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OpenVPN is a set of VPN products and software that provide encrypted remote access and site-to-site networking. It includes OpenVPN Access Server for businesses and Private Tunnel as a consumer VPN offering.
OpenVPN Access Server is a commercially supported VPN server product with subscription and license options. Private Tunnel is a consumer-facing VPN service tied to apps and accounts.
When you cancel a consumer account or delete Private Tunnel, your account and its associated VPN access will be removed or disabled.
For Access Server subscriptions, cancellation or non-renewal will stop license renewals and may render services inactive once the paid period ends.
Auto-renewal can be stopped by canceling the subscription or by contacting sales/support as instructed above.
Account data retention policies vary; request data deletion when you contact support if you require removal of personal data.
OpenVPN Access Server: a full refund is possible if requested in writing by email to [email protected] within 30 days of purchase.
No refunds are provided on renewed subscriptions or after 30 days unless the product is defective, per the Access Server EULA.
OpenVPN sells different offerings including Access Server subscriptions, fixed license keys, and consumer Private Tunnel accounts. Exact prices depend on chosen plan and licensing model.
| Plan | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| OpenVPN Access Server (subscription) | Commercial VPN server with support and subscription billing. | Varies |
| Non-subscription license key (fixed key) | One-time license key for Access Server without recurring billing. | Varies |
| Private Tunnel (consumer VPN) | Consumer VPN app and account, distributed via app stores and privatetunnel.com. | Varies |
Under New Zealand consumer law, services must be provided with reasonable care and skill. Consumers are entitled to remedies if a service is faulty or not as described.
These statutory rights apply even if a provider's terms try to limit refunds or remedies.
Many business users rate OpenVPN Access Server highly for ease of use after setup, an intuitive dashboard, and strong value for money.
For example, OpenVPN Access Server scores positively on local review platforms for usability and functionality.
Some users report issues with support responsiveness, especially for complex Linux-related problems.
On community forums, a number of users described slow or unsatisfactory ticket handling for certain technical issues.
Many users assume cancelling immediately triggers a refund. OpenVPN’s policy generally requires a written refund request within 30 days for Access Server purchases.
If you simply cancel without contacting sales or support, you may lose the opportunity for a refund under the stated policy.
Users often omit key information like order numbers, license keys or activation status when requesting refunds. This slows or blocks processing.
Always include full purchase details and the exact key or subscription identifier in your support ticket or email.
| Feature | OpenVPN Access Server | Private Tunnel (consumer) |
|---|---|---|
| Primary use | Business/server VPN | Consumer VPN app/service |
| Pricing | Varies | Varies |
| Refund window (policy) | 30 days written request to sales | Account deletion via privatetunnel.com; App Store refunds follow Apple policy |
| Support experiences | Generally good for setup; some reports of slow responses for certain issues | Support via privatetunnel.com or support email |
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