monthly or yearly plan, pay securely, and land on an access flow that can reveal or resend your VPN credentials.
30-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime. Checkout, provisioning, and access-email recovery are live.
Provisioning runs directly from the billing flow. Stay on this page until the access details appear, then install the Android app and sign in.
Waiting for subscription provisioning.
The Android build is hosted directly on this site so paid customers can install it immediately after checkout.
The infrastructure exists. These are the commercial and customer-facing edges people will ask about next.
Carol's VPN was designed and built because Carol didn't have a VPN and wanted one. Her husband made it happen.
Stripe hosted Checkout creates the subscription, the API records the billing state, and the success flow can provision the VPN account and expose access details.
The product is positioned around no activity logs. Operational logging still exists for uptime, billing, and abuse response.
Yes. Device limits depend on the plan tier. The public pricing cards reflect the intended commercial model.
After checkout, the success page polls provisioning status, can reveal the access code once, and can resend the access email if the customer needs it again.
The remaining work is release hardening, broader device testing, and tightening lifecycle enforcement around renewal, cancellation, and support edge cases.