The short version
Every plan gives the same thing: unlimited traffic, no device limit on one subscription link, five server locations. The only difference is how many months you pay for in one go, and the longer the period, the lower the price of each month.
The exact amounts sit on the home page and in the bot. They are kept out of this page on purpose, because a number copied into an article goes stale the day a price moves.
How the monthly price falls
Think of it the way you would think about a gym or a newspaper subscription. A single month is the most expensive way to buy, since you pay for the flexibility of leaving at once. Six months already brings the monthly figure down, a year lowers it again, and two years gives the lowest cost per month.
When you compare two plans, divide each total by its number of months before you decide. A bigger total can still be the cheaper plan. The reverse also holds: a low per-month figure is no bargain if you will stop using the service in three months.
What is the same on every plan
- Traffic has no cap.
- One subscription link works on all your devices; there is no limit on how many.
- Servers in Helsinki, Warsaw, Tokyo, Istanbul and Paris.
- No log of what you do is kept.
- No auto-renewal: when a period ends, nothing is charged until you pay again in the bot.
Use the trial before the wallet
New users get 10 days free, and the bot issues the link. Nothing is asked of you for that: no card, no email, no password. Use those days on the phone and laptop you actually carry, then decide whether one month is enough or whether a longer plan makes sense.
Paying later is done in the bot, in cryptocurrency only. The bot takes no card and no UPI transfer. If crypto is new to you, the page on paying with crypto goes through it step by step.
Which length suits whom
Pick one month if you are travelling or only need a tunnel for a short job. Six months fits a semester or a contract. A year is the middle path for someone who already knows the service works on their devices. Two years only makes sense when you have used it for long enough to be sure, because the money leaves your wallet at once.
This site sells its own service, so treat the advice as a way of doing arithmetic, not as a ruling: the criteria above are things you can check yourself in a minute with a calculator.
What you do not pay for
One subscription link works on any number of devices. The apps that read the link are free and made by other developers, so the plan is the only thing you pay for.
Local rules on this kind of tool vary and shift, so following them, and the terms of the services you connect to, stays with you. A cheaper plan changes none of that.
Drafting of this page had help from an AI model, after which the editors compared the text with the plan's real terms.
Questions
Is there a cheaper way to start than the shortest plan?
Yes: the 10 free days. They cost nothing and the bot issues the link, so you can test on your own devices before choosing a plan.
Why do you not print the amounts here?
Current figures live on the home page and in the bot itself. A number copied into an article can fall behind them.
Does a longer plan get fewer features?
No. Traffic, devices and locations are the same on all four plans. Only the period you pay for differs.
Will the plan renew by itself?
No. Nothing is charged on its own: when a period runs out, paying for the next one is a step you take yourself in the bot.
Is there a card or UPI option at checkout?
No. Only cryptocurrency is accepted in the bot, USDT among others.
Is there a server in India for a local IP?
No. The locations are Helsinki, Warsaw, Tokyo, Istanbul and Paris, so you will not get an Indian address from this service.
No card, no account. USDT is paid only if you continue.
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