Five criteria for choosing any VPN, ours included
- Who runs the servers, and what do they say about logs? Ours says it keeps none; read that as a statement, not an audit.
- How many devices does one subscription cover? Here it is up to five at once on one link.
- How do you connect? Here the link opens only in the free Happ app. Other link readers such as v2rayNG and Hiddify show a single "App not supported" entry.
- Where are the exit servers? Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney and Frankfurt, and none in Indonesia.
- How do you pay, and does it renew? In the bot, with cryptocurrency only, and nothing renews itself.
The costs and limits
Cryptocurrency only is a real cost. If you have never bought any, the first purchase takes longer than the trial lasts, and cards are not accepted. The five-device limit is firm, so a household of seven phones needs a second plan. With no server in Indonesia you cannot get an Indonesian address, so apps that only serve people inside the country will not treat you as local from abroad.
In return there is no account at all. In roughly a minute the bot in Telegram hands over a subscription link of your own, with no email or password requested.
A conflict of interest, said plainly
We sell this service, which means every criterion above was chosen by someone who gains if you pick us. Run the five questions against any other service too, and use the trial to see how ours behaves on your own network before paying. If the answers to criteria 2, 3 and 5 do not suit you, skip us.
What is covered on the pages below
This section holds one page per question that comes next. A comparison of tunnels and proxies, of a browser extension and a phone-wide tunnel, of options for a computer, a Mac, a router or a Chromebook, and of what "cheap" and "best" mean as criteria. A page on safety says what a tunnel does not protect, a page on how it works explains the encryption step by step, and the trial page covers the free days. What a tunnel may be used for varies by country and over time, so keeping to local law and to each service's terms is the reader's job.