Not that I know of. It's not that difficult, but it does take some work. You can setup a Linux VM and try it out in your home first.

If that works, you want to start by setting up a virtual machine on some hosting provider. A small $5/m VM would do. If you've never touched Linux before, there are a lot of tutorials.

Then you just need to install and start Iodine. It should be in most Linux distro's package manager. You install it, start the service (systemctl is used on Linux to control services) and then put the client on your laptop.

There might be people who sell Iodine as a service, but I dunno offhand. It might take you a bit to learn, but it's a useful skill.