VPN and privacy setup ยท United States
Get your VPN and privacy tools configured properly, in one video call.
Norvon sets up a VPN, a password manager and two-factor authentication with you, on your own devices, then tests that it all works. No jargon, no remote takeover, no guesswork.
Who it's for
Built for people who want it done right, without becoming an IT expert
Remote work
Freelancers and remote workers
You work from cafes, hotels and shared spaces and want your logins and connection protected.
Home
Families
You want everyone in the house on the same safe setup, from parents' laptops to teens' phones.
Business
Small teams
You run a business of up to five people and need sensible, simple security without an IT department.
Process
How it works
- Send a request. Email us the package you want. We reply with available times and how to pay, plus a short checklist to prepare.
- Meet on video. We share screens and go step by step. You stay in control of your devices, and we never ask for your passwords.
- Leave protected. We test everything, then send a written summary and 14 days of email support.
- VPN
- Kill switch
- Password manager
- 2FA
- Leak test
- Router basics
Packages
Pick your setup
Essentials Setup
$49
- VPN app installed and configured on up to 3 of your devices
- Kill switch and auto-connect turned on
- Password manager set up, with up to 5 key accounts moved over
- Two-factor authentication turned on for your email and 2 other key accounts
- A leak test to confirm the VPN is really working
- A one-page written summary of what was set up
- 14 days of email support
Household Setup
$89
- VPN set up on up to 8 devices across the household
- A shared family password vault, plus a private vault for each person
- Two-factor authentication on each person's email
- A home Wi-Fi and router security walkthrough
- Simple privacy settings guidance for teens' phones and tablets
- A written summary for the household
- 14 days of email support
Small Team Setup
$175
- VPN on each person's work devices, up to 2 devices each
- Team password manager set up, with shared vaults for shared logins
- Two-factor authentication rolled out on core business accounts
- A one-page team security checklist you can adapt
- A written summary for the owner
- 14 days of email support
The VPN or password-manager subscription itself is separate and is paid directly to the provider. See the FAQ.
Ground rules
What we promise, and what we don't
We do
- Explain each step in plain English
- Tell you when you do not need something
- Test the setup before we finish
- Keep your information private (how)
We don't
- Promise anonymity or "unhackable" security. No tool can.
- Contact people who have not booked with us
- Take over your computer or ask for your passwords
- Help with anything illegal, or with breaking a service's rules
Learn
Free guides to read first
- What a VPN Actually Does (and Does Not Do)A plain-English explanation of what a VPN protects, what it doesn't, and whether you need one.
- Is Public Wi-Fi Safe? What a VPN ChangesHow risky airport, hotel and cafe Wi-Fi really is today, what a VPN adds, and the habits that matter more.
- How to Set Up a VPN on iPhone, Android, Windows and MacStep-by-step guidance for installing a VPN app on your phone or computer, plus what to check before you trust it.
- VPN vs Proxy vs Tor: What Is the Difference?Three ways to hide your IP address, how each one works, what each one protects, and which to use for what.