Private server
Coming soon: a dedicated machine as an add-on to any plan.
A gigabit channel with no neighbours, up to 50 devices on one machine, a new IP in about two minutes — and not a single stranger connected.
Where your speed goes
On a shared node the channel is split between everyone connected right now. In the evening there are more of them — and each gets less.
| What we compare | Shared node | Private server |
|---|---|---|
| IP address | Shared with others | Yours alone |
| Evening speed | Drops | Stays the same |
| Protocols | The common set | Any, on request |
| Devices | 5 per subscription | Up to 50, by size |
| Country | From the node list | Moves on request |
A machine that fits
The size sets how many devices the machine holds at once. Every size gets a channel of up to a gigabit.
Where the server can live
We deploy the machine in any country where we have nodes — they are marked on the globe.
Your country is not among them? It is available on request too — message the manager.
From a message to your own server
- 01Message the managerTell us what the server is for and how many devices will use it.
- 02Pick a country and sizeThe manager names the exact price for that country.
- 03The machine comes upA few minutes, and the server appears in your account.
- 04ConnectFrom the app as usual; the server address and its devices are in your account.
How this differs from a shared plan
On a shared plan you reach the internet through a node you share with other people. That is fine right up until one of them ruins the reputation of the address: then the captchas and refusals arrive for everyone at once, you included. On a private server the address is yours, and there is nobody to spoil it.
Why banks and services care
The addresses of well-known VPN providers are collected into lists, and services act on them: an extra check in one place, a declined payment in another, a blocked sign-in in a third. The address of a separate machine is not on those lists, because nobody but you goes through it.
Changing country, and switching off
You will be able to move the server to another country through a manager, and the address changes with the country. You can switch it off at any time: the surcharge stops, and your access on the ordinary plan stays.
Common questions
- Is it a dedicated machine or a container?
- Dedicated. The hardware is reserved for you, the channel is not shared with neighbours, and evening hours do not affect speed the way they do on a shared node.
- Can a different protocol be set up on it?
- Yes, on request through a manager. On shared nodes the set is the same for everyone.