Who Our Enterprise VPN Service Is Designed For

Built for organisations that need controlled, predictable network access

UK Businesses

Organisations operating in the UK that require secure, compliant connectivity for their teams and systems.

Distributed Teams

Teams working across multiple locations who need consistent, secure access to shared resources.

IT Managers

Technical leads who need visibility and control over their organisation's VPN infrastructure.

Controlled Access Requirements

Organisations needing managed, controlled access to internal resources without relying on shared VPN platforms.

What Makes This an Enterprise VPN Service

This is a dedicated business VPN service, not a consumer VPN product.

Dedicated VPN Servers

Your own servers - not shared with anyone else.

Fixed IP Addresses

Static IPs for allowlisting, access control, and reliable connectivity.

Isolated Network Environments

Complete tenant isolation with no cross-contamination of traffic.

Predictable Performance

Consistent throughput without contention from other users.

Centralised Access Control

Manage who connects, when, and from where - all from one dashboard.

Built for Long-Term Use

Infrastructure designed for sustained business operations, not short-lived sessions.

Enterprise VPN Service vs Shared VPN Platforms

Understanding the difference between dedicated and shared VPN infrastructure

Enterprise VPN ServiceShared VPN
Server resources Dedicated resources Shared IPs
Users on server Known users Unknown users
Traffic routing Predictable routing Variable routing
Target use case Business-grade use Consumer-grade use

Enterprise VPN services are designed for organisational access control, compliance, and predictable connectivity - not personal browsing or anonymity.

A UK-Based Enterprise VPN Provider

Operated and supported as a business service

UK-Registered Company

PrivyNet Ltd is registered in England and Wales, operating transparently under UK business regulations.

Company Registration

Companies House number: 16940882

Focus on UK Organisations

Our primary focus is serving UK businesses and organisations with enterprise-grade VPN infrastructure for secure remote access and internal connectivity.

Business Service

Operated and supported as a professional service, not a consumer product.

How Our Enterprise VPN Service Works With Dedicated VPN Infrastructure

Understanding how our services are structured

Enterprise VPN Service

The service layer - how we support your organisation's requirements, manage your infrastructure, and ensure reliable connectivity.

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Pricing

The commercial detail - transparent, consumption-based pricing with no hidden fees or long-term commitments.

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How Much Does an Enterprise VPN Cost?

Consumption-based pricing instead of per-user licensing

PrivyNetTypical Per-Seat VPN
Pricing model Pay for server hours used Per user, per month
Cost as your team grows Same server, same cost Every hire adds a licence
Idle infrastructure Stop the server, stop paying Fixed fee regardless of use
Commitment No long-term contract Often annual contracts

Network access is £4.99 per month, and a dedicated VPN server starts from £0.04 per hour while it runs. You pay for infrastructure, not headcount, so the cost of a company VPN stays flat as your team grows. The price includes our fully managed VPN service, and you can see the full pricing breakdown for details.

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Enterprise VPN Questions, Answered

Common questions about business and corporate VPN services

What is an enterprise VPN service?

An enterprise VPN service gives an organisation secure, controlled network access for its teams and systems. Unlike consumer VPN apps, an enterprise VPN (also called a business VPN or corporate VPN) is built around access control, accountability, and reliability. PrivyNet delivers this as dedicated infrastructure: your organisation gets its own VPN server and static IP, not seats on a shared platform.

How much does a VPN cost for a company?

Most enterprise VPN providers charge per user per month, so costs grow with headcount. PrivyNet uses consumption-based pricing instead: network access is £4.99 per month and a dedicated VPN server starts from £0.04 per hour while it runs. There are no per-user licences, so a team of five and a team of fifty can run on the same server for the same infrastructure cost.

What is the difference between a corporate VPN and a consumer VPN?

A consumer VPN is designed for personal privacy and routes many unrelated users through shared servers. A corporate VPN exists to protect company systems: it controls who can reach internal resources, provides a fixed IP for allowlisting, and keeps an audit trail of every session. PrivyNet is built only for the corporate use case, so there are no anonymous shared servers on the platform.

Is PrivyNet suitable for small businesses?

Yes. Because pricing is consumption based rather than per seat, small businesses get the same dedicated infrastructure as larger organisations without enterprise contract minimums. Many PrivyNet customers are small UK teams that need a fixed IP for allowlisting or controlled contractor access.

Can PrivyNet replace our existing corporate VPN?

In most cases, yes. PrivyNet supports IKEv2, which is built into Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, so there is no client software to roll out. Access is managed centrally, granted per user, and can be revoked instantly. If you have specific requirements, contact us and we will sanity-check the fit before you deploy anything.

Is this a managed VPN service?

Yes. PrivyNet provisions, patches, monitors, and manages the underlying VPN servers for you. Your team manages users and access from the dashboard, while we handle the infrastructure lifecycle: server deployment, certificate management, IP changes, and image upgrades.

No infrastructure is deployed and no charges occur until you explicitly start a VPN instance.

Questions before deploying? We're happy to sanity-check your use case.

Talk to Us About Enterprise VPN Requirements for Your Organisation

Contact us to discuss your organisation's requirements. No pressure, no obligation.

UK-registered company
No shared servers
Dedicated support