Dedicated endpoints · one payment for the year

A private exit, in the country you need.

Digital Gurus is the name Complete Networking Solutions Ltd uses for VPN endpoints. You choose one city, pay the yearly price on the tariff, and we email a WireGuard configuration within one working day.

The price list

Seven countries. One invoice each.

This is not a consumer app with a rotating list of shared servers. Each line is a dedicated exit in that country, for the devices named on the row. Price follows the city: Zurich costs more than New York because of where it sits, not because the tunnel is a different product.

Digital Gurus · annual tariff

Country endpoints

Prices in GBP, including VAT
Current at October 2026

Amsterdam

Netherlands

The entry endpoint. A Dutch static address for a small team.

  • 5 devices
  • 500 Mbps port
  • Static IPv4
  • WireGuard
  • Email, next working day

£40

per year

Frankfurt

Germany

A German exit on the usual European interconnect.

  • 8 devices
  • 1 Gbps port
  • Static IPv4
  • WireGuard
  • Email, same working day

£55

per year

New York

United States

An east-coast address for US vendors, banks, and platforms.

  • 15 devices
  • 1 Gbps port
  • Static IPv4
  • WireGuard + OpenVPN
  • Extended-hours email

£80

per year

Zurich

Switzerland

A Swiss address when the brief specifically asks for one.

  • 15 devices
  • 1 Gbps port
  • Static IPv4
  • WireGuard + OpenVPN
  • Priority email

£85

per year

Singapore

Singapore

The practical hub for suppliers and offices in South-East Asia.

  • 20 devices
  • 1 Gbps port
  • Static IPv4
  • WireGuard + OpenVPN
  • Priority email

£100

per year

Tokyo

Japan

Our highest allowance. A Japanese address with room for a larger team.

  • 25 devices
  • 2 Gbps port
  • Static IPv4
  • WireGuard + OpenVPN
  • Named UK contact

£115

per year

One payment is one country for twelve months. It does not renew. A second country is a second payment. The endpoint runs for the year you have paid for.

Included

What arrives after the payment.

Provisioning is done by us, not by a self-serve app store download. That is why the prices sit where they do, and why a new endpoint is a working day rather than an instant file.

  • A WireGuard configuration for the city you paid for
  • A static IPv4 exit in that country
  • DNS pushed through the tunnel
  • An OpenVPN profile where the tariff says so
  • A card receipt in pounds, from Stripe
  • A replacement file if a laptop is lost
  • UK-hours support from the address on your receipt
  • Twelve months of the endpoint, with no automatic renewal

Plain answers

Before you buy.

Who is this for?

Teams that need a stable address in one country: a UK allow-list, a vendor that only talks to a US range, a remote desk that should look like the office. If you wanted a phone app with fifty shared cities for the price of a coffee, this is the wrong tariff.

Do you keep a record of the sites we visit?

No. We keep the account, the invoice, and short operational notes such as which endpoint is assigned to you. We do not store destination addresses or DNS queries. The privacy page says what is kept, and for how long.

Can we have two countries?

Yes. Buy a second package. Each one is a separate endpoint, a separate configuration, and a separate payment. Email us if you want them on one company invoice.

Does it renew?

No. You pay once for twelve months, starting on the day we send the configuration. Email us if you want another year. We do not refund a part-used year, except where UK consumer law says we must.

Is VAT included?

Yes. The figures on the tariff — £40, £55, £60, £80, £85, £100 and £115 — are the yearly amounts, including VAT. Add your VAT number at checkout if you want it on the invoice.

Start with London, or anywhere else on the list

The tariff is the whole product.

No setup fee. One payment covers the year. It does not renew.

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