Korp for Teams

Email support@korpvpn.com with your team size and where your people are based. We reply within one business day, set up a trial across all your seats — no card and no sales call required — and you can put it in front of the team the same day.

Distributed teams, agencies and dev shops whose people need dependable access to the tools work runs on — Slack, GitHub, AWS, Google Workspace — from places where those services are slow, throttled or blocked. If your team is currently expensing eight separate personal VPN subscriptions, this replaces them with one account and one invoice.

On any network your company does not control — hotel Wi-Fi, a co-working space, a home connection, mobile data abroad — the local network and the ISP can see which services your staff connect to, and anything not already encrypted is exposed to whoever else is on that network. Korp puts every seat inside an encrypted tunnel, so that traffic is unreadable in transit and destinations stay private. Combined with a dedicated IP, it also gives you one fixed address to whitelist on your own systems, so staff reach internal tools from a known origin instead of a different address in every city.

We quote every company individually, because a flat per-seat number would be wrong for most of them. What you pay depends on how many seats you need, where your people are based, whether you want a dedicated IP, and whether you bill monthly or annually. Annual billing costs less than monthly, and the rate per seat comes down as the team grows.

Tell us your team size and what you need it to do, and you get a firm quote — a real number for your situation, not a range copied off a pricing table.

We think you should know exactly what you are buying. Korp encrypts your team's transport and hides destinations from the local network and the ISP, and our stealth protocol keeps working where ordinary VPNs get blocked. That is a real and useful thing. It is not a compliance product: we do not currently offer SSO, per-user audit logs, or a third-party security certification, and we would rather say so here than in a procurement call. If your requirement is regulatory rather than practical access, we are probably not the right fit yet — and we will tell you that directly.