White Label VPN & OEM, Delivered End to End

Standard white label packages go live in roughly 7 to 15 business days. Onboarding runs through six tracked steps: contract and payment, brand assets, domain and DNS, platform deployment, acceptance testing, and go-live. Your console shows which step is active and who it is waiting on, and any step that needs your input is marked as such. The real timeline depends mostly on how quickly you send brand assets and point your domain at us. A source code buyout adds roughly 5 to 10 business days for the code handover and environment walkthrough.

A full package ships five clients — iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and TV — plus three web properties: the end-user panel where your customers buy plans and manage devices, the admin panel where you manage users, nodes, orders and traffic, and a download site on your own domain. Entry pricing starts at US$1,599 for a single platform, and packages scale up to US$9,999 for a full source code buyout. The exact component list is confirmed in writing before you pay, so there is no argument later about what was in scope.

Yes — that is the whole point of white labelling. You submit your brand name, logo and primary colour in the console, along with the domain you want to launch on. The apps ship under your company name in the stores, the panels and download site render your logo and colour, and every URL your customers touch is your domain. Nothing in the delivered product points back to us. The white-label demos section on this page lists live products built on exactly this stack — download any of them and try it.

A licence package delivers compiled, running products — apps, panels and a download site — deployed and maintained by us, billed per period. A source code buyout at US$9,999 hands you the full source for the clients and the panels, plus build instructions and a deployment walkthrough, so you can host it yourself, modify it, and keep shipping without us in the loop. Licence customers receive platform updates as part of the plan; buyout customers own the code and take over the roadmap. Reseller programs sit below both: you sell accounts on someone else's platform and own neither the brand nor the code.

We deliver the software; bandwidth is yours to source. Most customers rent nodes from providers they already have accounts with, and we help size the deployment and configure the node list in the admin panel. If you would rather not touch infrastructure, we can introduce node suppliers and quote a managed setup separately. Keeping nodes in your own accounts means your traffic costs stay transparent and you can switch providers at any time without rebuilding the apps.

We build and sign the binaries, prepare store metadata and screenshots, and walk you through review. The developer account has to be yours, because the app is published under your company name — that is what makes the product genuinely white label rather than a rebadged listing under ours. For teams without a developer account, or in markets where a VPN listing is difficult, we also deliver enterprise-signed iOS builds and direct APK downloads served from your own site.

Licence packages include platform updates, security patches and protocol upgrades for the whole subscription period, at no extra charge. Renewal dates, invoices and plan changes are self-service in the billing portal, and expiry reminders for nodes and servers appear on your console home. Source code buyouts include a fixed support window after handover for build and deployment questions; ongoing maintenance beyond that is quoted separately. Feature work outside the delivered scope is always quoted in writing before anyone starts coding.

Card payments and USDT. Standard packages can be paid straight from the pricing section on this page. For a custom scope we issue a written delivery scope first, then a dedicated payment link for that quote. Every payment, renewal and invoice stays visible under Orders and My subscription in your console, so your finance team always has a record to pull.

Yes. The white-label demos section on this page lists delivered customer products running on this platform, and their clients are publicly downloadable — install one and see exactly what your own users would get. That section also links demo videos of the panels in action. For a closer look at the admin panel — user management, node configuration, order and traffic reporting — ask us on Telegram and we will run a guided walkthrough on a demo instance.

Telegram is the fastest route: t.me/ximi1688, staffed for pre-sales questions, scoping and quotes. Once you are a customer, the Messages page in your console becomes the official channel — text, screenshots and video in a single thread with full history. Because it is tied to your workspace rather than to one person's inbox, nothing is lost when your team changes. Delivery credentials live on the delivery page in the same console, encrypted at rest and visible only to workspace owners and admins.