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Run this 2-minute check from your home internet connection. It tests the things that actually matter for a home IP VPN, explains each result in plain language, and tells you exactly what to do next.
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Upload speed matters more than download speed here. Your home internet connection uploads everything to you while you travel, so this number decides how smooth things feel abroad.
Please enter your upload speed from the test above so we can score it.
These ran by themselves the moment the page loaded. No technical knowledge needed, the explanations are below.
Looking up your connection…
Checking who owns your IP address…
Scanning your local network setup…
Checking whether your address changes…
During setup we open one small "door" (a port) so your devices abroad can reach home. You will need the router's admin password, usually printed on a sticker on the router itself. If you have lost it, we can usually reset it together on the call.
Your VPN server runs on a small device at home. Many people use a compact travel router or a mini PC. If you are not sure what you have, bring the question to the consultation and we will sort it out.
Book a $79 setup consultation. We check everything in this report with you live, fix what needs fixing, and get your home IP VPN running. The $79 is credited toward the $379 full setup.
Book your $79 consultationUpload speed is what counts, not download. Around 10 Mbps upload or more feels smooth for remote work abroad. Between 5 and 10 Mbps is workable for one person. Below 5 Mbps, video calls through the VPN may struggle, and we would talk through your options on a consultation.
Some internet providers share one public address between many homes. This is called carrier-grade NAT (CGNAT). It can block an incoming VPN connection because your home is not directly reachable from the internet. It is fixable, and setting up the workaround is part of what we do in a setup consultation.
Yes. Most home connections get a new address from time to time. The setup includes automatic updating, so your devices abroad always find their way home without you touching anything.
Usually not. Most people already own something that can run the VPN server, like a compatible router or a small computer. A compact travel router is a popular option for travelers. If you are unsure, we will tell you exactly what fits during the consultation.
A remote session where we review your connection, confirm your home setup will work, and configure your home IP VPN with you. The $79 is credited toward the $379 full setup if you continue.
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