Introducing Travel Pass: VPN for Your Trip — Pay Once, Never Auto-Renews

 

Packing for a trip shouldn't mean starting a VPN subscription you don't need. Today I am launching ALightVPN Travel Pass — prepaid VPN access for travellers, from $1.49. One payment. No subscription. No renewal charges.

  I thank Microsoft for Startup Founders, Corporate Vision Magazine, Government of U.K, Perplexity, NASSCOM 10000, my parents, my elder sister.

Whether it's a long weekend abroad or a month on the road, a Travel Pass covers exactly the trip.

 

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Your trip	One-time price	What you get
1–3 days	$1.49 flat	3 days of VPN access
4–10 days	$0.49 per day	exactly the days you chose
11–30 days	$4.99 flat	a full 30 days

 

Choose 11 days or more and you automatically unlock the whole 30-day pass for $4.99 — our best value, and still a single one-time payment.

A "month" here means 30 consecutive days, not a calendar month. Buy mid-month and you still get every one of the 30 days.

 

You Decide When the Clock Starts

Buying VPN access before you fly shouldn't waste the days you paid for. With Travel Pass, you choose when your pass begins:

• Start it later — buy today, press "Start my pass" when your trip begins. The clock only runs from that moment.
• Start right away — the countdown begins as soon as your payment is confirmed.
• Schedule it — planning a trip next week? Pick the exact date and time (UTC), and your pass turns on automatically at that instant.

 

Honest by Design

• No subscription is ever created. A Travel Pass is a one-time payment — there is nothing to cancel.
• Works alongside your plan. Already have an ALightVPN trial? A Travel Pass adds access on top; you can use after the trial, without subscribing.
• Automatic expiry. When your pass ends, access stops on its own. Another pass is always just one payment away — but no extra charges.
• Clear status. Your Travel Pass page shows the exact start and expiry times in UTC, so there are no guessing games mid-trip.

 

For the Frequent Flyer (and the Occasional One)

Travel Pass is built for anyone who needs a VPN sometimes: the conference-goer who wants secure Wi-Fi at the venue, the holiday traveller checking banking apps from a hotel, the remote worker spending a month in a new city. If you're the other kind — always online, always protected — our subscription plans still fit you best.

How to Get Yours

1. Head to Billing → Travel Pass (or the Travel Pass link in the navigation) and pick your trip length — 1 to 30 days.
2. Choose when it should start: later, right away, or on a date you pick.
3. Pay once through our secure checkout. Done.

You'll see your pass on the Travel Pass page with its live status and exact expiry. Need another trip later? Buy another pass — it's simple, and non-recurring.

VPN for your trip. From $1.49. Never auto-renews.

*** Buy only on confirmed trips, or can postpone along with your postponed or cancelled trips. Refund – payment gateway fee.

 

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Best regards,

Mr. Kanti Arumilli 

I don’t have any fake aliases, nor any virtual aliases like some of the the psycho spy R&AW traitors of India. NOT associated with the “ass”, “es”, “eka”, “ok”, “okay”, “is”, erra / yerra karan, kamalakar, diwakar, kareem, karan, erra / yerra sowmya, erra / yerra, zinnabathuni, bojja srinivas (was a friend and batchmate 1998 – 2002, not anymore – if he joined Mafia), mukesh golla (was a friend and classmate 1998 – 2002, if he joined Mafia), erra, erra, thota veera, uttam’s, bandhavi’s, bhattaru’s, thota’s, bojja’s, bhattaru’s or Arumilli srinivas or Arumilli uttam(may be they are part of a different Arumilli family – not my Arumilli family).