Data packs, buy only what you use
New accounts get 1 GB free at sign-up. When it runs out, pick a weekly, monthly or longer data pack for stable access to AI tools, streaming and work — the longer the pack, the lower the price per GB.
1 GB free the moment you sign up
A one-time gift for every new account, no card needed. Try the connection first, and buy a data pack only if you like it.
Pick a data pack
A pack is valid for its billing period, and data left over when the period ends expires. Cards (Visa / MasterCard) and USDT are supported. Price per GB and savings are measured against the smallest pack.
Need more isolation? Go dedicated
Alongside data packs, you can also purchase a Dedicated Node or Dedicated IP separately — network resources that are never shared with anyone else.
An entire line reserved just for you — your whole team shares one clean private network, never mixed with strangers.
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A fixed, exclusive exit IP that's never shared — ideal for IP whitelisting or scenarios that need a stable identity.
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Questions you may have about paying
How do data packs work?
Each pack gives you a fixed amount of data that stays valid for the pack's period, counted from the day you pay. Data left over when the period ends expires, so pick the size that fits how you use it.
What does "Save X%" mean?
It compares a pack's price per GB with the smallest pack on this page. Bigger, longer packs cost less per GB, so the saving grows with the size.
Which payment methods are supported?
Cards (Visa / MasterCard) and USDT can be used here on the website. The desktop and mobile apps may offer additional methods.
Can I try it for free first?
Yes. Every new account gets 1 GB of free data at sign-up — a one-time gift, and no payment method is required.
What happens when the free 1 GB runs out?
The 1 GB is a one-time gift and does not refresh. Once it's used up, buy a data pack to keep connecting.
Does unused data roll over?
No. Each pack is valid only for its own period, and whatever is left at the end expires. If you use data steadily over months, a longer pack costs less per GB.