What we hold ourselves to.

Every VPN says it respects you. Here is what that means here, with a way to check each one.

Numbers, not adjectives

We publish success rates from real connection attempts, failures included, instead of calling ourselves fast and reliable.

See the network status

You decide when to pay

No stored card, no auto-renewal, no countdown timers. Extending costs exactly what a new purchase costs.

See the prices

Keep as little as we can

No traffic, DNS or address logs. What we do keep fits on one page, line by line, with how long we keep it.

Read the privacy policy

A failure costs us, not you

A day without a working connection comes back as a day on your subscription, without a ticket.

How credits work

No lock-in

The tunnel runs in WireGuard's own open-source app, and your configuration is a standard file. Leaving takes one tap.

See how setup works

Check it yourself

A free page shows whether your connection really goes through us and whether your browser leaks your address.

Am I protected?

What we haven't done yet

Saying this is part of the deal. We will update the list as it changes.

  • No independent audit

    Nobody outside the company has audited our no-logs setup yet. Until then, that claim rests on our word.

  • No RAM-only servers

    Our VPN servers are rented machines with ordinary disks. Logging is switched off, but the disks exist.

  • Keys made on our servers

    We generate device keys so the site can show a QR code, which means we hold them until you rotate them or remove the device.