The OpenVLAN startup program gives early-stage teams Premium features free for a year. Because your infrastructure person should be building the product, not the VPN.
At seed stage, whoever understands networking best is probably also writing the core service. The startup program exists so that person spends the year on product: Premium features free for 12 months, and the network piece quietly handled.
Every environment is reachable by name from anywhere — you demo staging at the customer's office and debug prod from a train. And when the investor asks "how do you control access?", the answer is a policy file and an audit log, not a paragraph of hand-waving.
Unlimited users, SCIM, session recording, audit export — the works, on the house while you're small.
Monthly time with our engineers for architecture questions — mesh design, CI connectivity, whatever's stuck.
Graduate to a paid plan with 20% off year one. No cliff, no surprise invoice.
The free Personal plan still covers 3 users and 100 devices forever, and Starter is $6/user/mo. Plenty of funded startups run on it happily until SCIM matters.
See pricing →New hire logs in with SSO, installs the client, done. No tickets during your busiest weeks.
Every environment reachable by name from anywhere — demo at a customer, debug from a train.
"How do you control access?" is a policy file and an audit log, not a shrug.
Apply in two minutes; approvals usually same-week.