Pay once, then stop thinking about it

A WireGuard configuration file and a QR code. You load either one into the official WireGuard app, switch it on, and your internet traffic goes out through a Ukrainian IP address instead of your own.

There is no app of ours to install. WireGuard is an open protocol with official apps for every platform, and that is what you use.

No. There is no sign-up at all, and we never ask for an email address.

You pay on our operator's secure checkout and get a recovery code — shown once your payment clears — and that is the only thing tying you to your subscription.

Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iPhone or iPad. Anything that runs the official WireGuard app.

The same configuration works on several devices, though they cannot all be connected at the same time — they share one address.

Several lengths are available, and the longer ones work out cheaper per month. Prices are shown on the operator's secure checkout page — press Pay for access and they are the first thing you see, before you commit to anything.

They are not printed on this site because the operator sets them and can change them at any time, and a price here that no longer matched what you were charged would be worse than no price at all.

Charges are made in Ukrainian hryvnia. Any dollar or euro figures shown are approximate conversions for reference only — your bank converts at its own rate.

Payment is handled on the secure checkout page of the VPN operator that runs the servers. Pressing Pay for access creates a checkout link that is yours alone and opens it in a new tab.

Your card details never pass through this website. We never see them, and we do not store any payment information.

No. Each plan is a one-off payment for a fixed period. Nothing recurs, and there is no subscription to cancel.

When your time runs out the connection stops working until you renew. Renewing extends the same subscription, so your configuration file stays the same and you do not set anything up again.

An internal subscription identifier, when it was created, and when it expires. No name, no email address, no payment details, and no record of what you do while connected.

Being straight with you about one thing: the WireGuard keys are generated by the operator that runs the servers, not on your device, and their system can retrieve them. Any VPN that hands you a ready-made configuration file works this way. If that matters to you — and for some threat models it genuinely should — a service where you generate the keys yourself is a better fit than this one.

This website records security events such as failed recovery attempts, and deliberately never stores a record that links a subscription to an IP address. Those two things are kept apart on purpose.

What the VPN servers themselves log is up to the operator that runs them, and we are not in a position to audit that. We would rather say so than repeat a no-logs claim we cannot stand behind.

Yes. The address you appear from is allocated to a Ukrainian network operator and is located in Ukraine.

By WireGuard, using ChaCha20 for encryption, Poly1305 for authentication and Curve25519 for key exchange.

WireGuard is open source, has been independently reviewed, and is small enough that reviewing it is realistic — which is the actual reason to trust it, rather than any slogan about how strong the encryption is.

If you have lost the code, and you are also no longer on the device you bought from, we cannot restore your access. We do not store the code and there is no other way to prove the subscription is yours.

This is the trade-off for not having to identify yourself, so write the code down when you first see it.

You can install the same configuration on as many devices as you like, but only one can be connected at a time. Connecting a second disconnects the first.

Sometimes, and we will not promise more than that. Streaming platforms actively block VPN addresses and what works today may not work next month.

If this is your main reason for subscribing, start with the shortest plan.

Check that your subscription has not expired, and that the tunnel switch is actually on — in the WireGuard app the status should read Active.

If it says active but nothing loads, some networks block the port WireGuard uses. Try a different network, such as mobile data, to rule that out. Our setup guides cover each platform step by step.