Commercial offer
Turnkey developmentA VPN service under your brand — from apps to payment collection
Modular assembly: iOS and Android apps, a backend with payment control, VPN panel setup, a website, an admin panel and AI support. You take only what you're missing — the result becomes your property.
Assemble scope and priceAround 8 apps already shipped to the stores · Modular scope — pay for what's missing · Code, accounts and access are handed over to you
Specification sheet
| Service layers | servers · backend · clients · payments |
| Platforms | iOS · Android · Telegram · web |
| Ownership | transferred to the client |
| Pricing model | modular, by scope |
How the service is built
Four layers. We assemble the missing ones and join them with those you already have.
Servers and VPN panel
Protocols, configs, keys. Panel setup — basic or for the difficult networks of Russia.
Backend
Subscriptions, Apple and Google payment control, key issuance, security.
Client apps
What your customer uses. Channels in any combination.
- iOS
- Android
- Telegram
- Website
Payments and profit
The customer pays in the app, Telegram or on the site — the money goes to you.
What's hidden at the entrance
A bot with a pay button can be built over a weekend. Everything after that is not in the tutorials — we went through it on our own service.
App Store review
Guideline 4.3 — “a saturated category” and “similar to other apps”. VPN hits both at once: one of our apps was rejected by review from January to May 2026.
The niche shifts underfoot
Over the summer and autumn of 2024 around sixty VPN apps disappeared from the Russian App Store. Review-passing techniques go stale within months.
A legal entity and D-U-N-S
Publishing as a business requires an organization account: a registered company and a D-U-N-S number. The alternative is buying a ready-made account from a seller you still have to keep from vanishing with the money.
Configs that hold
Stock configs from open sources don't work in Russia, and when they do — usually on Wi-Fi only. Mobile networks, routes and whitelists are separate engineering.
Five layers underwater
A client on the device, configs on the server, network and protocols, a backend with payments, support. From outside only the pay button is visible.
Silent churn
If it doesn't connect in the evening, the user doesn't write to support — they cancel the subscription. Retention in this niche costs more than acquisition.
Scope of delivery
As a whole or as separate items — you define the set yourself in the calculator below.
Backend and payment control
Subscriptions, Apple and Google purchase verification, key issuance, security.
VPN panel setup
Panel, protocols and configs. A separate mode — for the difficult networks of Russia.
Admin panel
Managing users, servers and pricing plans.
AI support bot
Closes typical customer requests without your involvement.
Price list
Base items of the scope. Prices in US dollars; the total for your set is computed by the calculator below.
| Item | Price, $ |
|---|---|
| One platform's app (iOS or Android) | $2,500 |
| Each platform when ordering both | $2,000 |
| Developer account (per platform, if you have none) | $1,000 |
| Backend and payment control | $1,000 |
| Payments in Telegram (on top of the backend) | +$1,500 |
| VPN panel setup, basic | $1,000 |
| PRO setup for Russia (on top of basic) | +$1,500 |
| Cover website | $500 |
| Website features | $500 |
| SEO | $500 |
| Account area and payments on the site | $1,500 |
| Admin panel | $1,000 |
| AI support bot: integration | $600 |
| AI bot: per client channel | $300 |
The price list is a reference: the exact estimate and timeline are fixed in writing after discussing the scope.
Scope calculator
A few questions — and a price estimate right on screen, no call needed.
Assemble your service
Answer in order — the total appears at the end
Step 1 of 5
Which apps do you need?
You can pick both platforms — together they cost less
A live product, not a mockup
The same stack this site is built on runs our own VPN service — you can download it from the stores and check it yourself.
What the client app can do
- 01One-tap connection
- 02Server choice and a paid subscription
- 03Split tunneling
- 04Settings, profiles and purchase restore
Around 8 apps shipped to the stores
Client cases are shown on a call: other people's brands and revenue are not published without their owners' permission. Our own product is fully open — download it and check with your own hands.
How the work goes
Request and a call
You leave a request, we get on a call and discuss the idea, brand and details.
Fixing the scope
We split the work: what we build, what you already have. Estimate and timeline — in writing.
Development
We assemble the apps, backend, panel and website under your brand.
Publication and handover
We publish to the stores and hand over the code, accounts and access.
The service runs
Payments, key issuance and support run automatically. Marketing is yours.
Built and tested on ourselves
The site you're reading is part of a working VPN service on this very stack. It serves 8,000+ people.
- Store review, Russia-grade configs and payment collection were passed on our own product, not in theory.
- Payments, key issuance and support run without manual labour — visible on the live service.
- Launching requires no technical team of your own.
Running server costs are on the service owner. Reference: our infrastructure comes to roughly 35,000 ₽ per month.
Service economics
Illustrative scenarios. Actual numbers depend on your pricing, niche and user retention.
| Paying subscribers | Revenue | Net profit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start | ≈ 300 | ≈ 90,000 ₽/mo | ≈ 50,000 ₽/mo |
| Growth | ≈ 1,000 | ≈ 300,000 ₽/mo | ≈ 250,000 ₽/mo |
| Scale | ≈ 3,000 | ≈ 900,000 ₽/mo | ≈ 800,000 ₽/mo |
On the “Growth” scenario the development pays back in roughly 2–4 months of service operation.
Illustrative figures at an average price of ≈ 300 ₽/mo. The result is shaped by pricing, retention, marketing and payment fees — we'll discuss on the call.
Questions and answers
Launching your VPN service?
Leave a request — we'll discuss the format and fix the estimate and timeline.