Prepaid · 7 days
7-Day VPN Pass
The 7-day pass is the shortest XPASS option. You pay once through Stripe, you get seven days of VPN access, and then it simply ends. There is no subscription behind it, so there is nothing to cancel and no later charge. The current price is shown on the page and in the pricing section.
It suits needs that are short and clearly bounded: one week away, or a first look at how a VPN feels on your own devices before you commit to more time.
Seven days, one payment, no automatic renewal
Days count from delivery of your VPN account, not your first connection
Add days later if your plans change; they stack on what remains
Who a 7-day pass is for
Pick seven days when you can name the end date.
- A week-long trip. Hotel, airport and cafe networks are shared with strangers. Consumer guidance such as the FTC page on public Wi-Fi explains why an extra layer helps while you are away, and a short pass covers the trip without leftover weeks.
- A first try. If you have never used a VPN, seven days is enough to set it up, use it in normal life and decide whether you want more.
- A single task. One work job away from the office, one conference, one short stay.
If your need could stretch past a week, the 30-day pass avoids repeated decisions, and the 90-day pass fits much longer stays. The article on seven-day versus thirty-day passes walks through the comparison with a worked example.
Exactly when the seven days start and end
Validity starts when your VPN account is created after payment is confirmed. That moment is delivery, not the first time you connect. A seven-day pass is therefore seven days on the calendar, not seven days of connected time. If you buy it on the 1st and only set it up on the 4th, three of the seven days are already gone.
The practical rule for a short pass is to buy close to when you need it, ideally a day or two before departure so you can set up and test at home. The exact expiry time is displayed in My Pass in UTC, so convert it to your local time when you plan. The guide on how your pass expires explains this in detail.
What happens when the seven days end
When the pass ends the VPN stops connecting and your device returns to its normal internet connection, without VPN protection. Nothing is billed, because there is no automatic renewal. Your login is not lost either: an expired pass can still be renewed from My Pass and keeps the same login details.
Because a seven-day pass is short, the end comes quickly. If you rely on the VPN on public networks, avoid sensitive tasks on shared Wi-Fi once it has ended, or renew first.
Extending a short pass
A common worry with a short pass is being stuck if the trip is extended. You are not. Renewing adds the new days on top of whatever remains, so unused days are never lost and there is no penalty for renewing early. If two days are left and you add a pass, you have the two days plus the new ones. The steps are in how to renew your VPN pass.
Setting up on your devices
After delivery, open My Pass. It shows the setup instructions and the connection method for your device, and it is the source of truth if anything differs from a general guide. For device-specific background see VPN on iPhone and VPN on Android. With only seven days, set up on the first day so none of the pass is wasted.
Refunds and what you should know before paying
Passes are prepaid, one-time purchases, so the refund terms matter more than usual. In short, the Refund Policy covers requests where the service could not be delivered or could not be used. The exact time windows and some details are still being finalised on that page, so read it before you pay rather than relying on a summary. To ask for a refund you email the support address on the policy page with the email you used at checkout and a short description of the problem. Refunds go back to the original payment method through Stripe, and if a payment is refunded or disputed, access to the pass is disabled.
Devices covered
- iPhone and iPad
- Android phones and tablets
How to set it up
Choose the pass
Open the pricing page, where the current price of the 7-day pass is shown, and select it.
Pay once
Pay by card through Stripe. It is a single payment and no recurring charge is set up.
Wait for delivery
Your VPN account is created automatically with the supplier. Delivery is usually quick but can take a few minutes, and the order page shows the status.
Open My Pass
Use the one-time sign-in link in your email, then open My Pass. Login details are shown only there and are never emailed.
Set up your device and connect
Follow the setup instructions shown in My Pass for your device, then connect. Check the expiry time in My Pass so you know when the pass ends.
Limitations to know first
- A 7-day pass ends by itself after seven days from delivery. It does not pause while you are not connected.
- A VPN encrypts traffic between your device and the VPN server. It does not make you anonymous and does not protect you from phishing or malware.
- If your trip is longer than a week you will need to add days or choose a longer pass.
- The refund terms on the Refund Policy page apply; check the time windows there before you buy.
Choose your pass
Prepaid passes. Pay once, no automatic renewal.
Frequently asked questions
Does the 7-day pass renew automatically?
No. It is a one-time payment through Stripe and it ends after seven days. You pay again only if you choose to.
When do my seven days start?
When your VPN account is delivered after payment is confirmed, not when you first connect.
Can I add days if my trip gets longer?
Yes. Renewing adds the new days on top of the days you still have, and unused days are not lost.
What happens when the pass ends?
The VPN stops connecting and your device uses its normal connection. Nothing is charged, and you can renew from My Pass later with the same login.
What is the price?
The current price is shown on the page and in the pricing section, because it can change.
Ready when you are
Pick a pass, pay once and follow the setup shown in My Pass for your device.
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