We’re rebuilding the internet so that you can say goodbye to your VPN and never again make the tradeoff between the content you want and privacy. Introducing URnetwork, a decentralized network powered by direct connections to people around you.
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Great tech, but I don't understand the business model.
@mikestaub For consumer it's freemium with $5/month supporter to get faster data. At scale we expect 1-4% of users to upgrade to supporter. We're looking at embedded developer and product use cases. It's a large market and lean product.
I really hope this gets super popular. Such a nice product!
@mehdi_hp Thank you Mehdi! We're just getting started.
Out of curiosity: how do you make money out of it? Because I see a revenue-sharing feature on the app.
@bagusfarisa There is a $5/month supporter subscription and we target 1-4% conversion of free users to supporter. Supports get their data put at the front of the queue, so they get the fastest possible data. As we expand into embedded use cases, part of the revenue from any customer will go back into the revenue share to providers.
This is a bold vision for the future of the internet. Removing the need for VPNs while ensuring privacy and security is a massive step forward. Excited to see where this goes.
@marianna_tymchuk Thank you! We have two big updates planned for H1 this year.
The idea of a decentralized network built on direct connections is fascinating. If URnetwork can deliver both privacy and accessibility at scale, this could change how we think about online security.
@viktoriia_vasylchenko Agreed. We want to make a private, available, secure internet as easy to use as TCP/UDP sockets today. We're looking at how web3 can make it an efficient market for capacity, and grow with demand.
The commercialization of online interactions has become overwhelming. A network that puts users first instead of treating them like data sources is an exciting shift.
@illia_martyniuk Thanks, that's exactly why we're building URnetwork. People shouldn't have to sacrifice their privacy in order to use the internet.
@denisss Thanks, appreciate it!