A VPN that’s just a config file.
One dollar a month, per device. You choose the city you connect through, you get a plain WireGuard config, and you connect with the app WireGuard already ships. There is no Peeryn client to install.
- Your private key never leaves your browser
- Cancel any time
[Interface] PrivateKey = <made in your browser, never sent> Address = 10.30.1.7/32 DNS = 8.8.8.8 [Peer] PublicKey = iMBAqA/XACxQrNXujImEVMEz… Endpoint = <your Tampa server>:51820 AllowedIPs = 0.0.0.0/0, ::/0 PersistentKeepalive = 25
# how it works
Three steps, then you’re on.
Setup takes about a minute, and most of that is installing WireGuard if you don’t already have it.
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Sign in
A passkey or a link in your email. No password to choose or forget.
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Pick a server
Choose the city you want to appear from. You can hold more than one, each billed separately.
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Add a device
Name it, and you get a config file and a QR code. Scan it inside the WireGuard app and you’re connected.
# servers
Choose the city you appear from.
Most VPNs drop you on whatever machine they feel like. Here you pick it, you can hold more than one at a time, and you can move between them whenever you want.
US East Coast today, with more locations going in as we grow. Once you’re connected, ip.peeryn.com shows the address you’re presenting to the world.
# for teams
Or a server only your company can reach.
A private server is kept out of the public list and only opens to the people you name — anyone at your domain, or specific addresses. It works the same way for everyone on it: pick a city, get a config, connect.
Your domain, your server
Allow @yourcompany.com and everyone there can set themselves up. Sign-in goes through a link sent to that address, so the domain is proven rather than typed.
Or inside your own VPC
Run the server on your own machine and we’ll manage it over an outbound connection — nothing needs to be opened to the internet for us to reach it.
Still a dollar a device
Same price, same plain WireGuard config, same keys made in the browser. Private only changes who is allowed on.
Want one for your team? Email hello@peeryn.com and tell us the domain and the city.
# pricing
One dollar. Per device. Per month.
Each device gets its own key and its own address on the server, so each one is a dollar. Adding or removing a device is charged from the day you do it, not the whole month.
How that compares
Most VPN subscriptions run ten dollars a month or more, for a bundle of extras you didn’t ask for and a network you can’t inspect.
- A typical VPN subscription$10+ / mo
- Peeryn, one device$1 / mo
No annual lock-in and no minimum. You pay for the devices you actually set up, and the first 14 days are free.
# why peeryn
Built for people who read the config.
No bundled antivirus, no invented speed ratings, no app quietly running on your machine. Just the parts you actually wanted from a VPN.
Your key stays yours
The keypair is generated in your browser. Only the public half ever reaches us — which is all a server needs to let you in.
Nothing to install
Plain WireGuard, the fastest tunnel in wide use, through the official app on every platform. No Peeryn client, nothing proprietary.
You pick the city
Not a server chosen for you. Hold more than one at a time, and switch between them whenever you like.
# questions
Frequently asked
Which app do I use?
The official WireGuard app, on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, or Linux. Peeryn gives you a standard config file, so there is no Peeryn app to install.
Can I use one config on several devices?
No, and it’s worth knowing why. WireGuard identifies a device by its public key and routes a single address to it, so two machines sharing one config keep stealing the tunnel from each other and both end up dropping. Every device gets its own key and address instead — which is exactly why billing is per device rather than per account.
Who holds my private key?
You do. The keypair is generated in your browser when you set up a device, and only the public key is sent to us. Nobody can hand over a private key they never received.
What happens after the free trial?
Billing starts at $1 a month for each device you have set up, charged to the card you added when you began. Your dashboard shows how many days are left, and cancelling before the trial ends costs nothing.
Can I move to a different server?
Yes. Add the server you want and drop the one you don’t, both from the dashboard. Each server is billed separately, so holding two at once costs two dollars a month per device.
Can my company have its own server?
Yes. A private server stays out of the public list and only opens to the addresses you allow — a whole domain, or named people. It can run on our machine or on one of yours, including inside your own network, since we manage it over an outbound connection rather than one you have to open up. Email hello@peeryn.com to set one up.
What about privacy?
Rather than ask you to take a slogan on faith, Peeryn is built so the sensitive part never reaches us: your private key is generated in your browser and only the public half is sent. A key we never received is a key nobody can hand over.
Where are the servers, and are more coming?
Tampa, Detroit and New Jersey today, all on the US East Coast. More locations go in as we grow — if there is a city you want, say so and it moves up the list.
Fourteen days, no charge.
Pick a city, scan a QR code, and see whether it feels fast enough. If it doesn’t, cancel and you’ve paid nothing.