A VPN for travel
// for trips, not contracts
You travel a few weeks a year, but subscription VPNs want twelve months up front. Tiger sells day, weekend, and week passes — protect hotel and airport Wi-Fi for exactly the days you're gone, then stop paying. A week of protection is $10.
$ Travel passes
┌──────────────┬──────────┬─────────────────────────────┐ │ PASS │ PRICE │ GOOD FOR │ ├──────────────┼──────────┼─────────────────────────────┤ │ 24 hours │ $3.00 │ a day trip / layover │ │ Weekend │ $7.00 │ a weekend away │ │ 7 days │ $10.00 │ a week abroad │ └──────────────┴──────────┴─────────────────────────────┘ need just an hour at the airport? $1 · pay with Apple Pay · no auto-renewal
01. What a travel VPN actually protects
- Hotel & airport Wi-Fi. Shared, often unencrypted networks — a VPN encrypts your traffic so others on the network can't snoop.
- Cafes & co-working. Same risk, anywhere you connect to a network you don't control.
- Access from another country. Pick a country and connect to check content or services the way you would back home.
02. Why pay-as-you-go fits travel
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Match it to the trip
A weekend pass for a weekend. A week pass for a week. Your VPN spend equals your travel, not a yearly bill.
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Nothing renews
Back home and don't need it? It already stopped. No subscription waiting to recharge you next month.
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Fast on the road
WireGuard keeps speeds high on hotel and mobile connections, with a live speed test in the app.
03. Before you fly
- Install before you leave — you can buy your first pass on arrival, no account needed.
- Connect on the airport/hotel network first thing; the session timer shows exactly how long you've got.
- Running long? Extend by +10 min, +30 min, or +1 hour without buying a new pass.
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