Redesigning a VPN’s landing page and checkout so first-time users understand the risk, pick the right plan, and subscribe with confidence.
They lean on technical terms, long feature lists and aggressive pricing. For non-technical users, it’s hard to tell what a VPN actually does, and why it matters to them.
Most people also don’t realize how often their data is exposed through breaches, public Wi-Fi or everyday browsing. If users don’t recognize the risk, they won’t understand the value.
Instead of selling a VPN right away, the page first helps users recognize the problem, then introduces the solution.
A Security Check lets users enter their email and see whether their data has been exposed. It reframes the VPN from a technical tool into an answer to a real, personal risk.

Clear headlines and simple language explain what BorderlessVPN does at a glance. Benefits come before specs, and trust signals like reviews and privacy-first messaging lower skepticism. The limited-time offer stays in a subtle sticky bar, never in the way.

Before any pricing pressure, users pick Personal or Business. Each plan is clearly defined with fewer choices, and the 14-day money-back guarantee sits right under them.

A dedicated checkout keeps focus. Order details, discounts, renewal terms and the guarantee stay visible the whole time, and subscription terms are written in plain, human language.

Readex Pro for clear, friendly type. Dark blue for trust, orange to guide attention, and white and neutral grays for readable, content-heavy sections.
This is a self-exploration, so there’s no live data. The redesign focused on three shifts:
When users understand the risk and trust the solution, conversion becomes a natural outcome, not a forced one.
Next I’d test the Security Check against a classic hero, and see how much clearer plan choice and visible terms change checkout completion.