Dynagi

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Dynagi is a virtual private network (VPN) service that provides encrypted internet connections and online privacy protection for consumers.

Chandler, Arizona, United States
dynagi.com
Owned by Barbara Tech LLC

About Dynagi

Dynagi is a consumer VPN (virtual private network) service that encrypts users’ internet traffic and routes it through secure servers to enhance privacy, security, and the ability to access geo-restricted content. Operated by Barbara Tech LLC, the service is based in Chandler, Arizona, and offers multiple subscription tiers that support different numbers of devices, emphasizing fast connections, no activity logs, and 24/7 technical support.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/))

A Dynagi charge on your card statement typically appears as “dynagi” or “dynagi.com” and relates to the purchase of a VPN plan. The company offers a one-time daily plan as well as recurring monthly plans (Basic, Complete, Pro, and Max) with pricing such as a $2.00 daily plan and monthly tiers like $17.96, $19.89, $27.96, and $34.89, respectively. The daily plan is a one-time charge, while the monthly plans renew every 30 days until cancelled, and immediate access is provided once the card is authorized.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/signup.php))

If you do not recognize the charge, first check whether you or someone in your household recently signed up for a VPN, especially via a mobile device, and look for a confirmation email from Dynagi at the email address used during signup. You can manage or cancel your subscription through the Dynagi website’s “Cancel Subscription” link or by contacting their support team by phone or email. If you still believe the transaction is unauthorized, gather any related emails or receipts and contact your card issuer to dispute the charge after attempting to resolve it directly with Dynagi’s support.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Dynagi.

  1. *Dynagi 4870 S Miller Dr. Chandler AZ Date XX 4816 Card 16

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Dynagi or dynagi.com on my card statement?

Dynagi is a VPN subscription service, and the charge is usually for a daily VPN pass or a recurring monthly plan (such as Basic, Complete, Pro, or Max). If you or someone in your household recently signed up for a VPN through dynagi.com, that subscription will appear as “dynagi” or “dynagi.com” on your billing statement.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/signup.php))

What subscription plans and typical amounts does Dynagi charge?

Dynagi currently lists a $2.00 daily plan (one-time, 24-hour access) and several monthly plans, including Basic at $17.96/month for 1 device, Complete at $19.89/month for 5 devices, Pro at $27.96/month for 10 devices, and Max at $34.89/month for 15 devices. Monthly plans are billed every 30 days until you cancel.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/signup.php))

Is the Dynagi daily VPN plan a recurring subscription?

No. According to Dynagi’s signup page, the daily plan is explicitly a one-time charge that provides 24 hours of full VPN access with no recurring or monthly billing. After that period, access ends unless you purchase another plan.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/signup.php))

How do I cancel my Dynagi VPN subscription?

You can cancel by visiting dynagi.com and using the “Cancel Subscription” option in the site footer, or by contacting Dynagi support at support@dynagi.com or their support phone line. Once cancelled, future auto-renewals should stop, though you will retain access for the remainder of the current billing cycle.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/))

How can I request a refund for a Dynagi charge?

Dynagi offers a 30-day money-back guarantee for new subscriptions. To request a refund, you must cancel your subscription and then contact Dynagi customer service at support@dynagi.com or by phone, referencing your account email and transaction details. Refunds are processed back to the original payment method and may take 7–14 days to appear, depending on your bank.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/signup.php))

Why do I see multiple Dynagi charges in the same month?

Multiple charges may occur if you purchased a one-time daily plan in addition to having an active monthly subscription, or if you upgraded between plans. Review your email receipts and your account page on dynagi.com to see which plans were ordered and on which dates.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/signup.php))

How do I contact Dynagi about an unrecognized or fraudulent charge?

If you do not recognize a Dynagi charge, first check for any Dynagi account or confirmation emails under your email addresses. If nothing appears, contact Dynagi support at support@dynagi.com or by calling their published support number to ask them to look up the transaction. If they cannot locate a legitimate account or you still suspect fraud, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/))

Does Dynagi store my browsing activity or logs that relate to my charges?

Dynagi’s marketing materials state that they do not keep activity or connection logs and focus on privacy and security. Your billing data (such as card details and contact information) is stored for subscription management, but your browsing history is not tied to your charges according to their service description. For specifics, review their privacy policy on dynagi.com.([dynagi.com](https://dynagi.com/))

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